The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-04

calculable damage was done in the
loss ofbridgcs, fences, DC.
Ea The Methodist Episcopal
Church South, as it has styled itself
since its separation from the Northern
Church many years ago, has modified
its name, and viii be henceforth
known as the episcopal Methodist
Church
EE The Creole Fire Company, Of
Mobile celebrated their ~fortv-seventh
anniversary last Friday night by an
Illuminated procession, which, from
the reports Of the city papers must
have been an elegant affair. The
creoles of Mobile are the most respec-
table coIored people in the world
their Fire Company Creole No. l."
is their pride, their bond Of union,
and their celebrations are always mark
ed by a display Of excellent taste
The Tribune says:
In the procession last night were
five Of the members who aided in or
gaming n company IN December
I8l9Jforty sepen years ago. They are
the only survivors OF long roll. The
names of these founders Of the Com
panv are Jno. 4. Collins, Sr., Law
renee Broue, Augustus Nicholas, Vim
cent Savannah and Jas. Mitchell
stan os r thor were Toyices in the
ireman's art. and looked as though
they might participate yet in many
more anniversary celebrations.
Tbo1..uas nj boonv Of orr
citv returral Yesterday from Vfcls-
~
DuIs from ''e O"' Ut ''e iel'''s9
""use ana un''e III 'e'u',nS II 'n' par
ny - 1'e S00"3
seIn. :
donbt tbat lnonrb .Lr,sLos ha,.o
briobtened' ON former occasions.
their memoir i nartiaUv afaced nv
tho recollection If + ! tba latest and
most apcbantipo spoooss
Nature seemed TO unbeud fro m
her suIlen bumor and susnend
for a time her threafeninos
to permit the assembling of the
party. Early in the evening
the brilliantly LIGHTED and handsomely
decorated rooms beoan 70 receive the
oaIIantrv and baautv OF yicEsbrrg
and their invited quests from sister
cities. Music. with its soft. volup-
tuous strains invited to the dance
brrsts IF sornd
.rn.
Beds of oriental flowers"
soon drew its Terpsichoran devotees
into the graceful, intricate eyolutions
Of the lancers, or sent them whirllng
through the dIzZleT maZeS of the waltz
=,
OF polka. Governor Humphreys ana
T. Cu ~. 20 no 600,
amona +ba daIiah+ed pon.dancors
sbowino tboir a-nnrociation Of an oc-
cosion that had Gathered together 60
u,,,,b ur,oo ui+ and boo,+r Amorr
+bo III of tho o,-o,inr boforo uboso
nIoroos many ,rar soorrod victorian
gIahces many d NaI-sCaIIeu veteran
felt a quicker pulsation than he had
known before cannon and musketry
might be mentioned the charming
Miss J. who swelled fearfully the list
of killed and wounded. Among the
latter NAV be counted a certain gentle
man of this CITY, who had his heart
III
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S'opp9 s4lIs 49, :.
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Miss y.
No swimming Juno gait Of lansuor born.
Light as Camillas ger me unbePt corn
-, NJ
hne s9iPlNo IN
""e'e" '"e ''iuI
VINO were MOI tiselIsio'e - '"' pos,'
"a baan+,-
And silent waters heaven is seen
and Miss H, the opposite IN form and
complexion, who blends in grand har-
mony the purest beauties of her cast.
Brave men were proud to do homage
to the power OF beauties ehaln'
'F0r teadeT accents followed and 'endeFeT pause'
The over5towsing sladness when words are all too
Miss T whose worth and
ouiat smile hasnaak the nrritv Of ba,
n,+pre vos most s,i+abla friend f.,
.ho rrooof,1 ord o-ooomnGsbod NJ.
So ro, h..n.,s. n;.,,r. TOO,
1t must Ike her, or not Ike beauty look