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The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-29

The Land and Personal Assessment Rolls for ia.
cal year 1896 and Blanks for Census returns. are
now ready for delivery at this Office Probate Clerks
and Assessors VIII forward their orders for -ra
same. The rolls cannot be sent bv mail.
THOMAS T. SWAMI.
APIii i'di'd Auditor Public Accounts
, 1866-09-10

Jnst let nc AK you here tonight to cling 70 tho
and fer t.s preservation a. he shla Wreeked mari,
s:psfsy ssf oseS|s IL ! n,!sss; i /;
ny eceiss have be n A deso,ed ID that direction
which shall amelioEate and elevate te interests Of
W Se3e 81 as ReGRs e sptss xiese IL
!sEteney y e1cvats Tie grcat Morh ing classes of
.ts SHRs ws sy aet 4a y
Andy johnson that erer eucroacbed upon the
,,'sl,s Of . '1ceman in sh.. land: But because 1
,oMer of f.cc.lom, 10 sonud the alarm, hence al
upon nc. TsBn!;y .ior Ally johnson."J
osct 10 son .hefss o soar County Wiz ihit,s:si1
tIor wiib !be charge and feeponsibEllty presely
If II g'sas magic ei.sle. Which embraces thea
a. haa a. ,ol thfn al ovtE TO- yo1
graf emergencies. Questions which arc Of such
vital Interest, ! hand them over to yon, as men
Who can rfee 1bosc paity, whu can sim! aronnd
faces npturned- u Heaven, swcafin: by Him
that lives. forever Aid cref lhat the altar
sd a a,,; ,a spk r. c ns ut tas he Gosti
Ito enS1nsca of the Government. conc from whal
Qltnfset they may. My stand has 1.csn
!!ascn. You understand what my position
il, and in parting With you now, / leave
The Government in your hanis, with the cou1-
dencc have always Lad that tho people will alter
uae:s Iellc:r al wrongs, and set tlle Government
cordial welcome .yon have given mo in
this great city Of The north, whosc d;stinye
for .1oLn-ou.''l 11.vn in bidding yum guod night
leavo I'LL In your Charge, antl lliauk yon ior Inc
cordial welcome yoa lia:c gircr. nc IN this s2on-
taEcous onsrouring Of the people nt your city.
, 1866-09-10

annexation 1f Hanover, I1cssc, Nnx<au
and FFnnkfort-aore Gold for New
York.
bEn11S. Friday, September 7-Evenius. The
ffnss'an Climber Of Deputies has passed the bill
Tor tue annexation of Hanover, ucsse Nassau
aid tue city Of Frankfort. A bill for the annex
alton or sthleswig and llol.tein has been sent In
by Count Disnalk. lie Gt.n,an G1:ett< autl the
Hfsiux1 FTFss src hostile to these move
mc'.'s. ard fears for tc fntnzc arc entertained.
E'Esroo1, Saturday. September s-Noon.- Tic
steamship Java kHilea tu.day fur New York with
:::!:E, ,cco In gnld.
hro1c1 formerly Sir John Ee1lns, died today.
.hc Right Honorable ". \. Gladstone, in a
"rcecii delivered al Salisbury 1as, evening, nrged
;ron Tue 'ihc7as@ "a support any gocd Reform bIl
"Elca tt'r!d tc brought forward III patlialarn.
u Tic Drsl'y administration.
L'E1sToo1. September s-Noon.-A quantity Of
feasao munitions Ut war has bern seized in IIy-
errool.
FIoEEScF, septenl1cr f.-1t Is ru1uorc1 that tic
taLiuct have tcldelcl THAR .rc>iynation to Tic
E'ne. The Ae:t"'e says thst until 1!ter yntc ii,
'cnc;sa, ~ cl.sn.a will tc made I'll the political
aud military administration Of that portion
VI llaly.
VIENNA. Senten1,cr ga. r-Tl,e Saxon Roras
family Enrc held council on the intention OF Ec
hing 10 abGicate. Tie lesu3t Is Tot stated.
fAI4s, September s.--Earl Cowicy has resigned
ais rusiti"n rs british Amba ssalor 10 F.auce.
SH:ScnAI, Ar.ustc, ria LONDON, Sep,ct,ber
*.-1Iec c ttof lie plates In the ClinA Sea las
i.ccn cal su,ct..
LONDON, Saturday, Ausnat s.-con.ols arc
4l'ot q ut sly. t>,r 1lo%cy. Thc current n,fces of
american f'carttfrs arc: United States Sos.
~; Aiie. s3; ni;'Hio cca'fal, ISL. The co.ton
~ T. =
, 1866-09-10

aE s II sass'ss os 39s s .iy SStsa s
en RseF uso so ste%sd easss sve g 'Ss rs
1snassmeni. North ss dsnouneed ee sas ssa tas as
ssTa :sts q s.: Ii is's i. tss &c a.
sat'sa lsasea 81 g. sG asDs99. aR''ssssi "a
shoua s the s's e=,sta sfs rsssa,sas sss sq9s
f.om Tue Republicans. be caught By ti'ose Vii,
whom he vasi In sympathy and counsel befDr7 the
%ar %ac, t. o; a1s rot a.tsnpt tG arposto9 blame
that unity secured At the sent Of Government
would hase been noble achievement Of leader.
ehir. '~N'>-"'@
Deeming the speedy admission Of The Southern
S:ates as necessary to their own health as tnii-
recly tue hest policy for thc freedmen ns paxticu
Mbsb ,o 70 the eft, Ct oHs
tmpradrnt men arc ln danger Of pccycssing, still
fay9r ihe election to Congress Of kcoablcaas WHO
M " b bfcf for the I'd de1Iv ason Of tha States
Cleveland lettes- deem its Views sonnd. I al
not torEy th?s wrote II. regret tho 1niza7p:o-
sorFow which II may hasc necI.ess1y imposcd
upon dear fdende. As / look buck unon nv
e9dtse' r zee no dsriatioa from the STRAIGHT line
hisg yea9s nsta of nnSl 1 lf WITHOUT DEVIATION for now
1he attempt to c!ase nc with mcn whoec course
have opposed all NY life lorg will utterly fall.
,aa, sna1 GnocsS fs my own place, and shall not be
shave been fro1n my youth firm, earnest nnd
active friend OF nil hat were oppressed. i hare
have earned. am not going weakly to tn.r
away fom my settled convictions Of public veal,
ior feaF that hAd men may prafec or good men
ment between men Is to the best policy.
We mHsi submit 10 the decision II
the question. Acts will soon image rs
Mr.. Beecher concludes by temperate, christian
sCTeal 10 his congregation, to accord 10 him l,u.
'ity OF pnrpoae and fidelity to civil liberty. lie
VIII 4ot. he say. become partisan. but reseryes
same light In OILERS 49,
, 1866-09-10
FROM HEARTS,, CONTENT.
lac Cable flSc5 Successfully Ln1tl, and
TIC Electrical Current pcr.cct-<;rca,
1:nf1u>{u>Na.

The Cable oflSC1 Successfully I.afd. and
TIC Electrical Current pcr.cct-<;rca,
1:Ils1lu>iu>1,1.
NEW YORK, September 9.-The following d.a.
pa:ch .vas 1rcriYcd from ucart's Content nj 1a;a)
T. m. tu.1ny:
4EArT's CONTENT, September s.-Sirce Sunday
morning, uninterrupted snccess has followed the
6leat Elsserl, ard size laid H.. shore eud of tl,c
cable OF 1875 on Saturday evening, ut o'clock.
Under sa'c from Tic slips Of war ia the harbor
nts tremendous cheers f'om large crowd Ut en-.
tans:1stie spectators. The electrical condition OF
!sis cable is most perfect, aud messages arr now
os1EE cent and received urc1 It. The Great
Eastern arrived Ut iic:Lezyons Uay, el4;y-aye
''.llrs osn here al O'clock uu Fti.lay c:ruiu-,
wti&sc sic "as u1c; b. Her Nacsty's ships Terri.
bic, lily md NarSaset.a Stevenson, Which &C.
co'nranfcd her mp The bay. Tho night was dar1,
"f'a hre, nrd c'eiything went on smoothly. Tho
Gscat Eastern sails IN Sunaay for England, The
aessway also leaves en- s',ndly fo- tic Calf OF st,
Lawrence, With NestIs. cr:Cs ". Field and i. ii.
lstAay OIL tcald. 10 IL. sceuuil cablt iou, roft
Ill l'arqnc 10 Asp; Bay. he Mcdway Il accom-
!'shied by sle Tet1iL1e and Lilly.
The Cable Gail comes OF at St. Johns On Tucs.
s1Hy night. iEr. Field Cannot attend. When the
~botc end Of the Gable WEE brought Ia thu tc1c-
-:'arh building, immense enthusiasm WAS mani-
4e.teu By the rsop1c. Mc--rs. Canning, Clifford
il FteIE we've ecvesaty setztl by the crews from
sc mcu-os-wars a!tirA L.: the cIsliann hol.trl
'set tue heads Of tic people, and e|,ce1ed vocii-
.,fors1r
, 1866-09-10
REMOVING DECEASED SOL
D1ERS TO NATIONAL
CEMETERIES.


WAenISGToS, September "a recent cfrcuIa.
stsacd ty tlreyc; Major General aud thief Quar-
ttsmAstcr J. l.. Donaldson, 0f tic u.,:,artmtnt Of
~ tennessee to thu frlrnda Of deceased
m9xal Of !ac bodies q! all un,on
nss:ee Georgia, Alabama and Mi+.lssirrg, a:;d
on the west bank Of the Mssis* *tpri it,str i:uai
ornosttc Columbus. kcutdcky. To ih. n,oain Of
He'd River. Louisiana. to the Nnt:onal Cr,,:l .ria,
at Memphis, Fitishntf, Landing, Fo.i ilp.,:.s n.
Nashv!!1c and Columbus. TIM Ma~,,a, ia.
Montgomery AID Mobile, Ala.. .sa,c,,es
and Co1lntb, Mississippi, tlnrin 'hc cnsninc fats
and relafscs. aal sute'yicE comrades Of the fiead
t0 bc present and assts! in identifying, thu re co,nias
The work oft!sintcs:ins will comnlcuer October
1et and continue It'll all arc gathered MP. FzicuI.
aestr,ns to l,r present as my Of the places
BEn'et Major L. D. Whitman. Assistant QEar1rr
master: 70 cnsssr o! ntcrz'cnt and ,aostna'y rel
WIN! .ne 'hs :,!;'nsarucns viii take place ii any
Of any, information taat ma5 be of
use III Identifying tho dead nrc requested
to send them to Major Whitman, who will Hcc
!hem placed IN the han.1s Of tho officers engaged
in snpca Intending The rcrnnsaf to thr several cca-
r:e'icf, Catalogues VIII lie made ont OF The LTl-
fescl.t .placcs-Stonc Eirc:, Chaltanooc,, md
knoxvtl1e-and will be ready for paolication ID q
, 1866-09-10
FNGM NkN. TOKIi.

From Central hnd Soutla 4mcrfca-Dc-
feat Of the Rebels nt C1lirlqut-Ehc
ncsI Ch11fnn eEnr Sscamcr-IIorrorno IN o.
the Con1fc cTFnde-ChIiinn Affair.".
New foNK4 September 9.-Thc etcamc. Henry
Clanneey s1,lscd from Asptuwa1l, Bringing
The rebels at Ch!rtqni have bccn defeated.
Their and commander Of Government forces
were among The killed.
The new Gillian 1uan-of.war, Ncshannoek, hiss
nrised At Ealpatasso from rhiladclrhia. She
passed thc Spanish :hfp Isabella, .:hiiian man.
ship Noealne, nearly ail on board etck WIN scnr-
~: without .udder aud short ofproytsio1s.
THO revolutionary movement in Peru vas
speedily suppressed.
The 1tal,an chip Connt Cavonr arrived at Ca!Iao
t!om Eetesc, with five hurdscd Cuolies one hun.
drcd AMI thirty died OIL tho passage.
conmsndaul Montcro. and all the rtncc,s Of
he FctnTian navy wlo refused 10 acknowledge
;ltc nrro!ntm?nt Of fice Admiral Tucker. wcfc
get assumed command, and probably uxso7 will,
, 1866-09-10
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

THREE Immense MuaY aIcctin.S In Ono
OaY-EAe People Arottae&l-The Ten
nea"ee Delegation on their xvny Home.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tt4bune,l
lNn1ASAfoIls, September ,.
Yesterday was fruitful day Tor Union uass
mect:nKt- At foblesvi1e over twenty thousand
people came In professions several milo. long, 10
tear m address from lion. A. G. Porter, Of this
city, and Colonel G. T. Smith, Of Illinois. At
franklin, General Il. L. Burnett. Of Cincinnati,
ant General Dnmont, Of this city, addressed near
places was unbonndch,
Il tho Circle last evening largo meeting was
a:, neM: was addressed by ColoIcl Smith, Jutl.:p
There has been large Influx OF Johnson men
into our city. getting fcndv for to-mor1ow's core
;, monies' Tbs sore!lcads and Coppcrhcads are lu-
, 1866-09-10
FROM MAINE,
Noble Speech of Hon. Hannibal
1fAn1llu.

Noble Speech OF Hon. Hannibal
1fan1f1n.
4KAKeon. Maine, September 9.-non. Hannibal
citizens lerc last evening, being enthusiastically
welcomed. H. spoke for an hoL!r aud d hair liz
SommenSea @ ,se W S3sins be intended 10 assail uo
words to r1casc any rebel ear: No commentary
ne could make on tlle President conld hare half
{1e force ofihe commentary he makes On himself
He said tiis Government must be restored
On tho hasie. OF immntab1e principles Of
fought, tor foar lone ycass to "a. Out
oi Ne Union, and now with their altars demand
Immediate 'cturn to ;hei: former pn.iiion, Gvd
forbid that tacy should ever res,itne their p]ace
nf d on Inc H:irssples OF equality aud justice to
~; ~ nc would rather eoniane lhc. struggle
Tue question elsonll he settled On any Other
terms. We cannot niord TO hare II settled on pDy
o1lcr.. We have poured out blood and treas ure
enough to have il right. We cannot consent to
any restoration that does not protect tho loyaj
needed sunpoIt.
, 1866-09-10
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNB
OF SEPTEMBER 5 CONTAINS
Beecher's Letter 1ndorsing johnson
AND
GREELEY'S REPLY. /.
TIE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE NEW YORK
WEEEIY TRIBUNE.
The Weekly Tribune fer Sept, s..

r,,r~ r r-,--. ..... ..-
tain. is iii IL x;u mAAi TRIBUNE f'' th' mecs con-
.,or:n1 on ill W1dc G4Ehe! ~ Despateh Mr.
ins H. savecy Afotas1; Public pccercy; ae.ican
H.nalia s-s: .; an i; AGstors kea1vky; Nj.
FFni39G,At Fntt';S VS114;:xo,t VN25La; p.,,.,.
as:s.!1h: italy.
Entrh e ihc iTrhnae; The Moa. Ja' sresi III
eet lss*ent; !1< Atdsr%s t.. the jle,egAlcS; Jbvai
*:nta t" spses :s,e Il Fe''s: &s
LiE- Eth GEistdc. Gur. YATES, t1v. Z I.;f Stnnt.r
sP!1 81 !s he S9i!aSn ,7aS S9'nE:a5'oa
LIE lEi4rspxp NATIONAL UNION E5rcr11SE coa-
asuh III ;:,-r,.p nv 1, :.
sfies 5rii Letter Endorsing johnson; III. Gyce,:ys
1''yS: Sy,S. r,rr ,c.-.o,,. ,,,.a
r4Isis y Ssrios1311. Protection aal ra.a.
! AEE FTfI FFseAes.
dcnt naysn 20 r3G1 Pr sneeal C1EEesoon
:'sEs 4 6on:ol9 iii vtfcs ysTons faaa
II ssss ?s 4;1sa:; ss 1a:'
anctIo;Sa Where Civilization Commences.
e! and Giins snd G1aSr: as'ur III
soelelF :" !he Concrrti This ru22et-show Tbs Ter
@ III! an sna ;as rS. rSa Els OF Our
EE5Ffa or Ins ios: Tsx.s 1DrrAs7. rs rm1A.
ai on2a x5S f r. Ea Can
In9n Ga!n T. Ct ~ :lS9 The senate Unanimously ualoa
SIws TX TIE ATLANTIC CAnlE-P.uss.a; Austria !;
a,;h e. Il Sal;
Io1Ynal~ l:;yli.I
?Hs.Eifs IL fiss Arts.
, 1866-09-10

Rlcu4osD, Va, September 9.-The cholera /.
on nc increase here. Tie Doard Of Health re.
rorss eleven cases since Friday night. Tic .uoc-
ia'J IA not stated. The disease Is confined ciitc
y !" rccrots. Tn ind after tnn1nyrnw Tho ea!c NJ
lac1oIe, Gth, green con, &c, will be prohiplina.
, 1866-09-10

NIw foEk, September 9>-Ihc D,i!y Nttes Of
to.mo!tGw " H. T91rplns wile contain The published
from that paper and The closc Sf his career a. a
Journalist: l!c sass; with tic close Of the clyi!
The Nfres, as a peace journal, reached at last
the goal Of tts aspirations. 1t also
, 1866-09-10

tc1tAntA. S. c., September 6.-t;0yernoe Orr,
IN = s.ec!al message, Will recommend 10 It's fes.
isls!ue the acceptance by the Stale Of th. prov,--
ions Of thc &c: Of Congress Of lSG, donains Inads
10 s!atc. and Territories Iar establishing 4i:ricu}-
ta:;l Colleges; Lie intimatts that the stars can
lc2li<e $l5t.CI1 from The sale Of scrip.
, 1866-09-10

announce tha. lhe paper has passed iaso thc :..-.
q Messrs CanldmelE 4 Wlltwrll. Of TIE tsa4ttis
MeneafT: It Is understood that they paid
I'll ~ o. tur The es abl1shuent.
IErHTor, September 9.-An extra tcsslon ostho
IeE1s!a.r!c Of Ncw Jersey, for nesion On tho Con
s1ltuunnal Amendment and The c1e>tlon of
United States Senator, will convene Tomorrow
, 1866-09-10

i.. sotuis nc tiSots Q! tAe p:esetl law tt'ai It
w'rn piei'y well broken down. aud losin::
sson. they found they must do something, and
iny for the su1d:erz. Who has done more
Tor Tic fois!c tlan ] have: Who l.as pcri]lcd
nlolc 3a this struggle than haze: [Cilrcrs. !
au1 fayorilcs Of The soldiers, they came forward
with = p:orositicn-to do whaty' Why, ne will
~ Tho soldiers Gfiy dollars l!uunty-Gfiy dollars
tw"yearf, and enc hund,ca dollars It he las served
THREE year.. Now, mark ,ou, the colo,cl
man tha! srrvcd hia Two years cat. :sct i,is fnli
fore he get liz. fChct.sI But that Is not the
point. Willie they were 1icLfiug and a,lenp,fng
10 please tie soldiers by syin:. ;hcm fty Jol1u,s
1loEntt for two ycars' sert ice, ti,rY tptS il into
thcir lieatIS to give eo1relutly else Eounty ou}
they voted :rmeclsc*, not Es,r dollars ior Two two
years. scr, ice. Your aitr,,sinn; want to make
Want to IN, thr hail IN, aud having put it
in: | want 10 c,iucll II m III: oll,cr
sidc: {t'hc,'sl The b.avc b,g,, ,Se
en-, slcpi On ilc n;"I Ttu ei nn rs .;led ;I g y:
l..r, aud .hci his blood, natl iii ili ii,nS hehsad
ssp a s'a sl SmS osn manss1 La, and A. GU
kut tbs 1s:essses. Of Con:ress. who nsy,:: sn1' Il
errpowder, ran ri si'7sif c-tra nav tt;r,at
mer, of wl.at las tvanspir,l. RI soics. ..s!ics
IL sa.: .ucstIou.'; Es!loy cfsi-cns, you aru ali
..ssillar with tic T,,.m of :t4:olaiiou, Yu1 know
wc;c s,:,,:t.cd II H., ti..I.i' :hat s. I1',s
s: r. S:aS 4 1T @s"f ~ y @ IT, .e:ts;sss Hs;s!ss
y:.o wI M sSts9a T ,c,sr Of ono .i !!a + ;s
;'at @ mo M the s rss1oa % and eaiSa a!;er hsTias Iass
Il Io.E"5 'nI s,r,.1 ~ ~: y an% "o;S:Sn Aa;n
.I me-, tt ,oyn ssns a1;sa ai:r
ilas Icsn en- aore exe,t.' Gc aimis:io,, o rs,:
- 1,,i!a'l'r, 10 Which ny thc States ar: entitled.
Mstr: Nhs' M L., Son turn md cy:','e ;'!e c,n.
M ss conj,aan y a naa 80 ai Ihi, q
GsEii;: aAy stag q i's equal atfa=e In 'c :;ea
eesic M a1c nG oysr tcf bccn @ 40! 4
80 loo. iAst Is What ! have always saia: "Thcy
!i hsse neTsr & SSs'9 ,ns,n M: thoy eaan?i 80 OFT
o vv ae e, es s s e"a, e1a I1 Il
te <eratcss ef TIC Unitci sta:cs, without s:oiat.
i'r 1he Constitution; (t'hecssl Antl the same
n:m'nst: applies 10 tiir !i"nsc Of Representatives
1ne u .l'c sreumsp. that if the :iatcs witalr.w
1krir Representative and Senators t!.at that was
fess.'9s 1saS;sa'lcd dts9!sin r q IL: Gov
'nt :nrl. afct:tl and ns-1Elc That the Sta.s arc
oHt Of tlir tnion: that they are not entitled to
f,C trs IN !at !. 10
t.cnt, and .Lat, TO- white tiey etc denying ,..c
;l,sy fni'asc M IT,. 's,lon " upen rspFii:,..'o': i.1;.
rrincirlc upnn which. in ill.,,
revolution, you tcsisrd Tie rnweEo Of Grca, Brit
scu':t:. That is .',,t IT our r.:a, principles.
l.: Tie ;oyran1&. 1t BE- .e.to5rtl- fc, 1,sact. BE-
re't1rc s'',s'nS this people l. haye l1t::stl for
eo,ag, f.o:n wla quarter j: may, wcsl,cr from tic
Sort'! ur fon the Sc7,!, AM oppuscd 10 It. /
an an for il.G union oi the s!a'cs: tvaice,.
stars, representing tlirtr-six STATES, remaining
ls'E'rs n,ads i:nni aanll de%s 10 soa; a. ,ni and
, 1866-09-10

*cFHa0nl AEFIcUItnrnt Fair,
HnATT1Enolso, Vermont, September S.-Ine
interesting raccs, the, mort Important o. which
were run by the stallion Ethan Allen .ni1 mare
Fearless tor the "ciciy's purss Of Sail, which vas
Us mud 2:a9. ~1
, 1866-09-10

Oneida County, n. T., Enlon rom1na-
Hons,
t17cA. n. J.. September 2.-Cufon county noc,~
3na'icns iuT oEcida County: Eur Representative.
Rnseoe Conl;ltng: for County TREASURER, Licuten.
ant Co!ocet CA:..cs Eur.ht02: fo- Co:oucr. d.
9Hafles u. Teft; for Justice OF Sessions, Eli j.
, 1866-09-10

Persona
.1A4-E u
NrW advertisements.

;.NrFF4Lo. September s.-Ma;o1 General Meade
mr. arrived heze isoM Chica.o, AMI viii remain
, 1866-09-10
G PEARS =
.FauIT PRESERVING SOLUTION

Fruits, Vegetables Jellies, Wines, Cf-
der, xc.,
without ugaY and without expsns3yu 1caafnH o. mr.
t9tt kss. Oac bottle w1 rrrsefTc - ponnds fftutt
d u gallons Of wine cider Ffteo 31-Qo Chcapp
Frala preseSt sy th!* Solution n .. zood = ~
Tnifs Inc trouhe oi tenllag, eossty ats or ca Ere
srse fron thc ar aEh light frequent ex2rnAfio1s md
f,G mapy other tfouh:a ALL A11pJnrces well oWn "a
eTerV hGuS swtfe. .
:n6uRSiI4Ms d vAS sHAAGK, Wholesale Drsx-
sa1e BY nfueF.sts and 6tolekac7a7s generally.
xuls&i8 I3S 4 NAF cot
, 1866-09-10

SCK1FES's At!r@rtIstps Agency, ~
orafo"f" Hte~'s Is authoS17ed to Fecekc
Tue fcntt'nK rnnrrs thrnuxhout the Uu.tcd
states md Cnnnssn.
4 1TENTION, SIR KNIGHTS
,E's tMtNpAT, Evcl,In.. at No. m Wt,: .,aioian
by t}rutF +. e.
.,,,..no f. CLARENCE nUpRAHn,
SN'o"-e9 l+EJEtler.
III ATEAW!Y'S CLASSICAL. SSchool
A-A couuleuccs Its
Seventeenth Annual Session
ratcr HI Chfcacn. MI
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24
Aprunken ships Crow.

q The Boston 4rarslEsr, in the course Of
an article about the sinking of leaky ships,
relates the following "yarn,'l and says it
has more Of the same sort We quote
the aFraUetler's tale" as=-sa
An old timBer-drogher informs us that
he was once second mate Of a British ship
bound from Quebec for Liverpool in the
Fall. The crew were all by the run and
came on board drunk, and did not make
their appearance on deck until the pilot
left. The captain himself was also drunk,
a snow-storm set in, the mate went below,
and seeing the captain drunk, Joined him.
The second mate, the cook, and three ap-
prentices were left in charge of the vessel;
the wind was fair, aud a course was shaped
that the second mate thought might take
her clear, for chad not attended to get
ting ror-cer 0TPdrruT5 D6f0rg TIC storru
commenced. 1t was mere guess work.
The ship steered badly, being very deep;
the seamen went below when the snow set
in. and hearing the captain was drunk,
concluded to blow it out themselves while
the rum lasted, and thus the vessel rolled
along nearly q week.
o At last there was a movement below,
the captain, the mate, the Grew, all rushed
on deck, like halfdrowned rats, swearing
the ship was going down. The water
flooded the cabin and forecaItle decks,
and washed the tipsy sleepers from side to
side. The captain called fol the mate, the
mate for the men, and a general tumult
ensued, to- describe which we have not the
space.
Sobered by their fears, they rigged the
pumps, and, to use a sailors phrse, car
| ried the shipto Liverpool in t4eir arms -
| We could collect materi9t osfy
nresent from old shipmssters and sailors,
about leaky ships 70 AH a1olU@'
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24
Caure. Of I'D Dean.

Very few Of the sudden deaths which
are said TO arise from diseases of the heart
do reallF arise from that cause To ascer-
tain the real origin of sudden deaths, the
experiment has been tried in Europe, and
reported to a scientific congress held at
Strasbarg. Sixty-six cases Of sudden death
were made the subject ola thorough post
mortar examination; in these cases only
two were found who had died from disease
iofthe heart. Nine out of sixty-siI had
died from apoplexy, whils there were
ifortr=six cases Of congestion of the lungs,
which were so fullaof blood they could not
work. there not being room enough for q
Sufficient quantity of air to onter to sup
port life. The ca1ses that produce con-
gestioa Of the lungs rs-cold feet tight
clothing, eestive bowels, sitting still until
chilled after being warmed with labor or a
rapid walk going too suddenly from q
dose heated room Intoa the cold all, es-
pecianJ after speaking, and sudden de-
pressing news operating on the blood.
These causes ofsudden death being known;
an avoidance Of them ma serve to1ength-
en- many valuable lives, which would 9TH
erwise B 1ost under the verdict of heart
complaint That disease is suPpose5to.be
inevitable andinoursble; hence Rany may
not take the pains they would to avoid
sudden death, if they knew it lay in their
power.-ErchaHQe. -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24
Not Deen FnourH for Praying.

We heard, a night or two since, a toll
cradle good story Of craftsmen. The event
occurred during the late big blow OF the
Mississippi, at which time SO many RATS
were stamped, and o many steamboats,
lost their sky-riggings. IA raft was just
emerging from Lake Pepiha as the squall
came. In an instant the raft was pitch
ing and writing as if suddenly dropped
into Charybdis, while the waves broke
over with Tremendous uproar, and expect
ing instant destruction, the raftsman-
dropped on his knees and commenced
praying with a vim equal to the emergen-
cy. Happening to open his eyes an in
slant. he observed his Eeompanion; not en-
gaqedin prayer, but pushing 8 pole into
he water at the side Of the raft.
h sHWhht's that yer doing, Mixer SAID
he atet down. on yer knees, now, for
! there isn't q mint betwane US and Pur-
sBe. aisv, Pat said the other as he
cooIlrs continued to punch the water with
his pole, abe aisy, o what's the use OF
prayin' when q fsller can tech bottom
with q pole"
Miksis a specimen of large class Of
Christians, who prefer to emit prayer as
Ioug rs they ateeh bottom
LH .HA. ~
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