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Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-24

DUH PREVENTED TheV affair Eoi
honor between AInjorj Thomas Nation
and Capt. Harold Bellamy.o af Sun
flower county, svhihhEEwas to have
taken place on the 18th. was prevent
ed by the arrest Of Captain Bellamy.
Both these gentlemen were known in
the Virginia army. Major Walton
distinguished himself on several oc
casions, ON the stat. of General Long
street; while Capt Benany command
ed a company in the 4Sth AIiss. regi
ment. OF Harris brigade. We trust
the friends of both gentlemen, now
that a-neeting IS prevented, viii en-
deavor to adjust the difficulty salts
faetorily to the honor Of both Il Vicks-
burg Herald.
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-24

THE RADICAL PowRR WANasG.-
All Of our exchanges from the North
give gratifying evidence of the waning
power of radicalism. 1t has spent
its force, and the bowls and cries it
now sends up are for the loaves and
fishes which they fear are fast going
from their grasp. The people are be
ginning to open their eyes concerning
the tenets of the Radical party and are
not much in favor Of taking to their
own lips the poisoned chalice they
commended to ours We have every
confidence in the ability of the Presi-
dent to defeat the Radicals, and, we
are Informed, he looks forward with
confidence to the fall elections in the
North for an overwhelming majority
in favor Of his reconstruction policy
The reports from New York, Pennsyl-
yania and New Jersey. already fore
shadow the election Of men with Con
serVahve principles over the Radical
rmps of fanatical cOrruption arl
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The Investigations OF the Freedmen'
Bureau.

Generals Steadmn and Fullerton,
who were sent South bv the President
to investigate the worEinf6of the
Freedmeu,s Bureau, have made ? par
tiaI report Of their operations, inclu-
ding the States ofVirginia and North
Carolina. In North Carolina they
found that the greatest scomdrels
and most unblushing'liai.s snd thiefs
were the "Reverends' who, out of sym
pathy for the poor down trodden ne
gro and patriotic notions towards
their country, accepted without re
Enumeration subordinate positions in
the Bureau The report shows a total
want of morality in these vices Of
the church that augurs but poorly for
the vineyard" in which they grew up.
Cruel punishments, unmitigated lying,
uncomfortable thefts, mendaGious du-
pHcity and all the vices which 1.-The
situation could deyeIopein a natural
ly depraYed mind shone 8orth like
the FURNISHED brass reflected from
their faces. If this is not Tetaiation
with vengeance, we weuld suggest
to the friends of the negroes if they
are anxious to improve their moral
condition and keep them free from
| the communicating influence of Slave
Masters" either take them North and
educate them for your reward. or send
down among Us men who know the
ten commandments, and preach them,
and practice what they preach. We
don't object to good, honest men
teaching the negro, preaching to him
and educating him to be an intelligent
laborer and a moral one, His worth
will be in proportion to his inteIH-
gence and his morality For God 5
sake don't lower the STANDARD We
would prefer to see him remain in his
present condition. to his being educa-
ted to the same degree Of scoundrel-
ism manifested by those men exposed
| by Generals Fullerton and Steadman.
If that is the way You intend to Gle
vate them we believe that ignorance is
bliss and It's folly to be wise In this
State we have been blessed with ofli-
GERS who, as a general thing, have been
courteous and kind, and though some
thing may be found wrong in the Blu
reau, we predict that no such whole
sale corruption viii be developed.
We believe that the. example set by
the Department Commaeaer Of being
courteous and eonsRterate TO the
people has been seed sewn in good
| ground which brought forth good
fruit ..d ..#1
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81 49, tosls- .-, .-y,-.5se of IIa.te.r
the estimate for the coming crop.
Itaiso sIpposes the season to5te7 IA
yorablc for cotton-for II took ia
vora1le season to produce an average
crop of 100000 bales before the
war. But the season has been very
unfavorable, the planters have met
misfortune in their. bad seed and eve
thing 50 far has conspiped TO make
the prospect anything but favorable
We incline to the figures we have pro
duced as our estimate Of the crop, and
we hope that if they can be refuteC
some of our wise aeFes will do SO.
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From = rrsounsI : 3
Oq n correspondents Prescriptions
and remedies fail to reach sthe ext
gency. Suppose Austria and Italy
united under one goYernment-no
matter of what form-and Austria,
with gsrty5 millions pf people, Trufes
Italy, with twenty millions, contrary
to her Interests and wishes Suppose
their goYerhm ehd 81 pure, simple de-
meeraey. Now Italy chooses to GOV
ern herselfLto be an independently
seE-subsisting nation. How do your
Constitution, Supreme Court uniyer-
sal suffrage, purity of elections, and
whatever else you plead, help. the
matter: Has Italy right to be gov
erned as she thinks best2 or is She to
be governed as it is most agreeable to
the majority-that is, to Austria2
And If she has a right to govern her
self, how is she 20 achieve the enjoy
ment of it sEH5
The New York " ord quotes this
extract from the Tribune and subjoins
the following terse and irresistible
conclusions:
Substitute free. States for Austria
and slave States for Italy and you
have precisely the relation which ex-
existed in, IS60,wit this-important eX-
eeptien, that slavery was agreed not to
be a subject of common government,
which fact makes the case stronger
for the Slave States. 2 Now, If W. under
stand the use and power of language,
the Tribune finds that the slave States
had not only right to ssecede, but a
perfect ground for the exercise Of the
right What shall be thought of that
honesty which believes in secession
upon principle and denounces it upon
interest; which stigmatizes as traitors
men who share 4 faith without shar-
ing a cowardice Which, like Peter, de
MES his master There was nothing
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CARROLL coUNTY-1S6S.
" 81 EH 7rE
SAME COUNTY 1860

2ll 4774loY ma 9F4IIOH
OF the above, 4 planted old seed
IL new and mixed-unable to report
stands; will not finish planting sooner
than the LIST off, June, aboutlone month
later than usual -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIAN
fsEDYGAL ENsTITUTE,
No z0s FOHrph street, Opposite ntionn !
- Hotek IsoaisEiiIe. Ky.

REV. IL. u DAVIS, President sy
W II AJOHNStlN Esq, Vice-Presi d mt.
JAS. ALEXASDERs Secretary.
FRANK vi CHAPMAN, N d. Consulting
I,sTABsyyiS I'D. FOR t.fHEI CURE OF CON
L summit n Chronic catarrh, Bronchial and Palmo-
nary affections, diserdeFed func ions of the Heart
Stomach IL YER &c, &C. Dyspepsia, RheumasisIn,
Gout ezra gia diseases of the Kidneys and ind ed
Nervous ID sease s. spinal, female. uterins. and child
bed v~eakness, Ti1 in the back prostra isn and all
other Nervous disorders
Secret meadies. the result of dissipation and early
vices pro lucinE disorders of the skin muscles joints
glan1s and all the internal vi-cera, derangng the
fanctiurS- coEruptng the blood deeomposug the tbs
sues ornng the stru ture, and defacn the beauty
OF tht hqhaa tora divine, eHFed by the mode
OF treatment originated by DR. Chapman in from three
- six weeks Cases treated by mail and medicines
sent TO all parts Of the country. Cures guaranteed
POWDERS. prepared expressly for ladies only
whose Ersth will admit their .bearng clirelL
Ehesev ders are perfectly harmless and have been
used in the Doctors private practice for wears
out single failure. Price 81 per package. mt
by mail securely Sealed, on receipt Of TIE p ice
8. DIR. CHAP HANS .LIFEGIYTNG PILLS pre-
pared expressly for the aged and infrm, giving a
he Thy action 20 the kidneys and strength II had
der These Pills tand without an equal In The world
Price 81 perbox. containing one hundred pills Sent
" Ral5 e a9y "a Tess on receipt q the Rrte
skin diseases and old sores Of every description
Cures Itch in n hours. 81 COO worth Of choice reel
pes around each box giving Instruction for making all
the popular hair pre- operations the market con
sstiag Of dyes, wash oils de pilat0ries for NOV
ing superduous hair Also s. 50 gold piece in the
bottom OF every one hundredth box Price 50 cents.
sent by mail - anv address receipt of the price.
Address an letters to DR. tHAPmAN, INDIa
NEOlCAL LN7IiIU re- No. 10 Fourth street op-
posits Nstisnal Hotel, Louisville Ky. where they
vi. receive prompt attention; my2ld6h
d. 4 Remington & Sors. .
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BY TELEGRAPH

CINCINNATI, MAY pa fire occur
red this morning on Sixth, near Har=
riet street Thieh destroyed DegeF7
hart harness factory and Cook &
PURCELL extensive stock stables
LOUISVILLE yJ22.-{Fobacco, full
prices. Flour ST Z Bacon-shoul-
ders I4ea;Aelear sides 1870 hams gle.
Lard, in tierces, 20tc. Whisky 1921
MiddIing eottonS 2eO ,1IEIL9
CINcIN4ATI, o. -lFpur ,frmer, clos
inc dull at SO so, Wheat. irregular
nofnihaIit 81 47e. Wbikket undhang-
ed. Pork 80 soc Bulk meats, l55 for
sides, 125 for shoulders. Lard 214c.
Bacon 144G1sc The foreign news
had much less effect on the markets
than was sgpposed,srN srsF.
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HINDs coUn-18ee On

OF the above, II planted old seed,
9 new. and 10 mixed s report good
stands. but badly in the grass; the re
mainder report bad stands-those who
planted seed having to plant over
some as late as the 18th inst,
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-24

i think Thave seen YOU before sir ;
are YOU not Owen Smith p -'Oh, yes
Pm OWN Smith, and OWN Jones, and
OWN everybody.
= AnyoId Joke new-faced! The first
shape of it was the best: -.
Owen Moore has run away,
Owin more than he can pay
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-24

In the British House of Commons,
every Catholic member from Ireland,
with the sihgle exception Of Mr. Nc
Kenna, voted with the liberal party
for the Reform bill 1t is the first
time they have been so united since
the days Of OConneu
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~ SoBgbQdyG having recently
-4eAfed 4 9iB 5ButleF5wggs dead (meaning
Jlsin5a1F 9FheYscatiFe sepseJ the report
Aeo re esaBftsa,1}tbrop that thelrinder
spqst.hfsl JrQ Ken p4( u Massachusetts,
OF Isf.s-r.ef--+-- sT--- -r---- ... ...
5sapzEU AVegTa.8 Eet tn.aluarn. from the
~ 3ql eplli4t, ~ tbs .serfons illness
aof1FI on, 81 S.aBoysi. adIieiwas a. shade
bets4i pa tlie T9th t54T he haa been.
obi Iesszl La the City e5 NieksbuEg, Miss,
Islitsr are 851tlrinldug shops, paying
'fnto -tlic trcasury ianpdally tie sum Of
lSl1,oG4 n 9HI ihq1H. soQls they an
lsUaily2 send3t0 peTdltion IS not yet
ciphercl ont IJackson- fMiohigah,)
Citizen, - b.. a
sas sup lose yea trlII IT, h}ou haven [
much -totdO 1ow except abusing the
p saI.A5 L5ar ~ Its.f..- t3ayasF .....~
REc 5li. eI1baaifIl. bl9 lf..af ...5.... ..-.-
aaaIfn s+1s+ l- - % tts ,ft-r-f .la..l
w enfhd btht.4oAoHing ingenious
tcombiDationhoi1Ietters IN the E'ayette
Eftoriclc.- Can any Of our readers
e '- ..t 1.. .....
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coii Hobs Ii 9Th the Qffbicaa2r VII who com
manded the British forces sent out
against the revolutionary blacks in Ja-
macia, and who was guilty Of some Of
the worst ATROCITIES has committed
SUICIDE. g He jumped, from a vessel
while on his way back to England, and
was drowned ar, .,,,s--.. ~
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-24

SPoNsTANEoGs CoMBUsFIoN.---0p
neighbors. AIcCaney & Co., Druggists,
on Alabama street, received onl5Tues-
day evening last, q lot of oils, among
which were several barrels of Iinseed
oil. One Of these sprung a leak, whilst
the porter was rolling it across the
floor of their store, from which sever
al gallons wasted on the floor a lot
of sawsdust was thrown over this, then
taken zip, placed in an empty barrel,
and set on the siideTwaffkf in front of
the Store, where it remained until
Wednesday, evening" during the heavy
rain fan of which it became thorough
II. saturated With water. Just after
night fail the mass i6nited, when a
beautiful hah4eA arose which continued
to burn until the whole was consum
ed Some of 1t stFeNsFv across the
muddy street ntrout Of the store, con
tinued TO burn, leaving 4 bright track
of tire.-Atlantas Bulletin 3
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Reversible Feed

We claim for the Florence the
tages over any and all Sewing
World
1t makes four different s-5tDar
/ doublc-lOck and double knot uu %
} maChine-each stitch being lII.-g
/ fabric.
Every Machine has the rrECrs
/ which enables the operator d..
/ thumb screw TO have the wurs g
/ right or left 20 STAY any PART n' IF
4 the ends Of seams without tuTuu
Changing the leugthoi stteI D.
of stitch to another can rgad..
Machine Is In motion
T The needle Is easily alusfs
skip stitches.
tits almost uOiSeltS- ana OBJ
/ Is necessary.
It's motions are an positive ra
get out of order and its +a-.
I to operate IL.
1t does not require finer
for the upper side and w,.sr
I seams, or from one 10 more
ont change of needle tDul-.r -
( skipping stitches
The Hemmer is ca-... ..H--
any width OF hemde-lre-
It VIII hem, fen, bind gather
/ gather and sew ON q Iu.a .- a.
/ has no springs 10 get OIL OF grl.r
/ life time.
1t is very simple. and easily
I worked
The taking up of the -L..- -
! by the irregular cortTaDtlnH
. operation of springs, I'LL.
/ with which the FLORENCE e.as
] cloth Is uuapproached iu 4-. ~
to offered to the world.
We furnish each Ma,.l ~
Z Sewer" "a hich guides tho Ey-e
1 cRlable value, especially Co. -shi
While possessing the 4..ar =-
\ tages, the florence is sold a. ,'|
1 with other fIst-CIass MJ.l.uas- --H
( nation VIII fully substaHt--te 81. =
I ed for it, and Justify tho asset i.ol
! il IS the best Sewing N4.lIHe u ~.
We warrant eFeIs Machine 70
fer 1t, and TO give entire -.---s-.i-.''
\ written warranty, III rg44lH4-
7 - Agents wanted g.urFT -sl-
! Mississippi with whom l--i--
/ be made
KEYES. & Campbell.
kEEES E~lE~ -.
f'ol'fh Ja 4lFyT,
/. WM. J.-BROPN,-JI, JAS
I 4. 3. DANCY. Canton
WOOLFF q NORTON Ata
HALE. MURDOCH a fEIL-
VA. Ii. GILL. Gainesville. Al
j. b. sHEAREK.
Mobrs
! FTT TNygC TURNER Es-
J. B. s H f Ar RR
COTTON FACTo
GENERAL COMMISSION
f.r AND
ForPyardIBg Mere
rrs- No. 20 North Water
Aprill3dly.
TAOS ?. MILLER, s.. ID. VILLAS
THOS. P. MILLER
% H. 4 4 Z
He - ST. Francis SIR
DEALERS Us
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC 2
GOLD AND SITTER cox p
BONDS sNp sT0SA.
Prompt attention given 90 co.-sf.
T. T. TYREE, r
Mobile, Alabama.
- IT. T. lTY6EE q
COTTON FAGFOh'
~ EEt[ 4
ENERAL COMMISSlON =
I + VI 81 Z sgSIL GA
ONCE No. 10, St Aieha@
MOBILE, ALA
.zegsE1uozZ e. ,e55
VIII give prompt attention ~ n G.
ed to our care, and viii advance =. r-sn
ment to New York, Liverpool pi
March4dtf
2 T7TTTTT TT FfT ~.
L. BREWER, T. DUGGAE,
L. B r ElWJB Il "
70 General Cotssnissie"
3 osrd! 70 aaig5 For the sale o
z19eua E7id zE7s -
Cotton and Country
.gaa e.agI ALSO
Groeers and Dealers ID
Western Goods
a. No. IS, Corner Commerce AN~
Mobile. Ala
Orders Promptly Attended "
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S23.Oo # EssaHD.

fFNHE shooting Or fire arms has Become smell q
nuisance in the city and the complaints ON tho
subject are so urgent that 1 am induced to offer
reward 1nr such intoruatign as viii lead 10 the
vctieR of those violators 81 the city ordinances
In some parts OF the city tins foolish practice
has become alarming that ladies are afIaiu to
walk out into theiu gaFden4. .fr ..-.r..r
promise 10 enforce tie provisions Of The law if
our citizens wllle me snch facts are required
to correct The offenders
' 1-sD n BARROwS Mavor
jackson. Miss. MaN Inth I.HE-I llarl
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the Da4IhCG OICt stlttt llIA61t d . +IGlJOI
good stands, the remainder tolerabl,
and bad stands,
S. P. BAEEY, President
Cen. Cot. Growing Association.
nE- The Pearl River Manufaetur
ing Company. at this city under the su
pervision of Joshua Green and Z, A
Phillips, is an Institution which prom
ises handsome dividends to the stock
holders. It is a stepalso in. the right
direction IN the development of South.
ern industrial resources. An enter
prise like this is emfnentIy worthy Of
the encourigementlan and support of all
good citizens I It. will give employ
ment to a greatnumber of poor people
and furnish to the public articles of an
indispensable charaeter. Nothing will
do more to build up our city than a lib
eral encouragement Of manufacturing
interests Messrs.s Phillips and Green
are the right men to direct an estab-
lishment of this kind With much ex-
perienee, and enlarged Views Of bust
ness, theywill make, it a. SUCCESS. The
books of the company are still open
for subscriptions and capitalists would
promote their. OVID and the public I'M
teraSt bv SubScribin .-lla44 AZ So I
Before the war Gfeth's Factory paid
well. here are many reasons Why It
should pay better Low than ever The
great industrial system of the South
having been arddely broken up, her
people will be necessarily compelled to
direct their energies, TO some extent, in
different channels Manufactures
will open up am etenfe for the intro
duction Of Rhite1abora This wiIlIead
to the growth of sour population and
the wealth OF the Ccou4try. and to its
own self-SCsteQuce. - - 80 7'A'
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.r..-Me ain 1he FOLLOWING. al sec.

GIVE clip the following at sec
ond-hand from a Radical paper that
seems to thinkit is a good thing
The Quincy (In.| Wing mentions
having receiTed a cal1 from Mr.. A X
Hawkes., who has just arrived from
Memphis on a short visit to his rela-
tives and friends in that city, He de
eIares that the great riot in Memphis
was Gyen more terrible in its results
than has been reported. 1t appears
that5a conspiracy had been formed to
massacre all the freedmen teach
ers. who were northern ladies,
about fifty.innumbef, aud Gen. Stone
man being netiied-ef the fact1sent
them off Just in time to save them
from the internal designs of the rebel
plotters. About one hundred limo
cent persons fell victims to the fury of
the Iieterssv The secret, organization
which pIaRped the. Contemplated mas
sacre, numbered abont five thousand.
"a !.
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and step qs,firm as Mergers on ms
native heath, after eight months i'm
Fri=npment7 in. the classmates of Fort
certainly the most uncom-
Portable, exposed and aesolate prison
in the United States
During all his eight months i'm
prisonment the Doctor knew nothing,
and to this good day knows nothing,
Of the causes Of his Imprisonment,
unless, indeed, it was simply upon the
ground of sympathy with the South.
Having been snubbed in Mexico by
the young Austrian adventurer, not
withstanding his full recommends
ton and endorsement by Louis Napo-
leon, the Doctor abandoned his Sono-
Ia scheme, came back to his native
land after the. surrender of Lee with a
view Of accepting IN good faith the re
sult, aud becoming quiet and peace
ful citizen, When he landed in New
Orleans he was arrested by orders
from Washington and sent to Fort
Jackson, where he remained till quite
recently, when he was liberated on his
parole.
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Speaking of the nsFiTania cam
paign of General Lee, an exchange
SAYS 1..-t- =
The ceuseof the Cqnfetlerate ar
my was -signalized by pillar of smoke
by day, and a Pillar-of FIRE by night. ?
Possibly the Geditor had been pre-
yioJslN woanaeds erswssI sielzr in zshes
pital, oFseNemph from military duty
he was certainly not-with Gen. Lees
army on that IA honorable march. We
weres and know that the buInifis. was
rUuttuEt to fhHd. Stevens foundry
The only regret we eYerfelt from that
incident was, that Mr. Stevens happen
ed s<not to be in" at the tiine.42V ieks-
burg Herald aaaT .aEITUa
= 81 Il + -44-Ae~->-S- r. = \
According to the Washington cor
respondentfof the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, Generals + Gfler&on and Steadman
have forwarded to the President their
report on the condition of the Freed
mems Bureau I'M South tarUfina-
They have examined all OF that State
but the Sea Iaandg eatto1n lands, anil
they re;550ft, tia t. and similar
abuses TO those reported by them from
the Sfatxg on AN orsh GnDhnasaBd Vir-
ginia. As 80 enaS Trey look into the
condition. of the freedmen enEthe. Sea
Islands, they will proceed at once to
Georgia.
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GS We learn ,'by hand the way
Pip was brought up-that our friend
CARTE, of. the Canton Mail, has
changed thatpaper into a tri-weekiy,
but We hayerhot yet seen specimen
Of the @new issue" s'laI
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,rtg7Revr II. Il. Rutherford resignel

ef Eg0Rev r II Rutherford resigned
liz ,elagga 4rtLe Presbyterian Church
atFicksbuTe on stbsth. last, having
accepted a call t. the Tabb Street
Presbyterian Churcb. Petersburg, Nir
ginis.- \ nsat.ag Of the Presbytery
Of Central Mississippi Is called at
Jackson on tie 5lh OF next month to
60 haiaet d,e prophecy Of regularly
soissolTiBg die relation AFoeRptAeI-
ford was greatly beloved By his, con
9regaii pa. ABA estsenes' II az -
knew hiu, Is 4 eIeeyman' 81 8igl =
ainiaeBfs7aHa as "a model, christian
agcAfemsn .}ytleat4r thatAis separa
tton ffois the aAiei,aburg church was
in lgrtFJrqy the m health. of MS lady
~ 7 s - r 5r''. ! ragfs Norheln latitude
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NEW PROVISION STORE.

Mex door belosg DerTyos7Tgs old Stable STATE 81
We have nat reeeired. choice lot of Family
er0eerats . CONSISTING OF Bacon, Hams Lard, Flour
-Saifee, Sugar, Tea, Candies, Hay, Oats &C. sc
IA MOULD La pleased Ia haze onr old friends and
former eustetners and abe pablo generally to give
us a call before purchasing elsewhere
1,cx5gs,1aS S,a914 Z lB-BASTE co
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b5o-a an3 "a zzzEazL- -. - zs-=-l-L 1.-
ASS A heaev jelSnehe was yesterday
obtained in the Superior Court, by a
sb North CaFelihian. whe, IN 1881, en-
o. trusted q sum Of money with a Chiea
81 90 iTeal estate broker fer investment.
EEI'he broker turned it to his own use,
and pleaded decentralization laws OF
t5Gongress to- Shieldl him from judg-
dsment ,egrgingl that 4hes North Carroll
aeilian was an active supporter OF, the re
belliof, and therefore could not re
cover. Tie Court ordered judgment
to be entered for the plaintiff Chica-
go dispatch, 10th.
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1t is now universally conceded that
the supreme CONT of the United
States, before ad1OHrning, decided that
the -testEoa4h (WHICH eonRseyers and
attorneys are required to take before
being admitted To practice in the Uni
ted States courts, is guncensti tHtional
tits also asserted that, at the earnest
solicitation of Ii member of the court,
the announee1nent of the decision was
postponed untiE thezfrst Monday in
December next In the meantime
those who may beliHdicted for often
ces lRthe Federal courts will, be,de
nte,l, the benefit OF efficient eeunsa.-
No lawyer of distinction in the South
-ern States5 will take the infamous-test
oath, and the few stray attorneys who
have cehieSaiAon 9 as from 9TH eS North
have not impressed our people as pos
sessing an uncommon share of pro-
fessianSl ahilitS--kickshnrg Herald.