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The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

PRESIDENCY OF THE NJ & 0. RAILROAD
Under this head the Meridian Tropic, quo
ting Gen. Johnston's letter, says:
Two months ago there would have been
a decided majority of the stockholders in IA
vor of removing Judge Brown from the
Presidency of this road. The people We're
clamorous against his reelection. the press
both of Mobile and Mississippi raised a voice
against il. and at that time there was good
cause of complaint; but the renewed ener-
giles of Its managers have 50 far overcome
this opposition, that there exists now very
little, if any, objection either to the road or
its officers. Indeed we are happy TO state
that the Mobile i Ohio Road is fast becom-
ing one of the best equipped thoroughfarcs
in the South, and instead of hostile opposf-
ton to il we now hear it spoken of in terms
that signify almost universal satisfaction
While we concede the fact that Gen Joseph
(. Johnston would make an excellent Presi-
dent, We do not believe the stockholders of
the road would be doing Justice to the
present incumbent, or materially advancing
the interests of the road by removing Judge
Brown from the position he now occupies
Sound Judgment, in our opinion, dictates.
that r be retained another term. The
press has ceased its opposition because the
grievances of the people have been abated,
and we have too high 4 regard for the mo-
tiyes of Milton Brown to believe that his en-
eIgies are brought 20 bear at this particular
Juncture to subssfve his own interests. We
believe the Improvement is a permanent one,
and will be &C ntinued as long as the present
incumbent i associated with the road
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On the same date a similar commemora-
ton will be held NJ Aberdeen by the frater-
nifty in Monroe county. Grafton by DR.. r,
II. Dalton
The brethren of Madison county wilEob-
serve the same day at Canton-address by
Rev D. L Burns
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

The freedman, Jim johnson. who was ae-
cidentally shot by pistol in the hands of
another freedman, Tom Jones, few DAYS
ago, has since died.
Varsons rumors are afioat in the city,
alb, u confession johnson made on the
eve Of his death, that he was implicated in
the murder of the freedman whose body we
recorded as having been fourd in Luxapalila
eight or ten days ago One is, that he and
several other freedmen, killed the white
nan Biekerstaff, whose body was found in
he river month since.-Columbus Sentinel
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

UOur friend Bosworth, in the notes of
his late visit to Jackson, pithily remarks
that the good old name of hotel has be-
come obsolete-everything now is house
except a private house, and that's a resi-
denca :"
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M a n d IA k Pills

NAY be taken with entire safety by all ages and
conditions producing all the good results that can
De OBTAINED from calomel or any of the mercural
medicines and without any Of their hurtful or in
furious results They carry out of the system the
feculent and WORKOUT matters loosened and dis
solved by my SEA WEED TONIC AND PUIMO-
NC SYRUP. 1t will be seen that all three of ms
medicines are needed in most TO cure Con
sumption.
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EY-We see that some of the Jackson pa
pers are labOring under the delusiOn that
the Livingston neighborhOod, in this
county, has been suffering very much from
the frequent incursiOns of horse thieves
We can correct this on good authority and
viii venture to say that no portion of
the country has been freer from the depre-
dations OF outlaws than that especial vicin-
itv.-CantOn Mail
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

NEW YORK, April THE Fenian expe-
dition has sailed from New York, but its
destination is unknown.
The World says on Wednesday evening a
number of Fenians left for the purpose Of
attacking the British provinces in the direc-
ton of New Brunswick. If this project
should fail it was intended TO make diver
sion on Halifax
The reported movement on Bermuda was
simply made to bewilder the Colonial au-
thoTitieS.
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win buy, sell or lease Iaa'.
Property, collect Rents pa.
tatiOu Supplies, AIacHiueIE am
plements, furnish la1oIer- BE-
form Partnerships for Planfa
Our arrangements are near.
viting the individual attention
and South to our Circulars. &
cription and examination W AZ I.
which we are the author geo a-
Real Estate for sale OF lease "--
terest to furnish us at once "
tions of Lands and Impr1E
terms prospect of crops, eto
"a y. B.-39 plantation
ed and in forward state OF .a
Madison County. Miss
j. H. CHEAIHAA D.
Fav.- 1Q,.
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NEW ORLEkN'

NEW 0RLbAl,e
G.. D. FREEMAN-BeTrys ! y +
use under my own inspection - -
and Up rOnounce it without hesl.'
used. 1t viii heat iron OF any u.
conveniently, and with less c .5.- I.
ers l have ever tried. In weIuits5,t
blast can be regulated to heat ~, ~
in one fire, thus saving much IL ~
1t does not get hot, consequent ~.
tb ~ SOeS n"' se' e TH0s
Foreman of Smith Shops. Moo.Ds q,
For parish rights in Lonislaiil1i ,ess
in Mississippi and Alabama M N c. ]
& Richards. "a d
mh3ld2m
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

CROPS II MoNRoE.-Corn planted prior to
the late rains, Is peeping out of the ground
and looking exceedingly well Our PLANTERS
are taking advantage of the present tine
weather TO get in their seed, and all who
have had time TO visit us, speak in the most
cheerful manner of their agricultural pros
poets Cotton planting viii be generally
commenced in this region next week.-Sun-
ny South, 9th.
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CoTToN MoNEY.-GOv. Humphreys has
directed the Treasurer to continue to re-
eeive cotton money in payment of bonds,
and a considerable amount was yesterday
paid into the Treasury. Those who fail to
pay will undoubtedly be sued, but the ex-
Pense and trouble OF suit may be avoided
by settling in this money. 1t can be had
here for twenty cents in the dollar.
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Thn Laleat News.

w-.sffE,sorox. April The Senate has
z.asse.i rle Civil Ri gh1s bill over the Presi-
asenf's veto By 80 against Is There was ap-
piause from the galleries
The Washington Intelhgencer says Capt
Pauhael Semmes has been released under
his original parole.
IT Ions. April "A most disastrous fire
took place this morning, which destroyed
completely the steamers Fanny Ogden, Ne
xada. Alexander Majors and Effie Deans
Fortunately there were no lives lost. The
origin of the FIRE is unknown.
ST Louis, April -.-The total loss by the
steamers and cargoes, by the fire yesterday
morning, amounts to S50O,OOO-S4OOOOO OF
which is covered by insurance.
Foreign.
NEW ORLEANS, April THE Paris cores
pondent of the Journal of Commerce, writ
Inc under date of March 2, says reports pre-
vail that Duke de Persigny Is attempting
TO force himself gain into Office as Minister
Of the Interior, in order to introduce reac-
tiOnaTy measures.
The Emperor was very badly received a
few nights ago at the Odeon Theatre, and
by the crowd in the streets, which uttered
MANY offensive shouts. Matters look IN
comfortable both at home and abroad, and
more public uneasiness prevails than for
some time past.
The Upper House of the Provincial Parlia-
ment of New Brunswick yesterday adopted
resolutions urging confederation according
TO the Qubec scheme.
Kingston, Jamaica, advices say the Special
Commission for the trial of the prisoners
charged with offences during the revolt, ex-
pecteI to close in a few days.
SANFRANCIsCo, APril7--The Liberal Mex
icaniConsul contradicts the report that Gen
Ogazson has proclaimed himself President OF
the Republic of Mexico, and confirms the
report that he sanctioned the decree of Nov
:. extending Juarez's term of office
NEW YORK April 5-A Toronto special
says the force on the frontier has been re
duced.
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WANTED.
CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.

NOTICE.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE y. 0. J. & 6. y.
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, April I'd, 1866.
Stockholders residing in Mississippi and Louis
lana who desire attend the Stockholders Meeting
9Th April and the election for Directors. on the
10th April are hereby informed that they can pass
to New Orleans over their road, and return free Of
charge In case they cannot identify themselves to
the Conductors Stockholders. by their certificate
OF stock they will nav their fare the Conductors
and the amour viii be refunded them, (On produc
ton OF the Conductors receipt by the Treasurer OF
Passes for the return trip will he issued by the
Treasurer application to him. at the office OF the
Company in New Orleans. No. a Carondelet St
April4dtaplG Genl Sup't Chief Ensr.
BOARDERS SOLICITED.
HAVING strong propensity for good eating and
all the comforts Of life myself, l would under
take to accommodate a few with private board
with or without lodging-on reasonable terms.
April ls66-d3t. W II. TERIETT.
TEACHER WANTED.
I wish to employ an accomplished Southern lady
L private Teacher and GOverness in my fam
lily. She must be able to teach French, Music and
the higher English branches Liberal compensa-
ton viii be paid. None need apply unless well
VIM T. wITHERs
marI4dIm Jackson, Miss.
CONTRACTORS NOTICE.
SOUTHERN CNISSISSIPPD RAILROAD
Office Chief Enginsser q General SuPt
hlcksburg Miss, March p 1866
PROPOSALS viii be received for two weeks for
Il the construction of
TrcstIe over Big Black River,
which will serve the false works for the Iron
Bridge and the running of the trains until the
bridge is finished
Bents viii average 30 feet high
65
IL
The whole will contain about 100 90 feet lumber
B. NJ, which can be had along the line of Road.
The work to be commenced Immediately, and COM
pleted i'll the shortest possible time. Plans and
specifications furnished at this office.
r. c. SLAUGHTER,
Apl3d2w Chief Engr & Ge1l Sup't
OFFICE OF THE y o. j. & q. n. r. r. Co,
New Orleans arch 18th 1866 5
Public notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of this company
viii be held at their Office No A Carondelet street
ON Monday, April 9th ls66, at 10 o'clock NJ in
tormity with the charter.
r. 5. CHARLES,
marlsdtap9 Secretary
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

HONOR TO Tue DEAD.-We commend the
following, says the Montgomery Mail. as an
example to our southern friends, and urge
them to initiate the noble example.
Hon. Toppan Robbie, of Gorham. Maine.
has presented that town with money To pro-
cure monument to the deceased Union
soldiers of that place. The town has &C
eepted the contribution and the monument.
which Is to cost $1,000 is TO be placed in
'front.' OF the town house. The town has lost
NIFTY soldiers in the war, whose names viii
be inscribed upon the marble.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

= The Lexington Advertiser claims for
Holmes county the credit of being the most
orderly and prosperous part of the State.
and attributes this happy condition of things
to the fact that there is no branch Of the
Freedmens' Bureau there
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

II 1t Is a question now whether FOrney's
name should be written John double u
Forney OF John double ID" Fomey
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THE DAILY CLARION.
JACKSON. MISS.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE STATE
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ATTENTION BLA-h

\ our attention is called IN
TUYERE BELLOWS NOLlLt
blast ON the bottom instead OBJ
and makes quicker and hotter
otherwise. 1t gives one, two o..
same fire, and spreads the 1rai
or concentrates it on point
the whole wing or bar of q p.'N
ly and perfectly, without dang
what, with ordinary Tuyer--
heats, can be done at one II
iron and fuel The rre is c
control of the Blacksmith dl-
1t never gets hot, and win iA'. -
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

Es7An Irish editor (as we charitably sup
pose) of city paper, publishes the following
notice: Anonymous writer's must send in
their address in fun, in order to insure the
publication of their correspondence"
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

E3~ Mr. VI /. Nesey, an experienced mem
Der OF the press, has purchased an interest
in the Coriutb Weekly News and Advertiser,
which viii Leuceiorth be conducted under
the former name of NJ L. Vesey 4 Co.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

= An old pun OF Rothschild's is on its
rounds IN a new shape The original form
OF 1t was, that some one wondering why
venison was preferred to mutton, the jew
replied, Because it Is deer, while mutton is
sheep"
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

The population of Columbus, Miss, is
$500 souls.
If everybody there, exclusive of the grave
yard were a whole-souled fellow, that would
make just $500 folks but there may be
more. How many are there friend Middle
ton, if you ever open Jackson paper
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

Read the following certl'-
New Orleans mechanics.
NEW ORLEANS p
MR.. D. C. FIREMAN. :
Tuyeres have been in use IN sou
ner my care since November -
entire satisfaction. The woIS'-55
fer them to any they ever q' 80
commend them as the best ! -
years experience in black-ui, 80 -
quicker, more perfectly anu
never getting out of order. IA,
Foreman Leeds fonh~'
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

- The Revenue act, passed by the late
Radical legislature Of Missouri oxempts
church property and cemeteries, except those
belonging to the Roman Catholic church,
from taxation From the tenor Of the de
bate thereon it is clear that the act was in
tentionally SO worded as to leave Catholic
church PROPERTY subject to taxation.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

RIPLEY ADvERrIsEE-We are bappv TO
find this old acquaintance revived. the
second ofthe new issue" having come to
our hands, numbered vol p. no > 1t is
edited by J. F. and f. F Ford
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

= The Copiahan IS informed that at the
recent commencement of the New Orleans
Medical college, the highest honors of the
graduating class We're won by DR.. Ben. Hen
nington, of Crystal Springs.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

= The New Record reports the following
cases, as decided at the April term of the
Chickasaw County court:
State against John Love freedman, for
larceny-fine So and % DAYS
State against Richard thurman, for en-
uclng freedman from his employeU-jury
verdict. guilty and fined So
Kate Davidson, freedwomau. Us T. ".
Dayldson-tor possession of four of her
children apprenticed TO defendant by order
OF Probate Court Plea TO jurisdiction over
ruIed-eaSe heard ON its merits and judy
ment for Kate
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Rev. DR.. Bellows, referring to Charles sum
ner and Ihad Stevens, says: Congress is
led somewhat crustily by bachelors, tightly
welded to their own ways. for want of bet
ter brides"
The reason Sumner has never married is
understood to be that he could not spare
the time to admire a woman, being too much
absorbed IN admiration of his mothers son.
Stevens is probably too mean TO get any wo-
man TO accept him; but if Morrill, should die
he might marry his widow. for if she could
stand Morrill, she could stand anything.
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T-g We learn nom @s---s reople's Press that
the Masonic fraternity Of DeSoto county are
to hold a Lodge OF sorrow on the l4th
inst, at fernando Address BY Rev. DR.. 5.
H. Ford
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Government of the United States

Government Of the United States.
Prcsident---Andrew Johnson, of Tennes.
see. .'.'"
Secretary of State-W. II. Seward, of
New York.
Secretary Of War Edwin NJ. Stanton, Of
Pennsylvania.
Postmaster Gcneral-Tilliam Dennison,
Of Ohio.
Secretary of the Navy-Gideon Welles, of
Connecticut.
Secretary OF the ln,crior---Jamos Harlan,
OF Iowa. .f...#
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lough orllinois
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tucky. .
presidents of the Senate--Lafayetto S.
Poster, OF Connecticut. . .,
Speaker Of the llouse-Schuyler Coltnx,
of ludiann. .. .0.
SUPREME COURT.
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!. James NJ. Wayne, Georgia.
2. Samuel Nelson, New York
:. Robert &. Hrier, Pennsylvania.
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y. Noah II. Swayne. Ohio.
6. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
I. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
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LIErTENAHT GENERALS.
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D. G. .a.... .as. .rr ta0 ,-e- 80
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