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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

Tux NORTH SUMTER NEws.-We have
before Us the first number Of this inter
esting journal, published in Gainesville,
Alabama, by our esteemed friend J. d.
Cowand, Esq. The people of Sumter will
find the News an excellent medium
through which can be obtained ;nforma
ton Of a local and general character. Mr..
CoWand has had considerable experience
in the newspaper line, and is competent
TO present to the public neat and inter
esting Journal. We with him every sue
cess his great heart could desire, and
which he go much deserves at the hands
OF an enlightened and liberal public.
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FOR u. S. SENATOR.
WILLIAM /. SHARkEY

TuE PRESENT LECIsLATURE.-Ju Judging
from the. names already embraced in the
list of Senators and Representative we
feel no hesitation in pronouncing the
present General Assembly OF Mississippi.
one of the ablest ever convened. Under
the circumstances attendant upon our po-
litical situation, the people of Misslsslppl.
have abundant cause to congratulate
themselves and the State upon so judi
cious selection Of her legislators. Be
fore this body will be brought the most
momeptous issues ever imposed uPoE q
legislature in the Southern States. 1t is
for them to preserve intact the leading
features of our new constitution, and
qualify the State for immediate represen-
taCion in the national council. Hitherto
.the course pursued by Mississippi has met
the appreciation Of the President and his
cabinet, AID has been viewed by other
States SO a criterion to shape their po
hlicsl destiny We feel proud in the as
surance that this august assemblsge is
actuated by one ann and desire. The
puerile eff)rtJ on the part of political agi
tetors will receive but little encourage
ment at their hands. The result OF the
recent revolution has swept away the
boue Of contention upon winch the po-
litical rabble so long feastei, and now
that the footprints of disccrd have been
obliterated, and the last vestige of rational
opposition has been swept away, we
should be permitted to enjoy fraternal
peace. Agitation seems to. b: heredi-
tary with some, who foment political
strife at the sacrifice Of harmony and
popular interests. Toward the present
legislature the entire State looks with
universal interest, and we are confident
their highest expectations will be realized
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AVE on hand and are constantly !"
c"ivinE ia add len to their already Iurs. ans,rs
Stock Of
SILKS, mERINOs, DELAINEs
CaIicoes,
| FlnnneIa,
Domestics,
BIcaeha
and RrOwa,
PiiIow-CNse LInen.,
| Irish Linens.
| TeweiinP
Satineta
Twccds,
Jeans,
Linseys, Eh
White Goods,
Laces,
Shawls,
Kosiery.
Handkerchiei
satSVea, md B rushca
Needles, Thread Snd Piss
Pens and aOIders,
Pocket Books,
Pad Locks,
RlRckiaz,
Gold md Gill
JEWELL
CoRbs-of all binds,
CStfOn and WooI Cards,
Shoc-ihrcad,
Table and Poeket CHA''N
Hair-OfIs,
Extracts,
CoIognce,
many ether articles not sHxrerssed.
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GENTS FURNISHING eoODA
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Hon. James johnson, Provisional Go,
ernor of Georgia, Milledgeville, Ga.
, 1865-02-22

Lou;sa Pyne has been singing, in oratoE1o
with snch success that she Ia acknowledged
to be worthy successor Of -CIara NoTello:
A monument has been erected In Darn
etadt to the lnte CapellmefsteF, Herr Schtn"
delmeister. It consists Of medallion Of DIS
head, carved in CaTta1a marble and SCI IN
large block Of stone. It was solemoly uneov-
cred In the presence Of large number Of Tie
deceased musician's friends.
At Barcelona . new contzalto-Aifss Emily
GeorEi-has made a SUCCESS.
The music publishers Of Milan and Paris
aIe qua1reling for Arditi's new compositions.
The great success Oft II Bacio'' causes brisk
demand for all his music
: Wagner lately gave concert at Munich, at
which the works performed were au his own,
and included the Faust Overture" selec..
lions from "Dle 1Ieiste1siueer von Nnrn
berg,n from Tristan and Isolde" from
Idle Walkure." and from "Sfegried." The
concert concluded With tho overture to
"TanLhausef."
At Palermo new grand opera house Is to
frn,,es- The architect who sent in the Sue
=, ssft,l nIan. received twenty-five thousand
flames. The new house will hold three thous-
Rey- Robert Sergeant is dead. He was a
canon OF Worcester Cathedral, and from 1913
to 1868 managed The trtennial musical festi-
vals given there. He "as no1ea 'of h's love
Of music. u,,.
hoe SuI 1aaiic Isuch bit ii the Italian opera at
R.rcr1ona SpaIn, is now thrtJ-one Tears old.
~ is a natise Of Liverpool. was first clerk
n a q Arr. md when twenty.one years olo
vent to I,aly to study. In 1857 nc appeared
ffrsr on the stage, at PAWS. in Lombardy, AUG
ncxt sang at Allan. In 1887. too, Pc aPpeaIeo
first in London, singing u 95a'9t, sp.n an pvne s
, 1865-02-22
Ul)tfaqo Qribl1ne.


DY o. w. HoLIEs.
Rcd 10 The Boys Of 49, Jan t. 1856.
give you the health Of the oldc.t friend
Tbnt ehort Of eternity, Garth can icad,-
A friend 60 faithful aid tried and true
That nothing cen wean him from me and yoa.
When frst VIC Fcreeched in the su17en blxze
Offhc dayllght'e binding and blasting rays,
And eu!ped At the gaseous. grosgy air.
This old, old friend stood waiting there.
Aud when with kind Of moral strife,
Wehad gtaped and choked into breathing lie,
And % hed our hans @ ,iIl Ts t stooa aIu nnfirft
From ers.tle and pulp orr frame. h,vo grown
To stfsngy muscle md solid bone;.
WEile VIC wcre changing, he altered not;
We might forget, but he ne,er forgot.
nc came with us to the college class-
Little cared he for the steTard's passl
All the rest must psy their fee.
But the grim old dead-head entered free.
Bic staycd With Is while VIC counted DER
-Four times each ofthe SEASONS four: f..
And with every ecason. from year to Jeas,
TIE dear name classma:e he made more dear+
BE never Leaves us--he neyer will,
TIL our hands are cold and our hearts are ssui:
on blrthdaya, and Chr1stmas, and New Years too,
he always remembet ts both me and Jou.
Every year this faithful friend
His little present is sute TO send:
Every year, wherespe'er We be,
lie wants d keepsake from yuu and me-.
How he loves us he pats our heads,
And, loi they are cleaning with silver threads;
And he's always begging one 1oct OF hnir,
TIL our eAiniag crowns have nothing to wear.
At length he will tell us, one b7 one,
Z" "Aly child, your labor on earth Is done;
And now you must journey afar to see
Ny elder bEother-Eternity! !"-
And 60. when long, long years harepaascd,
Some dear old fellow Will be The lat
Ncrcr boy alive but he
or all our goodIT company!
When he lies down, tut not till then.
Our kind C;ass-Antel will drop the pen
That w1ltes In the day-book kept aboge
Our lifelong record Of fatth and love.
So here's health in homely rhyme
To our Oldest clnssn,ate, Father Tlmel
May our last survivor live to be-
As bald, but as wise and tough a. he!
tAtzdntic AoathlyJor A1reA.
, 1865-02-22

From Our Own Correspondent
DEsMoaEs, Iowa, Feb. 49,.
Believing that my dispatch to the TRIBUNE
stating that an "expcrt oil-smeller had ex-
plored Spring Creek, and informed me that
the stories Of petroleum discoveries there
were unfonndcd,' has unlntentionally done
injustice to the parties claiming to have dis
covered it, and that it does not represent the
truth, I enclose you the following "Plain
Statement Of Facts" from the aate Register.
and ask Its publication as an act ofjustice to
the parties interested, and also as to matter
in relation to which the public arc entitled to
know the facts.
Tour correspondent was among the visitors
to the springs, and is able 10 say, from the
tion furnished him BY the "eKpert sme]ler,"
and which he innocently sent to the world
through your columns, WAS the hasty and un-
founded conclusion OF q novice aad one alto"
gether unable to distinguish oil from water,
either by its appearance, feeling, taste or:
smell
[From the Daily t1ova) State Regiser.l
PrTnoLxUH--AP PLAIN STATEMENT or FAcrs.-
Our readers will remember that eeveral DAYS ago
nc announced that two gentlemen from Chicago
frolenm a. point near Spring: Greek IN this
county, and that samples Of the oil could be seen
in this Office, and at other business places In this
men, that The eamp1o; LEFT tor exhibition were OBJ
tanned at the po1nt dtsignated, and communicated
our belief to our readers. Meesrs. Tiche0or and
their absence several persons nom this cty visit d
Spsin. Greek, and, pEocquatnted AZ they Sere with
the eigus Of petroleum., filled to ind evidences
The sepre.eStatiens - q hese % eis9sas tendsd de % of
tourse, to cast grave doubts over the who1a sub-
3eet. but tn Monday last Mr. Tichenor returned.
ed t. hS TS mht S
the discovery. Aessss. C. Il Rawson, q. ". Cleye-
land, John Browne, Seward Smith, snd the senior
editor Of the Register accepted the inviaton, and
Tn Tuesday last proceeded 10 Rising Snn, and
1hcucc proceeced 10 the fnrm Of Nt,liam Derew,
about half 2 lEile distant on The rosa leading to
eas sse BY s
last tall to supply the cattle on the farm ,w7'h
water An oily ecnn was plainly percepnh1e upon
the surface Of the water, aud "a careful e5amins-
she odog of tbe OIL was nsn.9e.t beyond cavll. OF
course the visitors e assumed ~ TT AZ Of these ap
lions system OF *Ealting," and attached very lit
.1e1mportance to the Developments. From this
bank Of Spring Creek, on The line between Camp
md -Four Nile townships, owned by IN honest
| farmer named Stsin. The spring va. at the base
thrre distinct strong veins Of water. On the
face Of the spring there Was plainly rt-lble con-
siderable deposit Of an oleaeinHus substance.
band thesusface Of water, proved Itself to be
i1dubttably dpe specimen Of Eock Oil or Petro-
eu1n. THIS toe, arse might have becn imported
State. for Ill that the visitors knew, and In order
70 saasy thc1asel' and the public. they drained
The spring as thoroughly as they could. aud re-
could be easily displaced, and watched the sppear
ance Of the water as the new euppT flowed in
from Iae selns q sipea: From eaeh VEN ne
, 1865-02-22

the Mississippi under the following executive
"You vii continue your supervision Of the
freedmen oYer the aarne territory and on the
same principles as In the past, making such.
improvement as experience may suggest, nu-,,
tl legislation shall require, some further:
change. Z: LINCOLN ::
On Thursday night last . band Of about
twenty-five guet::l!as made dash at our cav
a1ry stationed on tho race track nfar Mern-
phis, but failed to do any damage further
than wonndiug horse Of the 11th Illinois
cavalry. Being driven Of, they next made Q
fc:nt At our Infantry pickcts, further sontb1,
fired one OF two .volleys, and tlscn retired,
Ths Bnneti,a of Tie 10Th says-that A. c.
Ketehsm, a. s, Iiyy aud Dr. ". G. Bryan
were arrested yesterday and turned over, to
tho Provost Marshal. They are the parties
indicted for treason during the last term Of
the United States District and Circuit Courts
for West Tennessee. The number Of indict-
ments of this character TINT were found is
said to be not less than two hundred. IT..
, 1865-02-22

The following ara George Augustus sala's
Impressions Of ttls great man as rec >rdrd in
his recent new work:
1--WE remained in our carr1ase few mo-
1uents, while my kind conductor entered the
house to ask II its master would receive us.
He was good enough to say Ihat he would.
He Eas suffered n 'st cruel and awful be-
rcayement-a bereavement the very hftteFest
that can af1lict tender and loving heart
and he lives now in almost entire scclusion-
among his children, however, in peace, and
comforting, himself IN ths; cultivation good
work. We entered . pretty library parlor,
strewn with all the litter Of man Of taste
and culture.
i: And on he came simply dressed, his long
white beard floating upon his breast, beau
tiful and patria,chal nan, but af 90 tired ont
and penstyc looking,-ah! and different from
him whose CHEEKY 1aee and gallant port are so
fumi1iar In the portrait of twenty years since.
He seemed to have let his beard grow, not In
accordance with o vain fashion, but for the
sake Of sorrow, AZ the men Of the East do.
But when 1 heard how nobly he bore up un-
went nhout his appointed tasks, remember
I'd how David the King: under An amiction as
cruel, gave oyer. grieTi1g, saying: "While
The child yas vet alive, tasted and wept 3; for
said who can tell whether God will be grit
cious to me, that the child may live But
now ne Is Qe4Q. WueIEiolE 1k4oAA 1A6bs = IL
i bring Kim back agafn ? shall 20 him, but
be shall not return 10 me-" And this mans
loss Ind been greater than that Of twenty
children.
"Aflcr while he grew quite cheerful, and
We chattca in. to. me, the most delightful
gossip ever bad in my life. He gave me
Cigar, and he gnoaked one llkewlse. Some
fhll Of ph6toe eraphs of Enellah men Of letters,
and was proud and glnd to find that mine
vas among the nnmber, and that that b + 5esos. cog
nlzednae BY It; p1onaer than % though had pee been
10Th 10Th to part, and let him there, sorrowiui
but not dcEoiate, JQuia ,nall.'n aa'ari1. ! shall
him osain. bnt 5hall ,ons nsyef r. t9%rget
and tn listen to the discourse, full Ct calm
and and Wise a and gentle things of ao6ls Amo1l
can man,-~of him who wrote the "Viila;ge
Blncksmlth," and "Eyangel'ne ;"Saof hin
;s 1,nrc. whose nalnc Is sound Of fame to oil
pcopie-Hcnry Wadsworth Longfsllow."
, 1865-02-22

fspeci,l Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
CAIRO, rse: %, 1863
The Columbus, Miss, Rept.b'i: has the fol-
lowing regarding the Confederate inter man-
ufactnre in that State:
"Li.ut. Jas. Fl. Mntthewa, who has been
employed In this business in Lowndes. Mon
roe, Chicla:aw, Oktibbeha and Noxubec
counties, says that during the month Of No
ycmbcr last he shipped G. pounds Of nitcr and
1,lS2 pounds VI potash. In December last,
lie manufactured, in 0ktibbcha county, 218
pounds Of nilcr and 1,2n pounds Of potash;
slip 500 p5unds, making IN al ~ poun Is Of
inter. equivalent to 1,047 pounds OF powder,
urd 2;EH pounds Of potash, the cost Of mak-
Ing which is IS coo. BE has made rcqui5t-
ton for 100 negro men ont of those I'M
pressed Y the Conscript Bureau. with whom
be can make. n good weather. and having
month; and If the citizens will give him such
aid as 1t Is In their power 70 bestow, he can
do SO much more than has been done To do
what has been done, only Six white men have
been employed, Of whom only two are capa-
bic Of rendering service In the army"
The Meridian tMiss.l Clarion, Feb. II. sent
of the following sensible opinion: "Grant,
Sherman and Sheridan arc the men who are
now drawing our statesmen to council in
stce.. - 4ha narenne rhiaf{, ~ -.Ia1 ri
,1e,ances II IL mnsf herom.,w uHeI SaE .e cas
cnins'auces. ~ 80 inos. ,,ecuiainE loF on: peo-
pie and the press 10 make war Upon"
Brig. Gen. Roberts has arrived, and issued
the following Order:
u....na n,.-p,cr wrar rrrvras-
hEAoQH7: MrSpH1s' Feh 4 1s:s
srEc1A1 ORDER SO. Is.
p.rarranh 8-1st. Citizens Of tho enrolled MI
1fts nj The district Of West Tennsssee, efechng to
NV monfEiy the sum Of fifty dollars, afe excused
1ro onM H. ndntnUcd IN oresnization bono On
- ro1;s and muster. assemble and join ranks Oh
ttnrh encrrcpcics as threatened immediate damage
"a. Th.. exemption money vii! be paid to =: n
, 1865-02-22
NI NIOTICE.-PronertY marked ard

NOTICE.-Property marked and
forthwesie1n Hallway, win be % d ar frci:at aad
char. es 1t Public Auctlcn, oy II. ssts GIL tEhF
SAMp5OE. March lit, 1856, unless sooner claimed:
j Il Msdt'e, T. mills; i 3 Jonrs. Is mill hspouts
md pipe; J q Dtnring, feed CATER: Stevens I,
i:machlnt y VaaeiEood:1 G J. sp,arr: !. Il Bo;.
oliser. hex; Gtlete & ca, box; J Lscon+
nunx: Jshnsen. boxes; 3 :, sas1f;y: ca,s;
KohMa9 Bros. bo1; J Joh,nson: ese't; r
oeI; jAaaaEal, ! boz; II Tey ~ ao1; asy 81 =
booth,1 box; ~ = Nilli4nas, Bag; y ~:
j JWil1ars, boz: siszfsmns. lbo1; 4, Gswey
T. Tsnne, boxes; Thompson A1ston, bsx; Hutn-
b. N 6 s. coz; k A 60, bog: vi coxeu,
box; Beck J. N1Ith.1 boz: Il Jones, boz; A.rt!a
Clark, table; Nra St cknsy. table and staud
4 Armstrong: boz; a Dickenscn. bog; Msstera:
j hux; r Woodruff. boz: Il " Phslns. bag; q
Dudley, box; ES BAIT AVS, 8 boxes; Caok+ box: !:
L .aflinE, box: l. Hall, l rox; Taylor. boxes
boz: 9 U Ti'lon. ! bo1.; Il i pesa.,a o,1es: Pht
box; t:a1mer, trunk md lbe*; Bishop Williams,
Jshnson, boz; Aonzo Brown, l box.
Gent Freight Agent, C. [ N. ". T. K. Co.
Fatf - y.fu
, 1865-02-22
33toonlingto Durserp.
WESTERN TREES
FOR WESTERN PLANTERS.
No Equal Improvement For The Same
Monev:s' >

Mnrnvs':
D~J'
ETrS5 Ecrfon Tho oWns sven n !oa o. EIoauu 80
.1cA111e Ihh-FtLl on 1la INVESTMENT RI RiA1Hn9
1AEGH aD0 SNAIL ssu1st, OlsN NAM4.AtAL IHs.s:s sn1
SHIFTS, EFERdKESs, EoaTs, &c, oo!e1oea 1fnm INC
B!GOMlNGIOS NtHsEH1, biooIoinEt.n. ~. e
tahlished 1872; one OF The AEp .na MOST
ric1ce II lie bushes here and g Wise ,n,n.eon.
iAlei sazxs nortEs for plants and propasatlng puF-
Now is the Tine te Order, Tor Spring
EAr1r ounrRs viii have the hest attention. Don't
Comapinc win nsishbor. and friends ana thus get
what yon want, At Low FtGrEt9 md LEES EXPENSE
Ho.ic. package or Cub rates IN new DescstpiSe
IocsU Tnx.s and l9an,. Of xAxr, varieties: Cut
1tss c<sf.nie sh,pplns at.an: Eol1t', faf eco
afsr ee removed When the orchard ate Is selecsed
and E5srs1s91 e,.,s.,a an, 7,r.r4 ,,,.rh >to.s
en1sny PIT sn6ei @ Or ent4a nenda @
1x11. tstancattl tn sny g1sntity.
EATEA stZL tAAH ihE1s; sasas ot WHICH pro-
onk "a ttuit !AM eCE!on.
PEttH TkEFS; la1Eet: and best stocE Re knoE o.
uA1E'S fAEll fEAtH: ezflett Variety 1no"n'
by the Qpenttty
EHEkEx 1EEEsi me- st1ck anu lhrEe y: n
ot1NfFs MiILHERRlEs. de- &c.
SMALL FRUITS; SnITln'r. Goosep9f1ts Hsspoct-
.tre d plttte, &C., Rinckpe111eE, befrtGt, any
, 1865-02-22

There are now three hundred and ffty-one
international money order post-towns in
British America two hundred aud forty five
none 4 iaIye n We,t 1nSes t aad two o
the West Coast Of Africa, at which money or
ders can be Issued on the United Kingdom.
The annua, returns Of the Havrc Custom
House have been made up, and present fall
ing of to the extent OF six million francs On
the receipts Of the previous twelycmouth.
The amount received In 1868 Was 7.019, ,493
fra ncs. while the year just elapsed has only
given %, IT, ,672 francs.
The northern tower Of the Church Of St.
Lawrence, Nuremberg, has been partially
destroyed By fire occasioned by q aash Of
1ightniu. during severe Snow Storm
, 1865-02-22
DrtroIcu1M Oil Go.
MUTUAL BENEFIT
PETROLEUM COMPANY,

PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Organized under the Laws Of the Staff
Of hcsS York.
CAPITAL STOCK 2Se ase s. saHsEs as5 k7 *ss' PER
1909 sHANEs, OF slasoa, EEsEnyED FOB
., she enap,n5 JIG :isnce to b .ati.d t, bs rui-
chase Of ,auda and e1her Property
onIce, No. $50 Penr,-s.:, sHnno]er square>
0FFICKKe;
Ben. Jcuy KELLY. cf New 9erk. Rrst.dens.
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WILLIAM l. o:bR1iK. e He1 T.1K, General su-
juhK G CORNELL, ot 11:usvt,1e. Penn, A...ss,ns
slse<ab1S He'.fs <asb:1S SMITH, A:terne,. md roan.e.
orr, sank of Commerce Buildinx. .hew 9osk.
TRUSTEES:
Bon. JOHN KELLY. Sheriff OF the CITY aod counh
GfShsE hsT e.: +. HAws, seczst.rz Of Commonwealth
join {. GLE s: Treasurer New YORK Fire Deput
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JOHN G: CosH ELL, Ass'stAnt su2efsnteooeaf' IT.
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ccntsrs or the .nvrstm-nt-
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