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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
INrEHHAL HEvENUE NOTICE
Fsr 2na coIieetIsn District
mn sAffuN FGIsa nrMNaNI

.AAnRY DEFARTMENT,
OYFfcR ~ ISIEgvAl HEygNrE
Washington, Aug, y, 100.

NftNlfE ~ ANAIlaHAHf NV fsHhNsHI
Washington, Aug, y, 100.
"a. MAYEHs, ESQ.
sfn. on information. ronycy IN Collcc-
Tor Hunts lftber u the sth inst, hefeby de-,
-jarnr ~ ,lftuc II thr guhorly eopfrrql
III du ~. ~ the Third -scfiOn " the Agi Pr
proved july 9Th, 100, tiie following place. ~
The Second Collection District ~ TIE fi1"o 81
Nisslalppi, n place whore 40 a--r-.of gr
an nssisttnt a..e.-0r. and a collector Or DEPUTY
collector viii be located on the days Tr'pec,
uyely named, for the purpose u wei0hinf nni
appropriately inaTAiDg. nnlrr tlie lhi"fhm
Revenue Laws, nuy cotton Whirh WAg W.
brought ~ tbD-e several plane. irumihe PlaG,r'
where the same was produced in tbs same h''-
tret, yil;
Nopdays gnliotrs station. Wtt station.
Way Bun. Clinton. Midway Hickory, M1-
riOn. Suonn0tehic COlumhns, Qutmun.
IueSdags Dutkhill, Durant, Canton, bol-
tons Station, Brandon, newton station Lock
hart, shuaulnk, Arte'ia, -hubuta.
lYednesddys Whom. Goodman, Calhoun,
Edward station, Pelahatchie, Chunky, Lau-
dcrlac station, Macon, Crawford, Eht'f'
prise.
Thrsdass- Walden. Pickcns Madison STA
ton, Byrun, Morton, Laurel lllll, Tom9l''
Iaudcrl1lc county, Bookville, Mayhem p'-
soto.
Fridan Greenwood, Vaughan, Tugga-
loo, Terry. Forest, Meridian, Wet Point.
Sqtw,lays Leforc, Jackson, oakahbbcc'
| Tibbcc.
or hi. designation. you will at once give
such public notice ~ win reach. II possible, all
| the producers Of cOttO Ia your district,
Very respectfully,
| THOMAS llARLAND,
Assistant Commissioner
| ALoXIO G. MAYRRs, ESQ, Assessor second
| District, Brandon, Mi.s.
! ~ Columbus Index, Raymond GalcttS
! CnrrolltGn Conservative, IazOO ComincrCaI,
! Nick-bnrg Herald, Iaudordnlr 'iimcs, Kos
! cti.ko Chronicle. Greensboro Vid@tc l.oNing-
ton Advertiser, Macon Braeon, Brandon he
publican. cops Tor two weeks and send bli, 10
N..cs.nr'. o1lfre. brandon. Miss. scpId2N
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TuNOIVeut Notice,

WHEREAS. by an order aud decree Of
the Probate Court Of Newton County, made
az the March term lS6G, thereof the estate
Of b. K Dyes, deceased, was declared in-
solvent and insufficient to satisfy the claims
exhibited against said estate: Now, there
FIRE. all persons holding claims against the
aforesaid estate arr hereby notified to file
them daily probated with the CLERK Of said
rourt on or before the thinl Monday in
March A. ID ietii. or they viii BE- barrc,i.
Amer PERRY,
kpriIIq wGln. administrator.
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LEBANON. Ky, July II, 1860.

j. II. Duyal-Sir: | profess TO know but
little about machinery, but take pleasure in
bearing testimony to the fact that the Portable
Engine and Saw Mill purchased Of you, can,
in my opinion, cut three times ms much lumber
in a tIay rs any other mill in this country. We
have sawed 100 feet in thirty minutes. We
can saw from | 800 to 800 per hour.
ii. b. HARRISON
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Richard Hill Of Meridian, died at
his residence in that place on last
Thursday lie had been in feeble
health for some time aud died from a
congestive chill \ lady from Ala
hama died FROM the same cause at the
Ragsiale House.
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CHARLOTTE, Mich, March 10, 1866

j. II. Duvall-Sir: My Mill and Engine is
giving the best of satisfaction. | had it rum
ming in five days after receiving it, The first
day after starting the Mill, we sawed 43 logs
into inch lumber making 1868 feet in nine
hours. On the second day we sawed 1850
feet in 1O1z hours. 1t was timed at one time
when it cut boards, IL feet in each board, in
one minute. Yours truly, -a
GEO. n POTTER.
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LocUsr GROVE, Weekly Co., Tenn.
March II fSID.

j. II. Duvall--Sir: On last saturday we
cut something over $4,000 feet of inch poplar
lumber; worked eleven hours ty-tiye minutes
y. Nash attended the saw. We cut this
amount from logs sawed from stumps, and eau
do it ever yday with good logs and hands.
DIR. Il. J. SHANNON.
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GRIFFIs a STONE.

BRAINTREM, Wyoming Co., Pa. May 81, 1865.
J. II. DuyaIl- Sir The Engine and Mill
purchased of You, which Mr.. lIardesty has
started, will do more work than you promised
and in the best manner. II will saw from
10000 to 1900 feet in ten hours. IL. .....
WALTMAN Il GRAY.
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OF CLINTON, MISS,

OF CLINTON, MISS,
HAS just received fresh supply Of Botanic
Il ~ Medicines for sale. Having devoted much
time and attention, for many years to chrome
Diseases. he Is prepared to cure Dyspepsia and
Chronic Diarhwa. Chronic Disease Of the
Lungs, Liver, Spleen and Kidneys, Dropsy,
Asthma, Scrofula and letter, Uterine deIange-
ments. &c. Persons residing ut too great dis
tance 10 consult him in person, can do 50 by
letter successfully. Public patronage respect
fully solicited. mll20wly.
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TPON opening he matters in this Bill, and
" il appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court. tina. the defendant, David c. Dunlap.
resides in the State Of Texas. it j. Orsiered that
this cause De sci for hearing on the facts charg
Cd in the Bill. on the 7th day Of the next Term
q this Court which j. 10 be held at the Court
House. &C said county. On the 18th Monday AZ
ter the 4th Monday of September, A. ID. lS65-
10 j. therefor. ordereSi that copy Of this
order be published in the CLARION, 4 uewspa-
per published in the city II Jack snn. Miss. for
i've weeks. before the day appointed for hear
ing.
Il il further orleresl. that a copy n this or
der DE- forwarded 90 the Defendant, at cuInpteT,
Trinity county. Texas.
- Given under my hand snd the seal
LIS. of said Chancery Court. this August
- 9th. lS06.
ausICw5t. il BRANNON, Clerk.
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Adminlstrator,s Notioe.

UTHEREAS. Letters of Administration on
wv the Estate Of Willis Lewis, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned at The last
Nav Term, 1865, OF the Probate Court of JAS
per county, State of MssiSsinp; now all per-
sons having claims against the Estate of said
Deceased. are hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law, or the
same will be barred.
;. LEWIS, Administrators.
l.. Il. LASSlTER, Admir-.
July oath iS,G-w1t.
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Chicago is delightful city for an
evening walk Not long since a ruff
fan of that place met two ladies In
the dusk of the evening and asked for
dollar to get drunk, having obtained
which, he knocked one Of them down
and kicked the other -~
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COMMA. Mimi. Oct. IS. 1856

!. II. Durall- Sir; We are still alive and
well. The Engine and Mill is giving satisae-
ton, and is pronounced by all good judges the
best Mill in this state.
ID. IIEBERLING & son.
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Cross PLAINS, Ind, Feb ~, 1861.
j. II. Duvall-Sir: To-day we sawed II 600
feet of lumber in less than ten hours. About
three-fourths OF ii was inch lumber. The Mill
does very well. Yours truly,
SAA'L KENNEL a. co.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. I
Ialobusha County. \
Iaaoery Coart--May Term, 1866.
Cbdncery Coari-M'
Lucy a. Talbert,
".
Daniel &. Dunlap.

Lucy A. Talbert,
".
Daniel &. Dunlap.
HPoN opening the matters Of this suit, and
" it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
Court. that the Defendant, Daniel {, Dunlap,
resides in the state of Texas. il l. ordered shat
this cause be ST for hearing. on the facts
charged in the hill. on the eth day Of next
term Of the court. which Is 10 be holden at the
Court House Of said county, on the iiflh Mon
,lav amer the fourth Monday Of september,
A. u. IsSB6. Il l. further ordered. that copy
Of tins order be published in the Clarion, a
newspaper published in the city Of jackson.
Mississippi. for hve weeks, before the day al
pointed for hearing.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
Is. said Chanccry Court, this the s;id Of
i,is,,st il. BRANNON, Clerk.
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paid
Secretary Seward made n speech Mt
the banquet given to the Presidential
party Mt Dclmonico's, New York in
which he said .
would like to ask Governor Fenton
and Ira Harris, and T.. j. Morgan,
and the Representatives from the State
Of New York, in Congress assembled,
this question: suppose we do reject
the Southern States from the present
Congress, when will we get the Union
restored Z Nobody tells Us when that
will be, only that it viii be when God ;
Providence soltens the hearts Of the
Southern people still more, which will
be, they suppose, by aud by Well, |
an not content with waiting for "by
| and by" confess, fellow citizens,
in the presence Of the reporters of the
New York Herald, the New York
Evening Post, and the New York
Tribune that, in conducting un-
der the direction Of the President Of
the United States the foreign affairs of
the country. | have rather a difficult
business 80 manage sometimes. They
say that they want war with Mexico
right or They say they want war
with Spain right or | know they
want war with Great Britain right
of, for the satisfaction of their Fenian
friends, but let me tell them and you,
once for all, that | am in favor of all
the wars Cheers (which the nation
shall require (llurrah > provided that
the nation put itself into IN attitude
TO march to the field with two legs.
| naughtor) do not want it to go
! into the field with one leg. And so |
am little impatient to have the lame
leg made right (Chccrs and great
npplausc.) Guarantees are talked Of
| think the time has come for the
President of the United States and for
us who are associated with him TO ask
guarantees on the other side, What
guarantee have we that IL Tennessee
should humble herself in the dust, and
North Carolina and South Carolina
should "cat the lcek, and il the South
ern States should give up forty of their
representatives, they would then be
ADMITTEDLY do not see any guaran
tee for that. New terms may be in
sisted on every day.
Referring to the shameful manner
in which the Mayor and Council OF
Philadelphia eyaded receiving the
President, by abseuting themselves at
Newport, he said
"Thcn We come to Philadelphia, the
only city which asked whether We
would have formal or informal recep-
ton. answered, just rs they pleased.
And when we got there we found the
city disorganized and ungovemed-
no Mayor, no city authorities, no po-
lice-but we found the city so loyal,
so peaceful. so Jealous in the cause OF
the national restoration, and of recon.
citation. that every man was n law
unto himself, and said to myself
blessed is that city that can dispense
with ruler Cheers, ! was re
minded on that occasion OF a verse OF
the celebrated John Gilpin
Now let ~ sing, long live the King,
Aud Gilpu long live he;
And when he next doth ride again,
May | hc there 10 scc.'
al thought that il would be good
sense, il not rhyme, TO alter il so that
it might read
"iuny live nav friend. McM.chacl
| Aud the President, long 1--we he;
Aud " hen We next do ride again,
May he be there 60 sCc.'
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Miss Mamie +. Houston, eldest
daughter Of General Samuel Houston
was married at Independence, Texas
August 9, to Joseph C. Styles.
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SUGAR Run, +. .. Pa, March 4, 1861.

sJGAR Kun, T. .. Ia, Mafcn 7, IeOI.
J. IT, DuYall Sir: The portable Engincan
Saw Mill we purchased of you gives entire SAT-
isAction. We have in twenty days after SET
ting il up, sawed 2OO, 900 feet Of frozen hemlock
timber which We call the best saving ever
done IN Northern Pennsylvania. The Millwas
run by Mr.. Ilardesty.
GRIFFIS a. STONE.
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ALpINE Drpor. W. ", cept. p, lsO5.

ALPINE DEPoT, W. ", sept -, l'OO'
]. III. Duyall--Sir: With the assistance OF
Mr.. Hardesty, we have just completed the set
ting up of the Portable Engines and Mills pur-
chased Of you. Mill No /, the first day cut at
the rate Of 800 feet OF Oak and Pine lumber
per hour. Mill No. ?, we have just started and
with equal success. They are working to our
entire satifaction, and we feel confident that
the machinery will do all you advertise.
Yours truly.
SHRINE, BOYD a co.
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ST. AGNEs AOADRMY,
Va IA y IS, Ten ssee

TUNIIE FALL TERN AND 3aD SESSION
Il of the IT. Agnes Academy. opens on
MONDAY, THE 80 or SEPTEMBER.
The Institution stands in the center of eN-
tcn.ivc aud highly improved grounds. in part
tastculy laid out and set with rare plants and
Shruhbcry. The convenience Of access TO Mem.
phi, from all parts Of the West and South, and
the acknowledged healthnilncss Of the city re-
commend 10 a. a point highly favorable Tor the
location Of literary institution. The course 81
studies comprise all the branches. uscful and
ornamental that are usually taught The
academic year consists OF two sessions, OF me
months each the first commencing on Inc
tr,t Monday In september; the sccond on the
iir,t Mouday la February, Parent, aud guar.
diaus arr pcrlHitied 90 visit their daughters ana
wards ouly on rhur>days. Parent, and others
wishing 10 place children Ia the institutions
will DE- rcrcycd on any day. No visitors al
mittcl on SUNDAYS.
Letter, 10 be- addressed 10 the Mother Supe-
nor Ut II Agne, Academy.
fur further particulars, sec Catalogue.
uue2adttNw im.
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SHRINE, BoYD& co.

ll5- fully warrant my Engines and Saw
Mills TO be made of tirst-class material; work
manship the same, and TO saw from 6,OO 20
10, 900 feet of lumber per day, (say 10 hours.)
Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars sent
to all correspondents. Address;
j. ii. DUVAIL,
GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
J. IL. DUVAlL,
may2fwdm. Mobile, Ala.
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HANcoCK. Md. Nov. 10. 1863.

~ II IIF1NNV1V
j. II. Duyall-Sir The Saw Mill Of 90
Horse Power ptIrchasedofy ou, has been set up
by your Mr.. llardesty On Saturday last We
sawed 5000 feet in eight hours. We can safely
say that it exceeded our expectations.
Yours truly.
BRIDGES, HAMILTON & DANIELS.
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The Indianola (Tcxas) Times says
that a letter has been received from the
North, showing that that place and
Corpus Christi are to have Black Re
publican papers established in them
and maintained at Northern expense,
for the purpose of "loyalizing thai
region II won't pay At other place
and they might as well save thcii
money
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James NJ, Coney, Of New Orleans,
Chief clerk to Recorder Ahcrn, has
been arrested for cmbczzlcment. He
was the custodian Of the money col
lccted from fines, and yaluablcs and
money taken from prisoners. lie had
received during the months Of July
and August money and valuhbles to
the amount OF -four thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars, all of which he appropri.
atod. On last Monday he was arrest
cd az the New Orleans and Jackson
railroad depot and about seven hun.
drcd and fifty dollars Of the money
found in his possession, Jules Ere
mont, formerly policeman has also
been arrested as an accessory to the
cmbozzlcmcnt
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A mecting of Illinois Radicals
adopted the following resolution In
reference 10 Secretary Seward
Rcsoiocd That we sympathise with
Secondary Seward IN and % account Of
the suffering he nhdcrkent at the
hands Of rebel as4agsins, it being ac.
cidcnially dopeby tgs friends thcy not
knowing him
Tho selfish, yindictiye and sectional
spirit Of Radcnlgm is unable 10 com
prchcnd the enlarged Craftsmanship Of
such men ne William II Seward and
Henry ward Boccher, VINO were once
tic Amounted leaders Of the party, and
gave it what prestige and success it
obtained.
In commenting on the vituperation
with which the Radicals assniI Mr.
Seward, the Memphis Bulletin very
properly says
Ills reason and beneyolence tri-
umph over party and sectional pas.
sions. lie would restore the Union,
not partizanghip His genius is IN.
clouded by enmitics above which mar
row intcllccts never rise. The fact
that he does justice TO the South, after
MI that he has endured, at the hands Of
murdcrcrs who attempted his life, and
ofpoliticians who have not spared his
character stamps Stewards name with
the seal Of Immortality His genius
: is great, his sense Of justice, godliI<e
Let Radicalism say what it may Of Mr.
Seward, the South, though innocent o.
the greatest wrongs done, owes him
debt Of gratitude that can never be re
paid
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August RuIcs. Aug. G, 1866, Monday. Aug. 6, 1SCG
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Chanoc4g Court Of Ydlobushd Coaaty, at RNles
before the CLERK Of said COaHfy, at his eIfco
IL he touH Of Co6ecriile, the let Monday ia
IagHsf. lo65-it being the Court day thereof:
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$. u. THOMAS,
Sheriff Kinds County.

The above property was sold ON the 9th of
August, 1866, with the exception of lot 9 frac-
tiOmaI square south, in Jackson, aud bid of
by Benz. Magruder for Sl.j50 90, WHO'S hereby
notified TO come forward, before the day of sale,
and paw said bid, or the property will be sold,
and he be held responsible for the deficiencies,
il any. : y THOMAS
luw3Qd.Sw3w. Sheriff Kinds County.
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sheriff Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of the above stated III. Fas..
ID to me directed from The Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Kinds county, for
the First District, | will proceed to sell, ut
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
within the hours prescribed by law, in front
Of the City Hall, In jackson, on the FIRST
MONDAY, the first day Of October next, all
the right, title and interest the Defendant,
Edwin Moody, has in and to the following de-
soribed property, viz:
Ten acre lot, y n; 10 acre lot, 10 n, in Jack
son; W. SEQ. Section ~, Township 9, Range
/ East Lot >, Section ,. + !, II East. Also,
10 acre lot, u n; ~ acre lot, II y; 10 acre lot,
II n; 10 acre lot 10 n; % acre lot, ~ N; 20
acre lot, 20 n; II acre lot, "a n; II acre lot.
- n; 6acrr lot, % y, in jackson. Also, lot |,
Sec = 4 .. II Fast; Eh, SEA, and acres in
SW corner. See 80; lots |, 3 aud 4. in See 36,
II 6. II I East and lot ,, fractional square
south, in jackson, lying and being in the
county of Kinds, and State of Mississippi,
which was levied upon as the property Of Ed
win Moody, and win be sold to satisfy the above
stated case and all costs
$. u. THOMAS,
Sheriff Kinds County.
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Rev Henry Ward Bccchor' has writ
ten letter stating his inability to at
tend the Cleveland Convention, 20
which he had been invited to act m
chaplain. He heartily wishes that,
and all other conventions, of what
party soevcr, success, whose object Is
the restoration of all the States Ia
thur Federal relations His plat
form is, in brief, that "our theory OF
government has no place for State
except in the Union"
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In New York recently 9 wife met
her husband after eight years absence.
Her JOY at discovering him was some
what dampened whom he produced an
Indiana certificate Of divorce and offer
ed TO introduce her TO his second wife.
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PRoCLAMATION !

L BENZ, q. HUMPHREYS, Governor Of
j, The state Of Mississippi, by virtue of the
authority yestsd in me by the Constitution
an, laws Of said State, do issue THIS my
Proclamation, converting the Led .laturc Of
Inc State Of Mississippi, ~ the Capitol, Ia me
dty Of Jackson, on Monday the 18th day Of
October, A. y. 1866, At the hour Of IL
o'clock, ".
In testimony, whereof. I have
hereunt0 set my hand aud caused
us. the Great Seal Of the state Of Miasis-
sppi 10 be affixed, at the Executive
---y-~ Oilice. in tile city Of Jackson, ms
18th day Of August, a. ID. 1856. ..,,.....,
Benz. q. HUMPHREYS.
Nv The Governor
G. A. BnouGnER, soc'y Of state, auglGdtd.
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bellows Review says The mission
OF General Bcauregard 70 Europe, N
aid OF the finances of the New Orleans
and Great Northern Railroad, is I'M
elerstood TO have been a success ana
the result is, the prospects Of the cor.
poration are most encouraging Inc
proposal was accepted 10 fund the ac-
crued interest as a second mortgage
and 10 begin at an carly day the pay
ment of interest upon the original
bonds. The American bondholdcrs
will no doubt at once fall into the ar
rangement
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THE WEEKLY tEARIaN.


September 7th, iris5
Editor Clarion No case Of cholera having
occurnsl sine, tlf fhTs iiVt Hpd only caHoa
il Is deemed hhhccessary 10 iiotif, the public
any further at present through the medium
of daily EoPaSt Mhanoysi a Hcv Sass ''inii
occur the public sl,all pc duly aud promptly
apprigcd thereof
The city isnow la a licathful condition
By order,
c,o A s,,,rur City CLERK
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J. ii. SNOW,

nay2iwdn.
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Gro. a snlrnr. clly cleIk