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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-19

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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20


ISns,,ned hy the appllcatIonof Tine or mail,
81 which there IS 40 abundant SUNNY IN an
state hut where these are not accessible
gtcen-cropring !. q. the turning under. sue
ceSSivoly, Of several crops (of clover pcas
grass, etc. will fulfil boM the conditions n,
9nlsite for converting a sulson into an ara
bic soil, Note, that In some cases The land,
after snbsoiiing, may have 70 Ne out a Who'll,
season before lt win produce even green
cfOn Ia turn under; the NOM meanwhile IL
y iiilcd' the more rapidly the iallow viii
proceed
10 thls process of reclamation most of our
exhausted nplands are susceptible. and do
not think any one who desires 60 retain his
Old home Instead Of moving" will think il
100 ronhleSome. or that IL will not pay OF
course there are some eases la which sub
soihng Is inadmisNblr or useless, but these
form the exception.
Bat when any one may have thus recover.
ed, as Il were, his virgin suil let him ren,en.
Der that he may exhaust il in its turn hy
wasteiMl cultivation; and theu indeed his
ease viii bea difficult one 10 improve. unless
he happen TO live near one of the great mari.
beds-about which more anon.
EUG. W. lILGARD,
State Geologist of Mississippi,
OXFORD, Sept. 10th, l-66
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THE WEEKLY VTIRTON.



The Indianapolis Herald, o stauncl
Democratic paper Of the West, very
properly says, that in all the Southern
States, lately in revolt everything ap,
pears 90 he going forward peaceably
all citizens appear to have accepted
the situation, and are rapidly settling
down into the qniet pursuits of indus
try, except in the States of Missouri,
Tennessee, Louisiana, and Texas, if
we may believe their Governors. Gov
ernor Fletcher, of Missouri, Hamilton,
of Texas, Wells, of Louisiana, and
Brownlow, OF Tennessee, each bear
witness against their own people. We
think they misrepresent those people
indeed, We know from information,
that they do. But suppose these raw
head and bloody bones stories were
true, what would they establish Ger
tainly, that these four radicals are very |
poor executive officers-yery inehi-
cient Governors, or else that by their
perverse opposition to the known
wishes of a great majority of the peo-
pie of their States they have thus far
succeeded in keeping up broil
The radical papers say that Hamil-
ton cannot safely 60 back to Texas
that Wells has to keep a guard around
his house that Brownlow will not be
a candidate for reelection; and he
limited in a speech a few days since
that he expects to be hung to a lamp
post in Nashville Our American
Governments are of the people. If
men, who happen for brief period to a
be placed in power, will insist upon a
carrying out their fanatical notions in a
to the known will of their !
people, they can expect no peace-for W
they are really themselves distlrbers h
of the public peace, ! Lp
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

The Memphis Ledger is informed
that country people are afraid TO visit
Memphis on account Of cholera, and
states that exaggerated reports Of
deaths from that disease have created
unnecessary alarm. The Ledger adds
The negroes leaving town and seeking
homes in the country, tell the most
distended stories of the way people
are suffering and dying here-the ne
groes being poisoned at the rate OF
three OF four hundred aday, etc The
farther these reports travel, like a roll
ing ball OF snow, the larger they get,
and it is a wonder how sensible people
can believe them. We would inform
our country friends that tberei is no
danger in visiting the city. II they
were 10 eome-here, they might trans
act business and leave town without
seeing anything to tell them cholera
was here. The deaths are mostly
among negroes, whose careless mode
Of living makes them ready victims,
and a report being current .among
them that the white folks have com
bined to destroy them, they refuse to
send for doctor, and die. They will
not even believe in the Bnreau, saying
that the Yankees rejust as bad az the
Others, and it is a wonder under these
circumstances, that the deaths are not
more nuuerous rrr.f rff 81.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.

In he Probate Court Of said County, Iagust
Term, 1866.
To David w. Moore. and NIL other persons in
trestcl IN the Estate Of Levi Moore, decd:
UOti arr hereby notified 10 he. and person.
Il ally appear before the Probate Court Of
Jasper county. state OF Mississippi, 20 he held
at the Court House. In the town of Paulding
on, the LIT Monday in October next, then aud
there 10 answer tho petition II Mary Il.
Lsightscy and Joseph u. Lelghtsey, for pro-
bats Of certain instruments Of writing pur-
porting to bc tho last viii aud testament or
Levi Moore, deceased.
Given under my hand and seal ~ Of
LIS flee. this 10Th day OF August, A. D.,
''s 1905. JAS. u. MCCORMICK
auR3iw5t Clerk.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI


IN dc Probate Court Of said CoriRgtoH County,
~ August Term thereof, 4. D., 1866.
10 Elizabeth Berry, and her husband, James
ID, Berry, and J. A. Wilks Of Texas, and
Eliza a. Terrell, 0f Arkansas;
WTHEREAA. at the August Term Of the
w Probate Court Of said Coyington county
G.. il. Banks, administrator, and Mary Wilks
admini-trntriX, o. the estate Of s. II. Wilks de
ceased having filed their account Of final settle
mcnt with said estate, aud Il appearing 10 the
satisfaction q said Court. that flie residence OF
Elizabeth Berry. and james ID. Berry. her hus-
band and ,. A. Wiiks. a I'm the State 0f Texas
and Eliza A. Terrell Il the State 81 Arkansas (:
n j. therefore ordered by said Court that rita
tion d. inside " publication in the Clarion, a
newspaper printed and published la the city
Of Jackson, Kinds county, Mississippi. for four
weeks IN succession, ~ the said Elizabeth
Berry, aud her husband. james y. Berry, J..
A. Wilks and Kliza A. Terrell. 70 BE- anil per-
-onally appear IN and before The next regular
Dc4-inbcf Term ~ thid COuFf "a b. holden ON
the second Monday IN December next, A D..
la5. ~ theCOurt HOUSE thereof, Ia the town Of
williamsburg. on the fret day Of the Term.
aud show caiise. " any they can, Why said
Gnal account should not be- allowed, aud placed
upon the record q said Court
..-.-. Witness, the Honorable q. +. Rob-
Is. erts0n, judge u Che Probate Court Of
said county, the second Monday In
August. A. D.. 1905. IssIiei aud given under
my hand and ne seal o. aid Court afIlxedl. At
my ofice IN Williamsburg. this the 18th DAY d
August, A. d., is5S.
Al. THOMPSON.
Probate Clerk
aug3Dw5t. Coxington county, Miss.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20


NopIQs y hereby Eiyep, thnt. pursuant q
In hr profisi0nt ~ . Deed 81 Trust. made
| ~ Charles r. Hooker The benefit u VIM. j.
| Austin, deceased, on the 1T day Of May, A. y.
| 1855, 20 secure the payment u q promiss0ry
noto nnder seal for the principal sum Of $4,000.
shiilnote datei1t May. isaf, and due i9months
amer date, and credited by 5000 on Feb. 18th,
1889. and $1,000 1st Dee. 1850, and siO0O5th June,
$3.50. the undersigned, Trustee, will proceed
on the
aHh DAY or NOVEMBER, 1865.
Ia front 81 the Capital IN The city 81 Jackson,
between the h0nu Of ~ 1clock, NJ, and 3
O'Clock, T.. NJ. 10 expose opublio sale, for cash,
at public cutlery, 10 the highest bidder, the
lanl- named In said Dce,l of Trust. or 80 much
thereof a- may b. necessary for the sntisfae-
ton of the bal lnce Of Slb00 principal, and law
flh interest now due on said not0--s said lands
described AZ follows: Lying aud being In the
county u Kinds, aud State Of Mississippi, near
to or adjoining the city Of Jackson. tO-wit: rs
acres in =. y Of y. - , and ~ acres being the
wcstgud Of y. y ;. y. = OF see. No. nine, n. five
Of range No. one. east, containing inall - aereS
be the same more or less. Acting as Trustee.
| shall only convey 10 the purchaser such title
A. Is vested In me as Trustee aforesaid, al
though the title i considered good. This sale'l
i matte on the written request % the Execu- 4
friX Of said Austin.
J. n. LEDBETTER, Trustee.
jackson. sept 18th, istl6-wtds.
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Public Lands in the South--. Bounty
Land Warrants.

The Secretary of the Interior has
decided, in response to an inquiry from
the Register and Receiver of New
Orleans, that public lands in the South
can neither be entered by purchasers
for money or located with Land War.
rants. He says that the only way in
which lands can be acquired in those
States, now, Is by homestead, for ac-
tual settlement and cultivation, as
provided by the act of Congress APP
proved 2lst June, 1866, and each clai-
mant is thereby restricted to one-half
quarter section, or so acres the dis
posal of mineral lands, however, in
Gliding iron and coal, remaining un-
affected by the operation of said act.
He decides that the only way such
lands can be obtained is under the
negro Homestead law, which excludes
all who are unable to take the test oath.
1t seems our public lands are specially
devoted TO the negroes, and that whites
are to be excluded. The holders Of
land variants can locate them in the
Western States, but not here. We
have one system of land laws for the
South and another for the North and
West. t.''i .i"f ''i''"'' i'
Another example of the beauties of
Radical legislation. ~ 1<f7lh
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AdmlInIstrator,s safe.

DI virtue, and In pursuance Of defrec OF
- the Probate Court Of Jasper county, Miss,
made NJ the December Term, A. D., 1853, tnerr.
of, the undersigned, administrators Of the r.
tate 0f littlctun JONES' Jocensed. will, onthe
9TH Monday Of September next. between the
hours prescribed by law, proceed 10 sell at the
Court House door, IN the town VI Padding.
and AZ public auction, 70 the highest bidder for
CASH, all that certain tract " land situate In
said Jasper county, belonging TO deceased, and
described as follows to-wit:
WI, section I, T3, II II ", (cxrept Eit Of
= WI , and IN OF \ VIZ, and \ IN, Section
Ira, Il II Il. The n ~, Sec N, 4 ., Ri u.
The VIZ, N Wa Sec q, T3. II ~ r, and the
5 FL Of : W., aud VIZ Of s M, See 40, +
4, X II y; a large portion of said lands bring
now In a high state Of cultivation. ....t
JAMES l.. TlIAGARD,l A,,,nr.S
JERRY JONES, "u"'
August 90, A. d., 1sCG.--wN
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.

Probate Coart, IHgei Term, A. H.. 1866.
10 the unknown heirs Of Robert =. Underwood;
the unknown heirs Of James l.. Underwood.
aud All other persons Interested IN the Estate
Of Thomas Underwood, deceased:
VOu are hereby cited to be-, aud personally
Il appear before the Honorable Probate
Court q jasper county, state aforesaid, on the
Isl Monday In October next. then and there 30
show cause, II any you eau, why the lands,
tenements and heicditAmonts Of the said Tbos.
Underwood, ,laceased, described In the petition
Of samuel " Underwood, administrator Of said
petition, 10 pay the debts Of said decedent.
Given under my band and seal Of Of
LIS. dcc, the 18th day ~ August, a. d.,
+'f 1895. JAS. q. MCCORMICK,
hugglWbt. "a fA CLERK
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

Difference

Applying this saving,as Senex very
generously does the expenses, TO the
sixty-four counties Of the State, and we
have a clear saving of S2l0,000 by
means of the County Courts.
Now the fact is, the old man secs
that there is something wrong and he
does not know to what IL should be
attributed so that he catches at the
first thing lac can find as a scape- goat
County Courts,o their equivalent, are
absolutely necessary, and ifthe system
Of punishment were changed they
would pqy in every sense Of the word.
We need work houses. We need
that class Of penalties which consist in
labOr--on the streets and public works,
and at trades in houses built for the
purpose of confinement and various
manual labors. Last Fall, while the
Legislature was in session, we strongly
advocated that class ofpenalties, and
the establishment of Courts for Cor
rectioBal Police As they did not
change the penalties, we viii modestly
take no credit for the CoHrts-will as
cribe their establishment TO the glaring
necessity of the case The Labor
System-labor in a workhOuse, and
labor on public WORKS. even now
more glaringly necessary than the
County Courts. Even though they
should be abolished and the counties
should have to pay the s240,O0O nddi-
tional, for the efIectual correction Of
vice. for the saving Of even part Of the
public expense and for the general
benefit to the community, we need a
system Of labor-puBishment
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

WHEREAS, by an order aud decree OF
the Probate Court Of Newton County, made
10 the March term 1865, thereof, tho estate
of II! X Dyess, deceased, whs declared i'm
solvent and insufficient TO satisfy tho claims
exhibited against said estate Now, there
fore, all persons holding claims against the
aforesaid estate are hereby notified 10 file
them duly probated with tho Clerk of said
court ON or before tho third Monday In
a' .a AljNlsK PERRY,
Aprill0 wGni ..H Administrator
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

ANOTHER REBrLLIoN. - NOTHING
wouId so dclioht the Radical ronatir.
....-~.,.,..7 A.. 60 I''..' $50
a. " PLoNoNe 'io 7ou'n W "ho'''ei
war The miserable set OF scavengcrs
and camp followers who robbed and
plnndered the South are greedy 70,
more snoil Rut these cormoran,s
~, y, ,i;,a.,...,.,.., nv, '.,,''',,
wiz 'o u'Sal'p l't. ! nc ooutll VI
aohere to'tlm constitution ana ne
Union and &c there is any secession
any rebellion, it will be by these trai-
tors who have conspired to subvert
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
:. n. THOMAS,
sheriff Kinds County.

The above property was sold on the 9th Of
August, 1864, with the exception Of lot :, frlc-
tional square = south, IN Jackson, and bid on
by Rcnl. Magrudcr for $50 %, who hereby
notified 90 come forward, before the day Of sale.
aud pay said bid, or the property will be sold,
and he he held responsible for the deficiencies.
IL any. = n. THOMAS,
RIt,fslOd.Iw.w. sheriff Kinds County.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
/ JASPER COUNTY. /

Probate Court, 1rgusf Term, 1856.
To Nancy Wilson. Poliy Ann sneii and szsnes
n. Snell. her husband. and al ofhers inter-
esteil in the E-iaieof lsaar Downs. toceased.
VOU are hereby citc.i 70 BE-, and l.eT-oFlally
u appfar before tbe Honorable Proi,ais
Court " aid county, % the ii Monday IN
Ocfoier mkt, then and tllerc b show fause. u
Any Vou can. uhy Chr ififers 81 JaE1es ~.
RamlYos a.lmini.fraioT % aid eziate. shouid
net BE- slIrron.Ieresl. and further 70 shoW ealze.
u auy you can. why fhe fBai aecounf 81 said
admlnistrafor now On fiein sid Court. should
DOT BE- allowed &c.
GIrrn under nv hand and seal u -.
LIS fne. TIE IN DAY Of August. A D..
: --i-- 10 Jas. Z. McCOk31Ck,
angSW5t Clerk.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
'f. ..4 3d. IIINna pnIfNqsV

cEcdl Court, FIrst District, june TaDb 1865
sdo W Attachment for s555 O0-10O
Henry Nabring,l .H f
fTIlE Attachment In this case, having been
L duty returned, levied upon the Real Estate
~ sald Defendant. and n appearing TO the sat
isfaetiOn Uf the Court. that said Defendant IL a
nOn-rcsidcnt Of the Siate Of Mississippi, 1t Is
now ordered that publication be made Tor four
consecutive weeks, IN the Clarion, a public
newspaper. printed aud published In the city
Of Jackgpn, citing The Defendant 10 be. aud
personally appear, AZ The December Term 81
the Court Aforesaid, TO De held ~ the City
Hall, IN Jackson, on the First Monday Of De-
ceniber, a. d., 1888, and answer 81 the
complaint aforesaid, IN default Of which aJl-
pearnnoe, Judgment by default will be rem.
dered against said Defendant
w. o. CHAPMAN, Clerk.
l.. A. LINDsEY, ID. &. .f.a.ls
Charles Il. Mount, Attorney. t
Jackson, Aug. ~, 1866, augJ0wjt.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

WTIIEREAS, Letters of Administration on
w the Estate OF Wits Lcwi7, decreased,
were granted 20 the undersigned at the last
May Term. iS,5. Of the Probate Court OF JAS
per county, state Of Mississippi; now all per.
sons having claims against the Estate Of said
Deceased ARE hereby required Ia exhibit the
same within the time limited by law, or the
same will be barred
XXI. ;. LEWIS, Administrative
.. l.. u. LASIrER, Admir-
July 99th, tSGG.--w1t.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
Advance in the Prices of Corn aud
.- Flour.

The markets for produce in the
West have been very active during the
past few weeks, and prices have adj
yanced very materially. The price Of
flour has increased since the first Of
September, fully seventy i've cents per
Darrell. The principal cause has been
the light stocks in the Fast, which
have caused heavy shipments from
Chicago to New York and New Eng
and. Wheat has advanced twenty
cents per bushel, and corn two to
hree cents, with heavy sales.
The Corn crop of the Western States
which was unusually promising in July |
md the early part of August, has been |
realty injured by wet weather. and it |
5 said much of it is yet green in the
elds, and may be seriously injured by
n early frost There have been frosts
lready in Illinois, that have some.
hat damaged the crop.
The accounts ofthe corn cropinthe
outl represent II as almost a failure,
nd are having an influence on the
estern markets. r..u.r.f.
Our farmers should lose no time in
for heavy grain crop of
heat and oats, to supply, as much Us
the deficiency of cereals that
i'll exist all over the country
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

ChdHcGU tOWt-Ndy Term, lrbo'
Lucy 4, 1Albcrt.
vs.
Daniel &. Dunlap
Upon opening the matters Of this suit, and
" Il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The
Court, that the Defendant Daniel q. Dunlap,
resides in the state Of Texas, Il Is ordered that
this cause ho ret for hearing, on tho facts
charged In the bill, on the Ith day Of next
term Of the court, which Is TO be holden az the
Cour, House OF said county. ON the ifth Non
day AFTER tho fourth Monday u September,
A. u. 1910. II Il further ordered, that n copy
newspaper published In the city Of Jackson
Mississippi. for five weoks, before the day al-
pointed for hearing. t4e
'.sa .ru Given Under my hand and the seal Of
las. said Chanccry Court, this the 23d Of
r. June, 1866, ..lt
Nl2Mhl. l j. i. HI,ANNON. Clerk
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20
AdmInIstrator's Notice.

NyHEREAs. Letters Of Administrator on
w the Estate OF Amos Moore, deceased,
were granted 10 the undersigned, at the July
Term. A. d., 1856. Of the Probate Court Of
Newton county, Mississippi: now all persons
having claims against Decolent, are n0tiflesl 10
present theui, duly probatssl, within the time
limited by law, or they viii De forever haired.
r. L. THORNTON. 49,.
:. III. THORNTON, ! 'e'' -
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

WOoD on BRAzIL.--We have receiv-
ed from Gen Wood, a copy Of his
pamphlet on Brazil It il very neatly
printed, and presents, in a .convenient
form, vast amount Of important IN
formation relative to Brazil Orders
for the same may be addressed to the
Courier Office, at Natchez.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-20

A singular and most distressing
scene took place on the 9th, in a grave
yard at Edwardsville, ILL.,, where
during the funeral ceremnnies over the
body ola child Of Mr. John Gafiney,
the mourners and attendants were 40.
tackled By a swarm Of humble bees.
The irrate insects lit upon the uncover
Ell bead and faces Of those present,
who we're mostly all stung in terrible
manner. Tae ladies screamed, and
aretreat vas Absolutely necessary be-
fore the ceremony was concluded.
One ofthe ladies' st1ng i confined TO
her bed from the effects Of shc virus
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