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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-04-26
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
SUNFLOWRR COUNTY. (

SUNELOW Elk COUNTY. y
Chdncery C0yTt Of said County and State to
,t JtaeS Term, Il. ID. 1866,
At Rules before the Clerk of said tCourt at
his Office, in March, it being the first Mon
day thereof, A. D. 1866.
Carroll Hoy & Co., ct ais. r
No. &C.. VS. @@
Hardin Scales, ct ais.
. .UPON.opening the compliments bill and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
from the affidavit therein filed that the. de
PENDANTS Hardin Scales, William Scales,
Cornelius Fellows & Co are not citizens of
the State of Mississippi, but reside beyond
the limits thereof, so that the ordinary pro
cess of this Court cannot be executed
against them; therefore it is ordered that
they, and each of them, enter their appear
ance herein, ON or before the first day of the
next Term, to be holden at the Court House
in, the town of MeNutt, on the 10th Monday
after the 4th Monday of March, A. d. 1866,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as to them
1t is further ordered that a copy of this
order be published in the Weekly Clarion, a
published in the city of Jackson,
once week for four consecutive weeks.
A true copy from the minutes.
d. J. ELLINGTON, Clerk
BY d. w. HEsLEP, ID. c..
George & Williamson, Solicitors.
April 12w5t
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Chancery Court of SaefOwer County.
his Office in McNutt, it being the first
Monday of March 1866 and a regular
Rule of said Court.
John McDougall, =
Upon opening the bill of John McDougall,
it appearing that James Hagan, John C.
Baril1a and Daniel w. Adams, three of the
defendants therein named, are not citizens
of the State of Mississippi, but reside with
out the limits thereof, so that the ordinary
process of this Court cannot. be executed
against them. 1t is ordered that said de-
PENDANTS James Hagan, John G. Barilla and
Daniel w. Adams appear and plead answer
or demur to compliments bill, on the first
Monday of May next, otherwise decree
pro confessO will be taken against them and
the lands therein describad will be sold to
pay the purchase money due for said lands
as stated in said bill and now, amounting to,
about three Thousand dollars. 1t is further
ordered that this order be published in the
Clarion, a newspaper published in Jackson,
of this State, and in the Valley Sentinel, a
newspaper published in etown of McNutt,
for five weeks successfully, but publication
hereof in either of said papers shall suffice
without proof of publication in the other.
~ Witness my hand and official
Ills. >seal at McNutt, this 9Th day of
[ ~ March, 1866. -
IL D. j. ELLINGTON, Clerk.
By d. w. HEsLEP, D. C.
Thos. Walton, Esq, of McNutt, sopr for
complainant. March 25w5t. -
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sERvANTIEUR's COMPOUND !
Fluid Extract Bearberry.

Prepared according to experienced Physicia1s'
views, for all diseases of the Kidneys Bladder Pros
trate Gland and Observation-Disclosures acute or chronic
affecting male or female. For retention and nom
retention of Urine, imperfect and deranged score
ton OF the Kidneys, producing thick or milky
urine deposit of sediments, gravel weak back
especially when arsing from excuses effects Of
early indiscretion habits of dissipation, elect
LaucOrrh9a, wakefulness, paid countenance, evil
fOrebodings, &c. This preparation is a compound
of Cubebs, Juniper Berries, Buch6, Pipsissawavs
and MaticO i'll concentrated form. Ask your
Physician about it. Price large bottles. only 81 O0
Our other preparations which are prepared with
equal ability and Skill may be, relied upon in All
cases where such remedies required, are as
flows:
DrOmgoole & Co.'S Lung Baham
DR.. DrOmgOoles Red Diarrh4a Remedy
Dromgoole g. Cos Dysentery Compound
Sevantieur's PhlQridzene Stomach Bitters
De La Rockies Pile Salve.
DIR. j. FAIRBANKS Indian SalVe.
Dromgoole g. Co.'S Vegetable AntibilliOus pins
De La Rockies Liver Pills.
DR.. j. Parhams Eye Water
Call Agent and procure circular and read 81
ER@For sale by Druggists and Merchants.
J.P. DROMGOOLE & CO.; PrOprietors.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
4l2 Main St, Memphis, Tenn
BUCK, BAILEY & Coiare Agents for jackson, Miss
MosBY. RICHARDS & CO.. Canton, Miss
AprilI4w1m
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

...Et. =H-s.s..y 4. DUNFLOW Elk OOUNT1. y
At rules before the Clerk of said Court at
his Office in McNutt, it being the first
Monday in March, 1866:
George NJ. Murrell, = a.f
i5H VS. -i-r 49, ,#a
w. w. Henry, Admir- &c
Upon opening the bill of George M. Muir
rell it appearing that. Edward p. Jones
one of the defendants therein named, is
out of this State and that all the other
defendants hereinafter named, are non-resi-
dents thereof 1t is therefore ordered that
said Edward P. Jones and said nom
resident defendants to-wit: Fanny Humid
ly, and f. d. Hundly her husband,
Jane Henry, and E. w. Henry her husband,
Scott. Susan Banks, and r. FL. Banks her
husband, George T.. Yuille. j. o. M. Yuille,
A. C. Yuille a,minor; and J. o. NJ. Yuille a.
guardian of said minor, p p. Yuille, An
drew b. Yuille, William Yuille a minor,
Helen Yuille minor; and Fletcher Yuille a
minor, and Amanda. Yuille the guardian of
the three said minors William, Helen and
Fletcher Yuille, appear and plead, answer or
demur to complainant's bill on the first
Monday of May next, otherwise a decree
pro confesso will be taken against them and
the lands therein described will be sold to
pay the purchase money still remaing due
therefor, and now amounting to thirty-two
thousand dollars 1t is further ordered that
this order be published in the Clarion
newspaper published in jackson, of this
State and in the Valley Sentinel, news
paper published in the town of McNutt, for
five weeks successfully, but publication
hereof in either of said papers shall suffice,
without proof of publication in the other
{ ~ Witness my hand and seal of
LIS }office the day of the issue hereof
~ )to-wit: the first Monday and 5th
day of March, 1866. g.,
d. j. ELLINGTON, Clerk.
By d. w. HEsLEP, d C.
Thomas Walton, Esq, of McNutt, for |
March 25w5t.
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Merchants and others wishing fire.
proof safes, should read the advertisement of
McCombs & Co, of Memphis. They pub
lish, with their advertisement of JOS. L. Hall
& Co.'S, patent safes, a card from the Adams
Express Company, testifying to the satisfac-
tory and splendid manner in which. these
safes stood the late fire in Cincinnati which
destroyed Pixies Opera House and their of
fee. The safes fell among the ruins and
We're subjected to an intense heat for several
days, but disgorged their valuable contents
perfectly uninjured. The tests to which
these safes were subjected on that occasion
were most severe, and must dispel any doubts
as to their perfect fire-proof qualities -
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citation.

Top, b. Lopez, resident Of the State Of
= Texas: @-f k 95s143 fasfsiE...sts IS !.
A9Y0U are hereby notified to be and per-
sonally appear before the Probate court of
Newton county, State Of Mississippi, on the
third Monday in May next. then and there
TO show cause if any youlcan, Why the petit
zion of e. B. Lopez, one of the administrators
Of the estate of Z. 8. Lopez deceased for
surrender of his Office and trust as said adj
lninistrater, and asking that j. j. Perry be
appointed TO succeed him in the administra.
tion thereof, should not be granted, and to-
do and to suffer such other things as the
Court may direct 85le ~
{ ~~~ Witness the Hon, VIM. Graham,
LIS Judge of Probate of Newton coun-
( ~ )ty Mississippi, the Sd Monday of
March, A. ID. 1866. - -
Given under my hand and official fseal
this 18th day of Mareh;A D.1666. - .ta8
~ THOS. KEITH, Clerk.
March 0ouEf r-ft III,
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wife. Mother and sister.

A wife and mothers affection and sisters love
angelic gems around which a. halo of glory is
eneireled more valuable than all the gold of Col
conda. Preserve these priceless jewels, these an
gels of EARTH these glittering stars of mans path
way; relieve their physical distress, induce regu-
larity in habits, drift back clouds of despair,
arouse, beautify and adorn the care-worn enact
ated and responding, impart smile to the melan-
choly and detected, soothe and quiet the nervous.
and distressed. paint the pale and wan, give bril-
laney to the eye and intellect unfetter the disease
that binds them, and snatch them from impending
peril; all of which be accomplished by the use
of CDR Dromgoole's English Female Bitters," ad-
vertised in another column and for sale by Messrs
Buck, Bailey & Co., Jackson Miss.
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ESour clever and energetic townslnen,
Mayor D. N. Barrows & Geo A Smythe, pre-
sent in this issue the claims Of several insur-
ance companies for which they are the
agents; The statement of the assets and
business of the several companies will be
found interesting and worthy of perusal by
any who contemplate insuring theft proper
ty. At a time like this when counterfeiters
and burglars infest our towns and carry on
their operations almost daily or nightly, it
would be well for our citizens to consider
whether the security from total loss that an
insurance policy gives, is not cEeaply pur-
chased at the small percentage charged. No
care or foresight can avail anything against
the carelessness or yiciousness of others, and
the men who are making burglary business
might consider it advantageous to burn in
one place to rob in another.
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q One of the Memphis papers calls the
negroes the snew issue" of American citizens.

A correspondent of the New York News,
writing from Havana, 18th, says that man
October last, and who called himself there
Earl de Sterling, made substantially the
same statement about the killing of. Lin
coin and the escape of Booth that the man
King lately made in Kentucky. He sup
poses that they are the same men-Earl de
Sterling in Havana and Sterling King in
Kentucky. 1t was probably the story of this
Earl de Sterling in Havana that the cor
of North Carolina paper heard
and communicated several months ago.
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UFThe card of Mr.. Ben. E. Sheppard, of
Columbus, Miss, with ]. H. Loewenstine &
Bros will be found in this issue. The friends
of Mr.. Sheppard, in Mississippi, will be
pleased to meet him in Memphis when in
clined to make purchases, as in connection
with this, the mammoth dry goods establish
ment of the Mississippi valley, he can show
them anything in that line that they may
require. This house long since madea repu-
tation as being the largest and most COM
pletedry goods establishment in the south
west and now has no competitor.
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Agent Adams Express Company.
. CARD.

Messrs. Jos. i. Hall & Co., manufacturers Of Halls
Burglar and Fireproof Safes: ~ rs
Dear SiT-Our large Halls Fireproof safe was
taken from the ruins of Pixies Opera house thus
afternoon, after being subjected to the most IN
tense heat for four days and four nights or about
ninety hours, and our. books and valuable papers, Z
and United States Bonds deposited with us were.
preserved in good condition. The fire was still
burning with such intensity that, when taken ont,
water. We think we can say nothing more In favor
Of your invaluable safe than to state the fact that
TINS test, surely as severe an as safes can b0
BOTH yon and ourselves Yours truly
VIM GBAfNlR = CO.. -
Cincinnati, March 20 1866. "A
4 fall assortment of the aboye Safes on hand. ana
orders taken for Bankers jewelers. and Merchants
Safes OF every description, by their agents.
INCOMES ~ Co.
322t and 24nIain street
apllsd&w1m, M6mrhis Tenn
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ACKsON,t EFIU RsDAY ARRIL 20, 1865.
The Lnanaf Ness.. :

i nc rnl0tse9k fN&1NBMsr
WASHINGTON, April g. lin the House, q
Resolution was adopted, directing, the Com
mittee of thelI District of Columbia to in.
quire into the expediency of establishing the
eight hour system of labor in that District
A resolution to inquire into the subject OF
| the storage and transportation of explosive
materials and report what measures may Be
deemed necessary to- secure better protec-
ton to lite and property, was also adopted,
The President has approved the bill aIl-
thorizing the Secretary oil the Treasury to
sell or lease such marine hospitals or lands
as he may deem advisable, excepting the
hospitals at Cleveland, Ohio. and Portland,
BUfT2Io, April es.-Naviisgastaion is now
open The brig Paragon has sailed for
Cleveland. The canal will he epened by
the LIST of May. 40
SAN Francisco, April 23.-The coroner's
jury on the bodies of Samuel Knight and.ten
others killed by the late explosion, find that
their deaths were caused by the explosion of
nltre glycerine on the steamer Sacramento.
They saggest that the shippers thereof
should be prosecuted for manslaughter
NEW YORK. April 23.-The Tribunes spe-
clal says the statement telegraphed to New
York on Saturday that the Reconstruction
Committee had prepared various PROPOSE
tons for report, was incorrect. 1t is pos
slble their report will be accompanied by
bill or joint resJlutionrelative to the quail
ifcations of Federal office holders: which
shall enibedy the idea of prohibiting the
political power of the South from ever
being controlled by those who were
active in the war.
The Judiciary Committee have agreed to
report against any modification of the test
oath They will conclusiyely answer the
objections that its modification is requisite
in order to secure proper Officials at the
South, by showing that there are sufficient
numbers of competent Union residents to
fill every required Federal appointment. 4
Gen. Grant, prior to his departure. for
Richmond, issued special order for protect
ing Union citizens of Florida from the cruel
ties and injustice visited upon them under
cover of the State laws 1oee
President Johnson, who is member of
the Masonic fraternity, has invited the SUI
preme council of the Southern jurisdiction
OF visit him. srl..z =s.f..5lt
1t is reported that the President will soon
issue proclamation setting apart the 18th
of May as day of fasting and prayer, in
view of the approach of cholera.
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Latest Comn,erciar and Financial News


ST. LOUIS, April 23.-Cotton 32c. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat active at s.
570$1 Is. Corn 60072e Oats 424048c.
Mess Pork $40 so to $27. Bacon-Olea
sides, 164c. Lard 18lc, to 191, Whisky
s. 20. ...s - 80 is+-
New YORK, April 23.--Cotton dull and
nominal at SIC. Money quite easy at 5 per
cent. Sterling exchange dull at l071. Gold
1863. Government stocks active and adj
vanced &c. & ANUS
LOUISVILLE, April 23.-Tobacco quiet,
Sales 81 hhds of leaf; common light Jugs are
quoted at So IS, heavy at 81 500$5 IS.
goodlugs at S40$7, common leaf at $6O11,
medium $50$l2, selections $30040, Clarks-
vile $22 so. Mess Pork 500 so. Bacon
shoulders 12c. clear sides l64c. Superfine
Flour 81. Corn Coo. Oats 4oc. Whiskey
81 %.
CINCINNATI, April 23-Flour firm and
quiet but unchanged. Wheat scarce and
higher. Oats 45c Whisky 50 90. Pro-
visions firmer. Mess pork $2640. Lard l8ll.
Bulk meats and bacon &C. higher.
New ORLEANS, April 23-Gold 1851 "a 1853,
and Silver 1180l2O for American Coin and
l254@126 for Mexican Dollars. Sterling
1356136
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EYMr. Ed. Priest has bought the other
gift establishment on State street, and merg-
ed it with his, which is now the only insti-
tuition of the kind in the city. DR.. Harrison.
of Eastern Mississippi, can be found at this
establishment dispensing articles of service
and value at one dollar each; giving assur-
anee by his connection with the concern that
the goods sold are what. they are represent
ed Every one cannot, of course, get prizes,
but many valuable ones have been drawn,
and many still remain for fortunate pur-
chasers of tickets ,.,.--ts
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Whereas, letters of Administration on
the estate Of Ralph Simmons, ST., deceased
were granted to the undersigned at last
November term of the Probate Court OF
Newton county, Miss: Now all persons
having claims against the estate of said de
cedent, are hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law, or
they will be barred. Those indebted to
ai4estate will be required to settle up.
A. B. WOODHAM,
March 25w7t* Administrator
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English, Female Bitters

For the of painful suppressed OF irregular men,
situation Leucorrhoe or Whites Irritabflity Ulce-
ration and Falling of the Womb, Mysteries, Chic
rosis Sterillity, Palpitation Shortness of Breath
Melancholy, Swimming or Giddiness of the Head
Sick Headache. Pain in the Side, Back or Loins
Cold Feet and Hands, Nervous Debility and Pros
tratOn and all that class of troublesome complaints
distractions to nature promotes regularity and re-
heves the despondings;
TINGES THE PALE CHEEK
with the roseate hues nature rounds and chises
the emaciated adds brialliancy to the eye and in
vous imparts beauty to retiring girlhood and com
poses old age 1t produces these effects ny thor
male system to its natural healthy functions. No
female, married or single, in delicate health should
be without it.. Call on Agent and ask his opin-
ion. Price 81 so per bottle.
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Imsolyent Notice.

Whereas the estate of Samuel w. Howe,
deceased, was declared insolvent by the
Probate Court of Jasper county at the Feb
ruary term thereof, A. D. 1866. Now all
persons holding claims against said estate
are now notified to present them to the
Clerk of the Probate court and have them
registered ON OF before the first Monday in
October next. or they will be forever barred.
JOHN S. HOWSE,
Feb 24w6m Administrator
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SITUATION WANTED-A good book and
job printer, who has been engaged on the
State printing in'this Office during the past
winter, desires situation in good job
office; or will take charge of country news
and job Office during the summer. Address
sNoipareil,n care of Clarion office afy
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9We direct attention to the circular of
the Governor, addressed to the Boards of
Police, on the subject of relief to destitute
disabled soldiers. It win be seen that the
provision made for them by the Legislature
has not been fruitless of results, and it is
hoped that the officers will see to it that
their immediate neighbors are secured in
the enjoyment of their share of the funds
provided for their relief
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A CARD
From the Adams ExpreSsiCO
cNcEvAri, Maj Oh

CINCINNATI, March 1869
Editors Cincinnati Commercial:
GertleDen-We wish to make public acknowiedg
ment to Messrs JOS. L. HALL eco, of this city
manufacturers OF HALLS PATENT CONCRETE
FIREPROOF SAFES, for the splendid manner in
which the safes of their make preserved their con-
tents in the late Opera house fire. which destroyed
our Office. We had seven of their safes, two of
them of the largest sze all of which stood the most
severe tests to which any reproof safes have ever
been subjected All Of these safes fell into the
burning mass Of ruins and were then exposed 70 an
rounded them, for from fOrty-six to one hundred
and twenty hours; yet all Of their contents, which
comprised an immense amount Of money, bonds
silver plate, and other vauables were restored to
us uninjured. We are, for this, of course greatly
pleased and think that after this experience we can
recommend them to any. one who may want sure
and certain fire proof safe as being all that they
recommend them to be- -
...-E. J.. G. WEIR
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u Wo call attention to the advertise.
ment of Messsrs. Robson Mitchell s. Co.,
Memphis, wholesale clothiers to be found in
our double column advertisements Their
stock is large and complete, having been
laid in new, and comprises all the latest
and most desirable styles. Merchants Wis
iting Memphis should not fail to call and
examine their stock, and will find it to their
advantage. Close buyers will be gratified
tofind that they have found the place they
were looking for.
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D-It will be seen by reference to our adj
vertising columns that Messrs. Eyrich & Co.
succeed Messrs. Titcomb & Powell in the
book and stationery business in our city,
They have now on hand Q complete stock
OF books, including every kind of school
books, and will keep all of the latest papers,
periodicals, music, etc, etc. They will col
lect the outstanding debts of the former pro-
prietoSs = - a.
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EnsOEVent Notice.

WHEREAS the estate Ct f 81 Trussell, deceased
w was declared insolvent by the Probate Court of
of Newton county, at the October term thereof, A.
D 1865, Now ali persons holding claims against said
estate notified present them to the Clerk of
the Probate Court and have them registered on or
before the third Monday in November 1866, or they
will be forever barred, WIN. THAMES, -
7ruGn dfnsin nj
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BY virtue Of an order and decree of the
Probate Court of Kinds county, made and
rendered at the April term thereof 1866, I
will sell at public auction for cash, in front
of the Capitol in the city of Jackson, on
Saturday the 10Th day Of May 1866, the fol-
to-wit: 81 feet off Of the west end of Lot
No. 4, in square No, / south, fronting 81
feet on Pearl streets and running back into
said square S0'feet. %
!! 800 HAsa J.COHEN, Guardian of 4
April I9W5t ssq gs'5 ~, q BENJ. Cohen
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Citation.

To the heirs of John w illiamson, deceased,
/ and all other persons interested in said
decedent's estate:s p 81
YOU are hereby notified to be and per
sonally appear before the Probate Court of
Newton county State of Mississippi, on the
third Monday in May next then and there
to show cause if any you can why the pc
petition Of Joseph williamson administra-
tor, for the removal of himself and j. G..
Williamson, his co-administrator, for causes
stated in said petition, should not be grant
ed, and to do and suffer such other things as
the Court may direct - -.
I ~e-~s1 Witness the Hon. Vim. Graham,
Z LIS. Judge of Probate Of. said county,
tx. 1.-THE 81 Monday in March, A.
u. 1856 IS = = - -
Z Given under my hand and official seal
this 10th day of March, Al. ID. 1866.
March0 Qw!,f Ea 81 W. 49, 5000 g 1.s
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RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoN.-Gen.
Burnside (Rep.) was elected Governor of
Rhode Island at the late election, the
Democrats having made no organized
opposition. The Republicans have %
to 5 in the Senate, and IS TO q in the
Honse.
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Thursday ;::::;:s;.; April 26. 1866

~ Copies of the laws due to subscribers
as premiums have now allbeen sent to them.
To those. who live on the railroad they have
been sent by express; to oil Others they have
been sent by mail. ..as
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WANTED.

s $500 to $4,000 a Year.
WANTED EVERYWHERE-AGENT
w or Female, to sell the 'Improvedg ommon
Sense Family Sewing Machine, price $l8 This
machine will stitch. hem fell, tuck, bind braid
quilt, and embroider. Every machine fully war
sranted. Circulars Free sssss8s sfss
Louisville, KY BLISS & McEATHRON, II
mh3ow5m iS General Agents