The Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • 3

New Advertisements, Claiborne's History of Mississippi. Tltirteenth Annual Floral Decoration cf i iiBi mm i irtfcr We have recclTed te prospectus of the "New Idea," a monthly journal, soon to at UT DMrira I THE CLARION. OScial Journal of the City of Jackson Wednesday, May 19, ISM) JL. J- l'a -Lots of attractions on the tp. Pottcr-the-Printer, millionaire journ- i altst, will deli.ht our people iK-hiocratic ard meetings on Saturday TT on to-morrow night at the Ojera House by a discourse, upon the subject of "Things r-uprc-me and Federal Courts are Generally, Through a Pair of Truthful in sts-ion.

Hpex." It has been our privilege to exam- Ihju. W. A. Montgomery was in the, tjje iecture and it, like everything ytu rd.ty. inj from Mr.

Potter, is well worth hearing. Ciift comes and goes with, clock-1 We hope to see a good audience, and we can vork r-guUrity. safely say that, no matter how large the au- i. i be published in this city. Miss Maud Smith, editress.

The paper will be devoted to literature, culture, and general Dews. The Clarion extends its best wishes to the New 1iea with the hope that all the expectations of its fair and accomplished editress may be lully realized. may or reerct hearing. A considerable portion of the present term of the LYS. Court has lx-f-u spent in the trial of a gang of counterfeiters, having their or headquarters in Rankin county, where they have been enriching themselves by manufacturing very creditable counterfeit gold and silver coin.

One Finn, the chief of the gang, turned Slates evideuce, which resulted in the and conviction of a number of his associate-, viz Russell llaliis, Dick Underwood and 11 ry ant Rushing. A mistrial resulted in tiie case of G. W. Lee. Several others, supposed to be implicated, made good their escape.

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1M Tim tmacj TAX anc of an order of the Board of Supervisors term mereor, tetj. May Tth, 1SV). NAME. Unknown Hr nigbt ski. uUbu Mesr.a MSmdii STnairtnaj in th Lmw, milE UXDEKSIGXED, SHERIFF AND TAX of Mississippi, will, on Monday, the 14th public auction to the Jnghest bidder lor cash, the tourt House in the of the said County ami State, for taxes due thereon made under Section Revenue Lws of end lot 7 1 fc MVISION Mr.

Henrv F. llalev returned last week!" ll-r'ntatives Hall, where you will he COLLECTOR OK HINIS "i -TATF day of Jane. A. D. 18-0.

wiiiim the hours bT lavr jl following describe il 'V aV in for fiscal Vear 1 and THU i. ursu-miV i OF SEtTlvX. I 1 21 lw 4 lw r. t4 1 si 2 2vr 2 4- 2 1 3 i 2w 2 4 2 1 0 3 'i 4 ti -t-J Jw I VI 4 lw VM 21 4 2 tV, 4 27 3 1 i I 11 1 it is 1 -H 'T l.i ii -t' lw 4 i 2 1 7: lw 3 7 7. 1 5' i 12 7 2 7 27 7 1 27 7 3 2- 7 rl 7 4 2 -i 3v 1 2 2i t-i 1 72 U.l I 2-1 4 1 1 .1 1 4 a end lots and 4 Ne qr se qr a side bf sw qr 5 a ne cor.

hf se qr Ne qr qr Ne qr ne ijr 30 a end hf ne qr a pt hf ne qr hf sw qr 77 a pi hf nw qr 30 a end hf ne qr 20 a in 1J a hf se qr 1 a sw cor se sw qr a in se cor nw jr se qr Ne qr ne qr Se qr nw qr 1" a tnj hf ne qr 4 a err ue qr ne qr a end se qr nw qr "-'4 a end nw qr ne qr hf hf and hf ne qr 'Sw qr se qr and nw qr se qr Se qr ne qr Ne qr neqr and nw qr ne qr Ne qr qr a end hf ne qr Se qr ne qr Ne qr se qr and hf qr Nw qr nw qr and nw qr ue qr 3 hf ne qr hf lot 4 -J.) 4S a end lot hf qr Sw qr sw qr F. hf ne qr se qr 2-5 5 a lot 11, North Jackson Xe a lot 4, Sou'h Jackson -0 a lot No. 4, Fist Jackson Lots 3 and 4 ex. 1 1 ft and hf r.f I and 2 and 1 1 i off side 5 an I sqr 11, South Lot 18 theiug lot 1) IK.b.on Survey J. McOarr, of aliinrton i- in t'ue city.

firuet the democratic Wards evening next. A "'fA move- the re-organization of the Central Ib-mocrutic Club. f.jri'et the Ward meeting on Saturday at the places. A iJrun.i.i'-f-' Convention will be held in tin- ti.c fir-t uf June. ct' prorainim- of the Karksdale-IJ um-j bitii liriade K-liiion 'J hu proceeding of the Mayor and will ft mud on the fourth page.

I Mat" Convention is meet in this city to-morrow. F. in mind the re-uiiinii of the IJarks- i Iiiii.i.hrtv-. Urinde next Tuesday, i-l. Mi.

K. I. he i rebuilding the Cotton tiie mi-fortune to lose bv l.c-l inter. -Ir. I Lowe and VV re(im! 1).

Carmichael, have been in this week'. ---Tin- lir-t in-tallim-nt of Hinds county i road bond- 'U have be i-su'-d Hi-ti aecount. Mr. M' aiel daughter were in-'liiiu' I. M.I'.'N -team printing estab--! I on II rl IV kl-t.

A of our citizens went to Vicks- id 'V to the meeting of the iitoii r- I -1 I i pu oi i-h'-d the pro-he Central Democratic had i hioi.ii Saiurii-iy w.jfiit la-t. il hi. i Andlews, Vjizoo, ell ill ut t- te! ill' the rniledSt.lt in thi- ity the past week. Tiiii and II N. the 1 nr-t b.r, have been in the ii s-ioiial Oil-mess.

-Sje''ta! i-ji-alicd to the circular I ion. Health er of Hinds -iehly sea -on is almost upon i he Th- Wo. iiodhind Club holds its tin- and is a source; a-ure iiiid enjoy nieiit to its mem- 11. M. Mclrmald and brother, of iiiuty, sons of Hon.

maid, calied upon Us on Monday W'-fklv n.u. ii ph i. mi. i tin il.r.'ii McD -We aekn.iw! i 1 --l i and Mr. cans Mi iialiali, finee our la.st ier, of Copiah, of Mt.

Olive. it. line ilii eoum y. P.en Lane 1'o-ey, of the Lay St. bar, in the city lat.

week, in at-i. dam "ii the Supreme Court, and favored n- v. Kit a call. I elm Conservatives should ie! fail to attend the Ward meetings on Sat- delegates to the 1 1: 1 1 el. -Tin- and -adder t'suii-i wid au excii iii)ii to this city on i "inii'-i iv, L'Tth iu-t.

They will receive a iie.irtv ivti.niiii1 ti.iin tiie Jackson iiicnicn. A ftr'e iiketioii of beautiful flowers were ent from thi- city to Memphis on l-i-t. to le ti-' I in decorating the graves nil HiH.Jei.ile so'i'luis harried in that city. fiie I eiiocratif State t'on vcntioii will iiiL- in thi- city, on Thursday, -7th inst 1 'liability i- that the iiieeling will be a li li one, 1 that uir city will he pretty Weii til'ed. J.ttk-oii Society ill i rate il tinui versary by an t-veiir-ion lo M.

iia. on Thursday, June ne-iits the ti ip have Ail urraiiecn ell pel i'ei led. a Tue-day nig llo- chllfel lit next the ladies of i will L'ive another of Vhi ir eiij nl.le Parties, on the beau-iiii. attached to the residence titul gr. Cllp.ed Oar l.v Dr.

A. 11. liilluim. hariied. p'niio-ophical and witty ontWv of pt( Polter-the-Printer, ill a lecture at the Opera House, next Thurs.hiv fvonine.

We can promise his an- an ciitertaiiiing and instructive dis-. in a.ivatice. The Hinds County Sunday School meets at I'dwards to-day. Messrs. Ii.

11. I lines, C. Camplicll, ico. S. (J recti, W.

II. 1'. k.in-. Thomas Helm and John H. pKivd are the delegates from the and Presbvterian schools of this city.

Mate State J. R. Conlee Carter State, State, State tate iMate State State State State Slate State State State State Stale Stale State State A. L. Bradley Siate State State State State Mrs.

Mary State State State State State State State State State State State When You Go Norlh Ttiii: Tin: Cincinnati, Hamilton And Dayton R. R. 1ROM CI I. A IT TO IAVTO, Toledo, Detroit, aul the -ortl'rn l.nkes, nod Caaadat, Il.l Itaati. lo tiie East via Niagara Falls.

tW IMreot Ciiiinri lions lor nil ioiul in lictiignn si ml Cuaada. CSf'-leeiMiisi Trains. CoacheM on llit SAM STEVENSON, G. T. A.

M. T. O'BRIEN, Traveling Agent, iuayl2-4m. Cinciss ati, Ohio. Mississippi Reports for Sale! iok ocHixtaE tails'.

I L. t. There no such a yaruer as Tom Ochiltree. He stays not for troth when he wihs to speak. But paints a romance on his limbless cheek He stretches the blanket with wonderful will And draws the long bow with remarkable skill The last of his rams is the bbeest bv far Anil he will be Kr, ei.i (ifii.il.,i,i'ciM'.

When Grant, the third-iermer. shall come' to bis own. And pay the good fellows who gave him the On his adamant fce is no siirn of a As be says that the Southland will go with a For the Empire, whatever it may That gives us the Grata Ein and Tom Ochiltree. The Southrons, savs Tom, are all craiy foi Grant, Their breasts for the old flag and subsidies paut And nothing for them is too novel or That britiis tht-ra the spending of other men's casn. The elegant tale that Tom Ochiltree tells Is music to Grant and his toidies and swells.

And grist to the hoppers of sialwart machines, And yet is hut tit to he told to marines. X. Y. Sun. Death of an Old and Prominent Citizen.

Mr. D. W. Be all who died in Lexington on the loth instant, merits more than a mere passing notice in recording his He descended from an old and influential family and was born in Franklin, Georgia, on the 2oth day of April, 1S17. Holmes County Times Senator Lamar.

Grenada Sentinel, loth. We had the pleasure of meeting our old friend Senator Lamar, of Oxford, in our town on Thursday, the guest of our distinguished fellow-citizen. Gen. E. C.

Walthall. We were glad to see him in good health aud fine spirits. MARRIED. Kells-IIa Dr. Robiusou'a Church LouisTille, on Wednesday, the fifth ot May, Dr.

Robt. Kells, of Jackson, Miss, to Mrs. Minnie J. Harrison, of Edwards, Mississippi. It is not often that wS expaess a regret in publishing a marriage notice, but must do so in this instance inasmuch as the Doc tor's "new departure'' involves his removal from Jackson.

But what is Jackson's loss, is Edwards' decided gain. Dravohos Wilson. At the residence of the bride's father, on the 11th Mav, bv Elder J. R. Farish, Mr.

W. Tangipahoa Citv, to Miss Amanda Wilson, of Tangipahoa Parish, La. OBITUARY Western Methodist. Mas. Lot lie Hooks was horn Jan.

23, 1S.V1. was me uaugiuer ot tol. liont. Lowry, of Baldwyn, She was educated in Columbus, under lr. A.

S. Andrews. Nov. lOih lbT-f, she was married to the Rev. J.

C. Hooks of the Memphis Conference. Although reared in fashionable life, she at once adapted herself to her new sphere with an ease and jrrace truly surprising laying aside jewelry, tj which she had been accustomed, and all ornaments ns well. She died of con- conse plenty hersickness was long and painful, yet. not a uiurmer escaped her lips.

She was perfectly resigned and submissive to the will of God She prayed to die an easy death and retain her consciousnesa to ihe last. It was answered. Her pure spirit as pure as ever left earth passed away without a struggle or a groan, Thursday, April 1, 18N1. SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ST LRY 7 A YEAR and expenses to aeents.

i Outfit Free. Address 1. O. V1CK- Augusta, Maine. MUSIC NOTICE.

A FRS. MARY C. VICKERS DESIRES TO -Jl obtain pupils in Yoc.b and Isstki-mkn-tal Mcsic. for particulars, apply at the ocnool oi f. u.

hark. may w. NOTICE. I HEREBY GIYE NOTICE OF TIIE ISSU-1 auce of 01) of Hinds County Bonds to the Natchez, Jackson and Columbus Rail road Company, of date of May 1st, INSO. W.

T. RATLIFF, Clerk ot Board May 10, Supervisors. NOTIC33 MIUE Annual Meeting of tho Stockholders aud Directors of the Mississippi Valley Company, will be held at the office of the Com- i-ttny in mm omh riir on Tuesday. junt isi, iocvj. iicutn i n.iti, Secretary and Treasurer, Mississippi Valley Co.

STANTON HOUSE, CII ATT A OOG TEN NESSEE. rilHE PALACE HOTEL OF THE SOUTH 1 sublime scenery, delightful atmosphere, beautiful grounds. The favorite winter resort for Northern invalids and pleasure seekers the Spring and Summer fo. Southern. WAIT BF.ALE, Phofr's.

J. C. DERBY, late of Blount Springs, Manager. NOTICE United States Land Offick, 1 Jackson, May 12, 1S80. "VTOTICE is hereby given that I will be pre-x pared on the 'Jfst day of June, 1830, at 10 o'clock A.

to receive application to enter NeJi Section 12, Township 13. North, Range East, former Columbus District. R. C. KERK, Register.

NOTICE United States Land OrrirE, Jackson, May 12, 180. 1 VTOTICE is herby given that I will be pre--LV pared on the 21st day of June, 1S80, at 10 o'clck a. to receive applications to enter the Eust fractional half of lot 3. and south half of lots 4 and 5, Section 8, Township 3, North, Range 18, west, fopuer Augusta District, and Fractional part of Section 1, Township 17 North, Range 4 west, (North of Choctaw Boundary former Choctaw District. R.

C. KERR, Register. TRUSTEE'S SALE. 1)Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX XJ ecuted on the day of March, A. D.

1ST9, to secure the payment of a certain prom- isory nole the rpital State Bak for tue sum or tooU 44, and due on the loth of No vember, 1879, which Deed of Trust is duly recorded in Book pages 1" and 18 of Hinds county, the undersigued Trustee will proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest and best bidder for cash, in front of the City Hall, in the city of Jackson, Mississippi, on Thursday, the 17th day of Jane next. The following described lands, lying, being and situate in the county of Issaquena, State of Mississippi, to-wit Lots one and four, section twenty; lots, two, three, four and five, sec'ion twenty-one; lots three and four, section twenty-eight; and lots one. six and seven, section twenty-nine, township nine, range eight, west; containing seven hundred and sisiy-four acres more or less, and better known as Island Ninety-eight, in the Mississippi River. The title is believed to be good, but I will only convey such title as is vested in me as Trustee. B.

W. GRIFFITH. Trustee. 8150 OO KKWARU. WHEREAS, It appears by information received by me.

that about dark on Sunday-evening, May 8th, 1880, Rcrtrs Abmistead was cruelly murdered at his home in DeSoto county, by Ed. Nelms, who effected his escape, and is still at large Now, therefore, J. M. STONE, Governor Mississippi, do offer the above reward, for the arrest and delivery of the said r. Nelms the Sheriff of DeSoto county.

And I de moreover, require all officers of this State to be diligent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive, ha. Nelms. Given under my hand and the Great Seal Ti a 1 of lte State affixed, at Jackson, this lu- 19th day of May, A. 1880. J.

M. STONE. By the Governor: Hkbkt C. Mrxas, Secretary of State. DESCRIPTION Ed.

Nelms is dark copper-colored negro, five feet 6 or 7 inches high 22 or 23 years old, square built, and weighs 143 to 155 pounds; large smooth forehead; wore a small moustache; and his two middle upper teeth are large, and set wide apart. Mayl9, 80-3w. NOTICE. HAVING removed from Jackson, payment of all claims us must at once be made to Marcellus Green, Attorney at Law, Jackson, Mississippi. All claims due by ns will be presented to nim.

J. 8TADEKER SON. MaylLSO-SJt. J. D.

MOXAIIAX, Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. OFFICE IH HARTS BUILDING, Ur-Staibs, orner Piabl aud President Stbebts, opposite City Hall. Office hours 9 A. m. to 12 if and from 1 P.

to 4 J. D. WON AH AS, P. jn.9,f8Q-tf. a.

1 ViCESBrBG, May 13, 1880. Messes. Fowei Baeksdale Gext? We are growing solicitous in this portion of our State to know, when Cloud Claiborne's Historv of Mississippi will be civen to the public. This work when com- pleted, will lurnish a driileratuM lon felt, and will be read with universal inter, st a I everything from the pen of that Missis-'ippian. Please indicate in the next issue of The Clariox when it will be re tdy for distributiou, and oblige many of your K.

V. Booth. In reply to the above, we have the pleasure of stating that Volume 1 is nearly completed only three more chapters to put in type. Other demands upon our force and facilities compelled us in January to suspend work on the History. Within a month or six weeks, we are confident in being able i to deliver copies to our many anxious ub scribers.

To the Members of the Ilumphries-Barksdale Brigade. The following is published for the iufor-matWin of who desire to attend the lie-union on the 2oth inst. On arrival please register at one of the Hotels, where arrangements have been made for reduced till assignments to quarters free of expense can be made with the citizens. The railroads have agreed to tran-jKirt members for lull fare coming, and return free of charge upon certificate of at tendance from the Secretary of the lie-union. At 10 A.

M. on the olh assemble lormany receiveu oy me reception committee with a I and of muie. A general invitation is extended to the ladies to be present. The entire programme of the occasion is not known to the committees, but it is un-dersbxjd that (leu. Humphries will read a History of the Rrigade, Col.

Power a record of its members, and statistics of losses in battle and from disease and Col. Lu.sc will deliver an address. F. E. Daxiel, M.

L. Chairman Reception Committee. Rout. 11r.vllky, Chairman Com. of Arrangements.

IJy Exjress this day An exquisite line oi' inguedoc Laces, Smyrna Laces, Torchon Lice-, Ureton Laces Alm a large and heantiful line of Embruih-krv, all in niaiche an 1 in Nainsook Swiss, Percale ami Jaconet also a choice line in all and in all colors of children and misses jjlLK MITTS. The attention of the public is invited to the sainf It RoBlNS.jX, SrKvess i Co. Clarion Book Bindery. Having leased the building known a-Angelo's Hall, the second floor of same will henceforth be used for the Ilindery Depart-j ment of Tin: ClakioN" Wei are enlarging the facilities of the Bindery, so that we can successfully compete in I style of work, and prices, with any house in dic juth-west. Mr.

Lobert Sprotile will continue in charge, and he is not only a first- reliable workman, but throuirhly un- how t0 the tiercnt K1I1US Ol IM.IIia. OOOIvS ICIJUIItu pl.lolie officers. We guarantee as good work, and as cheap, in the manufacture of all kinds of record books, and in every species of binding as can be offered bv any house south of Los-ton or New York, and we our friends to bear this mind when in need of anything in this line. i i i i. Soia Watkk! Five cen.s a plass, at A.

L. llnt'SoiiN Main Street. 11. liitt Hanks of this county who was distinguished in having been Surgeon of Jell'. Davis' First Mississippi Regiment in Mexico, died at his residence near Jack-1 son, at '2 A.

Mav 11. from Strangulated Hernia, having been operated on for its re- i lief by Drs. Daniel and Craft assisted by Dr K. (r. Hanks, of Vicksburg.

Aged 02 years. Down! Our standard brands of Calico. We have reduced this day to cents. Robinson, Stevens Co. Crossing The Desert Is generally an erentful in life: whether it be as pilgrims to worship the prophet's shrine at Mecca, or as a part of a caravan of merchants.

The dangers of the destructive simoon, attacks of predatory roh- hers and the aeonv of dyine from thirst are! dissipated on reaching one ot those gardens ot the desert, an oasis. Partaking of that which recuperates, they meet their future .1 ilietilt tes with recruited strength an 1 renewed energies. So with modern lite, duuers from disease threten all humanity, but if we make use ot a remedy which allevi tes acute attacks of sick- nees. tlias preventing iheir becoming chronic, I we shall realize that necessary rest and re tVpliTiient in iravelino-lit'e'j desert which has i been discovered in the Homk Stomach Hit ters. For sale by Cybos Lkmlv, Jackson Si ISSISSII'PI.

Son Watkr Five cents a glass, at A. L. IiRt xsox's Main Street. Attention Fishermen AVe have just received two car loads of choice dry cypress, dressed and ready for working into fishing skiffs. apr21-4t.

V. W. S. 1 1 I'LL. Croquet Sets, Base Balis, Base Ball Bats, 5 and 10 cent Goods, At S.

Lkmly Son's. Consumption Cured An old physician, retired from practice, hav- ing had placed in his hands by an East India missionary, the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all the throat and ang affections also a positive and radical cure fer nervous debility and all nervous complaints, afterhay- ins tested its wonderful curative rowers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, with full di lections fur preparing and using, in German. French, or English.

Sent by mail, by addressing, with stamp, naming this pat er. W. W. Sherar, lt'J Powers' Block, Rochester, New-York. Bayard is the Favorite The most popular Hat this season, and at the same time the coolest and the cheapest is the BAYARD.

Sold only by us, and at $1.25 only. Robissos, Stevens Co. Mayl9-2t. China Dinner Sets, ISti China Tea Sets, 44 Pieces Large Variety Chamber Sets. Crockery aud China Ware.

Received by S. Lemly Son. april 27, LETTER LIST. List of Letters remaining in the Post-office at Jackson, Hinds county, Miss for the week ending May 19th, 1SS0 Allen Sedviont. James, W.

Anderson, Sirs. E. Xl.SJoseph Miss M. Andre, A. Anderson, 8.

H. Johnson, Miss A. Lack mm, O. H. Lustal.

W. Moor, Mrs. M. Natten, Mrs. B.

Neelv, Mrs. Perace, Prof. P. Proctor, Miss S. Rebels, Miss M.

Roach, B. H. Savage, Miss S. Austin, Capt. A.

Damron, Klien. Elv, E. D. Ellis, Miss C. Ernen, Miss F.

Fletcher, Miss A. Games, Miss M. Haraan. Mis G. Hardy, t.

Hodge, Miss A. Schulti, Prof. J. O. Watkins, Miss M.

Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say "advertised' VT. H. H. Gkekx, Postmaster. Mosquito Bars I We are selling a splendid Net, in full sixes, 11 ready made at This being the second case we have opened this season, shows their value.

Robibsos, Stzviss. Co. Mayl9-2t. I i a The Governor oners $150.00 reward for the apprehension of a murderer. See proclamation.

The annual meeting of stockholders and Directors ot the alley Compa- nv will be held at McComb Citv, June let. c. Kerr, Register Laud Office, has some notices of interest, to which attention is called. The Stanton House, Chattanooga, has a card to such of our readers as want a good, cool place for the summer. Rubinsoa, Stevens have a batch of specials which the ladies will not fail to read and govern themselves accordingly.

E. W. Griffith, as trustee, will sell Island No. Mississippi River, on 17th of June. Our readers contemplating trips North tslum5J the Railroad notices appear inir in our columns.

To Northern Summer Resorts. Chicago to Milwaukee, four trains daily. tiicngo to S'. Paul, two trains daily. Chic'igo to Madison, two trains dnily.

Chicago to two trains daily. ChVug to Green bay, three trains daily. Chicago to Menasha. two trains daily. Chiefigo to Green Lake, two trains daily.

The nn. ruing train runs liiroujrh from Green Luke, without change of cars or delay. In dm an Sleeping 'irs run from Chicago to or en Like on each Saturday night and back to Chicago on Sunday niirht. No ether a I runs to Green Lake. Chicago to all Northern resorts, one to four trains daily.

All of the above are via Chicago and Northwestern Kailway. 1 1 iil. ne runs I'uihnan cars north of Chicago. Ir has Parlor Cars norih of Chicago. Go threuch Chicago when goin? North.

The tielcet agents of all N'orih-bound railroads will vi-n you excursion tickets via the Chicago and Northwestern Kail way. It is th Pioneer Tourist Koute, and is the hest in respects. Myl'JtjyH. SUPJMhME tOUKT DECISIONS. KKI'OUTED V.

CAMPBELL. Mosday, May LSsy. The following cases were affirmed J. Mayo, vs. K.

F. Clancy. iJ-'s II. C. Piudell, ei'or, vs.

II, S. J. Harris aii.T liu-hand. Weod vs. Antoinette E.

Leigh. Hunt, vs.AVileyll. Potter, iidmistraior. Emilia S. Coojer ct ah, vs.

Thos. II. Alien Co. Vyi'J J. Saiigiiiniictti and wife.

ts. Maria S. Pera et al: in iv Peyton, vs. A. brown.

Lllen et ah, vs. A. J. Vaughan. 'arper Gihhs, vs.

C. Mnrcliison, et al. W. J. Clark et vs.

A. J. Seals, et al. The following cases were reversed and reminded Sarah Lutes, vs. Peter C.

Crow. K. II. I 'ojrbiii n. vs.

Marearet Hunt. 3-'fji of county', vs. A. M. Paxton.

3371 C. II. Williuius, vs. Planters Insurance Company. James MeCtitcheu, survivor, vs.

Rice Co. Louis Ilofl'man, vs. Brown Kuhn. E. r.

-Me M.uiiis and hiisli.tn.l. 1' 7 G. R. Cherry and wife, vs. Burrow Lvle.

j. Cocke, vs. A. L. Blackburn.

1 Ellen Hudson, ct vs. 11. 1). Vaughan, et Reversed in part and aihrined in part. S1R3 Ilatiii- i-i sfln, vs.

W. S. Lttru. Af- tii i.ied and i-i'iiiauded, and 00 days to answer. To those who are so unfortunate as to hc-coiny prematurely gray or hose hr.ir exhibits a tendency to fall off, we recommend a trial of Hall Hair Renewcr.

We do so with the ul-iaot oiit'idence liecausi it is everywhere re-ceived wild f-ivor, and has l.uilt upon is own merits such a sure toiiinlation that il is known and in nil civilized countries. Addison, N. Advertisor. Soda Watkk Five cents a glass, a A. L.

Iiitfsjii.v'j Main Street. Ct can Chill Toxic, lie great West Indies Frvi and Apue Remedy, a wonderful aud marvellous cure for chills and fever, billious- nes aii'i Liver couiplaint, at it. iai.iettor, Jackson, Ci ihn Child Toxic gives health, it. saves doctors bills, it purities the blood, it gives appetite, ii cures chills and fever l.illiousness and Liver complain! Try it once, try it now, it will save you from the grave. Sold at R.

Ledhetter's, Jackson, Miss. Let every mau, woman an child try Cuban Chill Tonic, the grtatest boon to man, roots out disease and gives health, everlastingly cures chills and fever, billiousness and livtr complaint Try ii ami bless the day you try it. The cheapest, safest and best medicine on earth. I a l.ot i le tr.un your Druggist, It. It.

Led bet tor, Jackson. Mis, ijLmiM-s of furniture is large, exct in quality or paice. mt a. A KCV. U.

AnarOWS. Kx tract id' Ills memorial address at At i iwn ciiiiion, o.iv isi, Fellow Southrons as we stand in this place sacred to honored memories and suggestive of noble lives, let our hearts be filled with a laudable ambition to live to good purpose, resolutely eschewing indolence and vice. We are citizans of one of the greatest nations of the elohe, the land of Washing ton and Jefferson, of Calhoun and Clay, cf Lee and Hancock, of McKendree and Roger Williams, of President Edwards and Bishop White. There is inspiration in our nation's history. There is a generous impulsion to a nobler life in the very privilege of reckoning ourselves as brothers to the good and great, both of the North and South.

Let us put away despondency and irresolution, and cheerfully, bravely, exultingly, devote ourselves to the performance of the duty at hand, and to each other one, as it comes up in its turn. -Let us devote ourselves especially to the development of the resources of our heaven favored State, Louisiana, the lovely bride of the f.ulf. Replen- jsh her soil, open her rivers, construct her railroads, educate her children, refine her people. So shall we be worthy successors of those who sleep here. They served their country in times of war, we iu times of lice, and if we prove true and like them fall at our post, we shall receive from our succssors, as they do from us this day, "well done good and faithful servants," 4 Nop.

Temples. HOW HF. KKSF.XTED THE PROFFER OF SHEK-MAS'S KEVENfE AGENTS TO PVT HIM ON' TIIE STATE COMMITTEE. II. in New York Times.

daH I 'cept no place on dat committee or from a convention organized like this was. I know my people dey looks to Geo. Grant like they ltxiks to de promise' laud. He dat says dey don't lies, and you all knows it. You don't dare to deny it.

Yet you office-holdin' men come here, most of you colored men, and betrays your race by talkin' 'bout your boss, Mr, Sherman. Vho is he, any how We don't know him we don't want him. It's like talkin' to niggers in the woods 'bout new invented telephones. Dey know3 just as much about Sherman as dey do 'bout de 'phones. Dey never hear tell of one or de other.

I don't want no Sherman I came here to represent my people, an' I take no place from convention packed like this." If you want a nice parlor set go to Bloom's, Gen. Hancock Okolona States. itancock ii a good, pure, manly, staunch, unselfish patriot and hero. He has few foibles and no political sins to answer for. His leadership would be marked with the true leonine spirit.

He would mrch at the head of his column, and his tall plume would wave above the thickest of the fight lo mark that "the lion was in bis place. Soda Water Five cents a glass at A. L. BarNsos's, Main Street. Col.

Manning The Mississippi Press. Ripley SentineL The unanimous expression of Mississippi papers is that Col. Manning did exactly right in exposing the perfidy and double-dealing of Springer and that if he had done less, be would not have been true to his party and himself. Whitworth. Copiahan.

Hon. A. 0. Brown anl Judge S. S.

Calhoon are expected to make addresses at the ap- Commencement at Whitworth Col-ege, Brookhaven. Other eminent orators will also be present, fit 1 I Pavoa at 1500 Persons. Editobs Clakios: Excursion trains brought visitors from different stations on Mobile and Ohio Railroad between Corinth and Okoloc, and the county for thirty miles around was well represented. Col. W.

II. H. Tison presided. Chickasaw's favorite son, Gen. V.

F.Tucker, was orator of the Uav, and by his aJdress d- deJ another leaf to his already luxurious chat let of fame as an earnest, forcible and eloquent speaker. Lowndes sent her representative in the person cf the gifted Col. S. M. Meek, and Clay responded with her accomplished Hon.

F. G. Barry. Each and all of them peers of the most gifted of the sons of Mississippi. The speakers for the occasion were indeed par excellence The Cornet Bands of Verona and Baluwyn furnished music.

Generous donations of Howeri were received from sympathizing friends unable to be present and above the sacred dust of the warrior braves was placed the noral offerings of the daughters of the Southland. A matinee was held in the evening at the Presbyterian Church proceeds of which are to be applied to the erectiou of a monument to the Confederate dead. On this occasion, Miss Willie Tison presided as mistress of ceremonies. The musicians of Baldwyn were assisted by some of the best musical artists in North Mississippi, who kindly volunteered for the occasion. Corinth twice baptised in heroic blood of the soldiers of "The Lost sent her Mesdames Gift, vVinston and Fumet, Misses Reynolds, Green and Bills, and' Messrs.

Winston Bros. Ripley "The of Hills' gave us her Misses Avers and Fields. Okalona "The Prarie Queen'' was represented by Messrs-Trimmier, Harper and Williams. Booneville "The Pride of Prentiss" loaned her Misses Sandheim and Smith and Veroua, one of the brightest gems that adorns the county of Lee, furnished her Misses Simmons and Black, and Messrs. Carothers, Taylor and Cobb.

To these were added from Baldwyn Mrs. Walker, the Misses Walker and Ellis, and Messrs. Thomas, Trotter, Meni-lel and Buey twenty-seven in all. The instrumental music was excellent the vocal all that could be desired. All did well, and cur Association are very thankful to them for their aid.

One feature of the occasion to be remembered, was the reception of a beautiful bouquet, accompanied by a short poem, the bequest of Miss Lilla of Rochester Xew York. The poem was entitled, "Tuk North to the Soctu," and was read by Miss M. A. Savery, of Baldwyn. It is short, aud I give it in full A Mississippi lady in a letter to a Northern friend, expressed a wish for a bouquet from the North to mingle with other sweet offerings Dn decoration day "Vou a9k- for a handful of blossoms, Flowers trown in our Northern clime, To mingle wiili others more brilliant, Born in that Southern land of thine; You beg a sweet gift from the Northland, Sent out with our blessings aud love, To deck the low graves of your heroes, To place on the green sod above.

Why should we refuse the sweet token, Since God, "Our Father," yours and miue, In the South as well as the Northland, Ca uses brilliant sunlight to shine Alike on each soldier's low grave-bed, And the grass to spring green nlway, Cnder whichever armor they fought, Whether it was Blue, or the Grey. Go forth, fair emblems of innocence, (Like a dove, our hand doth release,) Speed Southward on steely tipped pinions, Sweet children of beauty and peace; And the kiss of thy Southern sunshine. In these sadly pathetic houiW, Shall melt into tears, the wh ite dew drop, Borne in heart of our Northern Every year since 1S07, our women- have brought their floral offerings, and their sisters in oilier localities have aided them iu their holy work. This year in addition to the floral chain ot love has been added the sacred inspiration of music. Resolutions of thanks were voted by the Association to the Orator of the day to the doners of flowers, the musical artists," and last but not least to the Northern friend who remembered us in poesy and flowers.

S. NDWO. Prentiss Pleader. We regret to announce ihe death of Mr. J.

Carmaek. hich sad event occurred at his res idence six miles from Booneville, on the 10th I inst. He was a man of cultivated intellect, made a pood soldier in the late war; and had a host of friends. Columbus Index. We learn that ou yesterday a lady named Miss Simpson, living between May hew and Starkville, took an overdose of morphine.

At last accouutsshe vvas in i he hands of the doctors and was not expected to live through the day. Oxford Eagle. Just as we go to press we learn that Mr. Horace Buie, formerly a citizen of Oxford, shot his uiotner in-law, and killed himself, at Corpus Christi, Texas, yesterday. Aberdeen Examiner.

Mayor T. B. Sykes and the members of the former Board of Selectmen, after two terms of faithful service, during which the interests of our city were studied and promoted, retire with the confidence and esteem and plaudits of their constituents. Walthall Pioneer. Mr.

Bynum, the Supervisor of the Census of this District, has appointed John F. Johnson, Ira McDowell and Miss Josie Holland, Enumerators of the Census for this county. Louisville Index. We learn from the Solar Ray that Dr. A.

Campbell, Shuqualak, died of apoplexy in that place on thft titn. Dr. Campbell was Surgeon of the 5th Mississippi Hegiment during the war. The Suicide at Artesia. Meridian Mercury.

We learn from parties who came in on the down Mobile and Ohio Railroad trnin last night of the act of suicide at Artesia, Wednes- uay morm.ig. seems i a young man oy for a Louisville house, had slopped at Artesia the night belore. A young woman was seen in company with him, but what relation existed between them is not known. Wednesday moininz she says she noticed him taking a drink of wateroat of a pitcher and she asked him what he was drinking thai water for, that it was too warm. He however insisted on drinking it, after which he laid himself down across a bed in the room.

She laid down beside him and he put his arms around her. After awhile she noticed him relax his embrace, whereupon she arose aud started towards the door, expecting him to call her back, but he seemed not to rotice her withdrawal. She then went to him and found that he was utter-terly unconscious. Attempts were made to arouse him, but all to no avail. He died about 9 o'clock Wednesday morning, as above stated.

Subsequent facts indicated that he had taken sixty grains of. morphine which he had bought at a drug store in that town. It is supposed that the woman was the cause of his troubles. They were both from and the lady is represented as beautiful, accomplished and in good circumstances. The deceased left a letter addressed to his father, near Fulton, about fifteen miles from Tupelo, telling him that he had a policy on his life for four thousand dollars, that heowe a hundred dollars which he wished to be paid out of his insurance'money, and the balance to be distributed among his relatives.

NEWS ITSS. All Sorts. From the effects of the fire a the Atlanta Opera House, Miss Maggie Chapman died, and Mrs. Hammond, of Baltimore, an authoress, is considered in a dying condition. Ex-Senator Isaac P.

Christiancy, now United Stated Minister to Peru, has commenced suit for divorce from his wife, Lizxie M. Christiancy, nte Lucenbiel. Hod. E. D.

Willets. of Michigan; E. Hi Chase and Ioger-soll, of this city, appear for complainant. The answer, as filed in a bill, was withdrawn by John N. Oliver, who entered appearance for Mrs.

Christiancy. Neither attorney would divulge the contents oi the petition. Ir jon want a fine bedroom set go to E. Bloom's. Alive and Kicking.

Vicksburg Commercial. The announcement of the death at Kansas City, of Mr. Chas. G. Lee, former editor of the Magnolia Gazette, was premature.

At last accounts, Charley was alive and in good health. Diseases of the Eye and Ear. DR C. BEARD, OCVLIST AXD AUBIST, 148 CAHAL 142 i SEW OBLEAS8. Office Hourt from 10 to 3 P.

M. jn.8,-daw-3m I of to VOLS. S. M. REPORTS Morria 10 George 7 Cushman's 7 H.

S. 3 Reynolds 7 Howard 2 B. H. 2 Freeman Ch. 1 Walker from New Orleans, having, while in that -ity, a large and powerful Com-i-re-ss, which is expected to arrive here shortly, and, as s'on a suitable location is determined utxn.

will be erected and nut in operation. The 'ompress is said to be one of the best and finest in New Orleans, and is known in that city as the "Elephant" or "Orleans" Compress. From Mr. Baley we arn that its capacity for compressing is six hundred bales of cottton per day, and 'lils a pressure of ninn hundred tons reducing the thickness of an ordinary bale of cotton to less than twelve inches. Wednesday last Hope Fire Co.

No. had its annual parade, and, as on ail former occasions, the Hope appeared to splendid advantage. We doubt if there exists in the South a better or more efficient colored 1 company than the Hoje, and we think our doubts are well founded. Seventy men were on the ropes, under command of Fore-j man Thomas Shaw, and assistant? James Crawford and John Walker. The line of 1 march extended over a large part of the city, after which the firemen, with their friends, repaired to the Park, where the remainder of the day was pa-scd.

Till. Ci.akiox returns thanks for the compliment of three heart cheers. Local and Miscellaneous Items. The New Code. The pa.er lor the "ew Code will arrive, from tho mills this week a full car-load Jl.i'OU pouinis.

Ihe nate Printer has ptiichnsed a large font of new type for the work, and is getting the best material in the binding department, so as to make the Code, in every respect, a first-class Judge Campbell has much of the matter ar-1 ranged, and the printers will commence setting type on the work next Monday. The State Printer is confident of being able to deliver the Code to the Secretary of State by ist September. Alibis force and energies will be employed to accomplish this. The Laws. The printing of the Acts of the last ses-j sioii of the legislature will be complcU-d this week, and will be ready for distribution during next week.

The volume makes nearly seven hundred pages. Those who may have occasion to consult this volume of the Laws, will iind nn inelex on which much labor has been expended, and we think it will lie pronounced quite complete. Liberty Grove Club. A meeting of the Democracy of Liberty drove precinct, will be held at Liberty rove on Saturday evening, at o'clock, to appoint delegates to the Democratic County Convention. fiKORiiE Work, President of the Club.

The Steamer Oliver Clifton. Ekitors t'LARiox; Will you allow me throuifh your valuable paper to extend in be-hall'of tiie ladies, myself ar.d others, our thanks to Mr. Warren A. Stewart, in charge of the Steamer Clifton hiie on the boat, and we hope it will not be the last tia.e vra will meet the polite aud aacounnodating gentleman above named. Yours.

Pontotoc Female College. Pontotoc, May 14, lsj0. Editors Clariox We expect Rev. T. I).

Whherspoon. L. of Petersburg, to preach our Commencement Sermon on ihe fth, and Judge George, of city, to speak fur ns on the I'th of next month. The intervening days will be occupied with examinations. Very truly yours, W.

V. Friersox. If you want the genuine Italian marble and see E. Rloo.vi at the old stand. Refreshment 'otice.

taking the V. M. lload, at Jackson, at 7.J i o'clock r. make close connection with the Cincinnati Southern at Chattanooga, and Cincinnati quicker than by any omt lumc. to Chattanooga.

The Cincinnati Southern Company have made a general reduction of passenger rates to run till July 6th. Fares throughout the line are to be two cents per Ward JJeetings. By resolution of the Central Democratic-Conservative Club, I am instructed to an-nonnec that meetings will be held in the various Wards of this city on Saturday etis-tso at o'cLoca for the purpose of appointing three delegates, each, to the Hinds Deta ocratic-Convention. North Ward at Representatives Hall. South Ward at City Hall.

West Ward at West Jackson Eegine House. All Democrats and Conservatives are urged to attend. xo. W. Cling as, President C.

D. C. Club. Ir you want yeur dining-room fitted up go to E. Bloom's.

Mr. M. Mozal will open an Ice Cream. Saloon at his restaurant tomorrow (Thursr day) where ladies and others can be accommodated at all hours of the day. He in rites the public to call upon him.

Down! Down Wi have opined this morning 100 pieces of Calico, at 6 cents. RoBiasoir, Stktcss Co. i I i Nl TVrUSIC- Look! -CISUWT iitvx.i i i ia i ki t) l) A It 'V MUSICAL Lir.KAllY. A truly Womh Kin. I'l Bl.li Alios, bringing the best class of vo-al and instrumental music within th.

reseh of all. Simple copy, continuing 1-1. "iO won uf Piano or Iriran Music, mailed any address on receipt of a Sc. stamp. J.

M. sr.iia.ABr Philadelphia, Pa. OUTFIT It V. I. A 'eiiia.

hi. 1 all expenses paid. Address II. B. Su, Alired.

Me. in a 4 lw. LL PERSONS whose PRIVILEGE Ll-jV tost expin Ion the l-i Mav, must rememberth.it if they continiir'n business they will to n-iu-w their License al once. Call ar.iiin and vou will waited upon. FAKRAK MoKP.ISOX Sheriff By L.

F. Chiles, D. C. Jackon, April 1, FOE SALE. milE TRACT Of LAM LYING IX HINDS I County, 10 miles north if K.0:.

the Livingston road, known as t. tract, "Society limine meeting adjoining the land-ot Whitfield, Green, A. Yir.l. Middleton, Fuutinc and others; containing sere, wiih a suthciency of tire-wood, au-1 u-- cabins. be sold on time, if desired.

Address K. Aprl 7, 0-tf. Mcrid 'amiho-viiiim: a.m ciiii MILLINERY GOODS! mils. t. i rjlAKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING A hei friends iu Jakon and vicinity that she has now ou exhibition, her on State Street, the elegant of viii.i.i-m;;cti Ever brought to the cit si lectp-l her personally during the week, iu large im-orting hr.uses of New ttrlean-.

is confi- denl iu beinw able to eve ry f-iin and prices will be found reasoiiabb-. In addition to a very large variety of ItO VMri A El lj For Ladies and Misses, trimmed iu the Laiest Styles, slid has a lars Stnrkuf I ntriniiiieil t.ooiN, With KilMins, Flowers, Silks, Ktc, TO SUIT EVERY TASTE! ST-Call Ladies, and ec the Lntcst Styles, even if you mav not wish tu rurchase. the Address. 11. PERKINS, Acest.

(Capital Rank, Jaiksos, 3llsS. mayo-tf. Clothing Department Men's, IIojV aiitl ChiWrtn's Clothing, Mea's and Boys' Furnishing Gcods. 'lfnVand Iloyi. tlooti and Iiom Luuies'.

Misses' antl CuiMrea's Slices. Men's Trunk and Traveling Kags Etc. A133. LALI My stock is larger and better than ever, with" prices to suit tue times. The citizeus of Jackson, and the public, are invited to cil and examine my stock.

No trouble to show poods. JOHN CLEART, State Stbeet, Jacesos, Miss. jan.l,?l0-ly. Mr. Horace Handy announces that a Editors Cauiox Please state that on C.imir.orcial Travelers will be i Wedues lay and Thursday of this week, the laid al Jack-on.

Tuesday, June 1, lvi)f for' l'jth and 20th the Ladies of the Baptist the purp o-o of organizing the Commercial i Cluu-ch will open their Saloon, with their usual Trav, r- iatioii ot MisM.sippi, and in- supply of Strawberries, Ice-Cream and Cake. i. On Wednesday, the 2Cth they will have vites all commercial travelers, wloe tern- the same refreshments, opening at 4 P. V. On torv cmoraees to attend.

1 11 Thursday, the2uh, they will open at 11 a. Mr. J. C. JuJlienne, the accommodating and will be prepared to supply at reasonable Deoiity J' -tmatcr left last.

Sunday night rates, a complete dinner, consisting of soups, week of recreation at Jackson, Term. meats, vegetables, coffee, ice-cream, cake and In his ab-etue. Mr. Carroll Johnston, book- strawberries. Very Rcspecfully.

i ii.i Lapifs or Baptist Church. ktvper ol tireen lhuik, will hold the fort by the way, il looks very natural to see; If you wish to keep the from bit-Mr. John-ton Jx hind the desk at the Post- ing, get ihe "Ross'' mosquito frame at putcc, which place he occupied with so much Bloom s. credit to himself for nianv months. The Cluclnuati foulberu Line.

Dr. Watkins announced from the pulpit last Sabbath that the deteriuiuation of the i This line for the North and West offers members of his church and congregation to great inducements to travelers. Passengers The above Reports are in good order. I will sell at reasonable p.riee. MRS.

S. J. DIXON, mayl2-4w. Memphis, Tenn. rV.rv It- -i Jackson, ARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF FINE l-l WATCHES AND JEWELRY, WARE, SPECTACLES AND CLOCKS.

psf Repaibino a Specialty by the Best Workmen. Meutter'S Pliotosrapliie Ktudio: Exquisite work and finish. ENLARGING and COPYING a Specialty. Of a hundreil such testimonial just read the two last ones below will you? LamatiBID HorsE, VicKSBt HG, April 10. lKiO.

Mr. E. v. Seittee, Jacksok, Dear Sib My photograph with charges thereon which I have paid, came safely to hand by Express this day. Accept my thanks for your prompt attention.

I have bad photographs taken at St. Petersburg, Warsaw, Constantinople, Vienna, Berlin, Naples, Paris and New York, and must say that I like the photocraph which 1 re ceived from you this iming better than any wnicn were execute. at tiie above named cities. Yours, very truly. Chas.

E. Ftbloxo. Meridiax, April 27, E. v. Seitteb, Jarkton, FbIexd Seitter Everything received in lirwlnn ir.i.r tlirea I think a -o hitr lli.n a i-, 1.

1 I have seen of such nature. Everj body says its rjneuuia pnoio. xruiy yours A. jU-ckkb, Architect a id Engineer. C.

CUMMlIVGiS, a ACKMt.i 31 1 pjOME MANUFACTURER AND DEALER Fine Ms and Shoes, Late, Button ANI CO.NGBE.SS GAITERS, Hand-Made and of best Material. I have a large force of the Lest workmen. Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed or no Pay DEALER 13 ALL KI.NI.S Or SEWING JrACIIINES, Oil, Xeedles and Attachments The Light Running" DOMESTIC, and all other kinds at low prices and on easy terms. Machines Delivered and perfect instruction given. Ask for the Machine you want.

Cheap Cheaper CheapM May 188-6m. T. 3VX ILLEIl, UJSL1MTIST. TENDER3 HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the oitiaeni of Jacksos and surrounding country. Will visit patients in country when professionally railed.

Formerly of Raymond, Miss. Mod-ebatk, and Cash. Office over Sectter's Rooms, 79-6m. MEAT MARKET. WM.

ALBEECHT WISHES TO INFORM the public that his market is open for the sale of allkindsof FRESH MEAT and SAUSAGES, at his old stand in the Stone building where he will be pleased to see his old friends uu new oq. mi maiKei la opeu au dav. Oct. iftft 'eek in own town. Terms and outfit free.

Address H. Hillett Portland, Min. l.uild a new house of worship, had been I definitely formed. That at an early day i the plan of doing so would be annouueed, so that efforts might be at once made to carrv it into execution. pleasure as-.

necessary and praiseworthy cannot fail to command the enthusiastic support and the determined zeal of all whom it may concern and a- there is a way where there is a will, it cannot lail to succeed. Mrs. May C. Vickers, an accomplished teacher of vocal and instrumental music, desires to form one or more classes. She is thoroughly capable, as we are assured by letters from friends in Natchez who know her well.

Mrs. Vickers formerly resided in Josephs, and succeeds Miss Frasier in the music department of Mrs. Ware's Seminary. She has sufficient time, bow-6Ter, for classes after school Lours, and we can assure our young people who avail themselves of her instruction, that they will find in her a thorou ghly competent teacher. big excursion from down the road last wect proved quite a profitable affair.

The amount cleared was I59I.C0, divided between the Baptist churchesof Summit and McComb City. A debt on the Church at last named place kais thus been entirely satisfied. The Summit church will indulge in a new roof and other repairs. Mr. Boyd, Ihe manager of the excursion, sends us a gratifying recognition of the courtesies extended by our community.

Come again pnd give us more notice. MISS S. TULLY, RESECTFULLY INVITES THE LADIES of Jackscx and Country, to call and inspect her lartre assortment of NIltl.U AI SI vi VII. MILUfERV. -C053I9TISG Or- lraiclm Flowers The Latent Slileof Triinmincs Vreaicla -Clalpav, I'asrf Ml-J a- Mg- horn, JmnI IS ALSO, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF HAIR GOODS.

gZf Stath Steekt, next door to the Telegraph Office. Jackson April 21. 1 fifl AAA POUNDS WOOL for which will pay ihe highest market price in Cash, or Merchandise. KOB1NSON, STEVENS CO. marlO.eC-ia..