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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

MONUMENT AT NlCRsBuRG.-T The fol
lowing resolutions were adopted at a
recent meeting of the Ladies' Cemcte;
nv Association Of Nicksburg
Resolved, That the attention of the
press throughout the State. he called
10 the suitability OF making Nicksburg
the site Of Monument worthy 10
commemorate the hcroism Of our dead
not Of Nickshurg alone, but ofMissis
sippi and the Conlcdcracy," Nieks
burg being more historic in fame and
as conspicuous in position as any 9th
er point
Resolved. That Col Partridge and
Col. Manlove bc requested "a urge this
appeal Of the association; endcavoring
IL possible, 10 secure subscriptions
from all similar associations through
ont the State. and that in case this
should De made a State affair through
action OF the Legislature. the claims
Of Vicksburg as monumental point
should be impressed upon The minds
Of the Representatives and Senators
of the Legislature
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

DR. Cole and his son, Of Laudcrdalo
county, who are charged with the mur
der of llarralson, the station agent nj
Lockhart, have been committed TO jail
10 await their trial by the Circuit Court
The Justices were occupied thirteen
days investigating the case, and finally
decided to commit the prisoners and
refuse bail
DR.. Cole proved for himself m oli6i
10y his wife, who sworc positively that
he was, at the hour of the murder, at
home. in bed, by her side
The Messenger, in noticing the trial,
says DR.. Cole is represented to he
about g. years ofagc lie is man of
education, OF fine address and impress
scs strangers fNorably. He lived in
this county fifteen years ago, near
Daleyille. From there hcremoved TO
Kinds. and came back and settled at
Lockhart since the surrender, and was
engaged inmcrcantilc pursuits.
The youger Cole is a mere youth of
IS: modest in his bearing, and looks
anything but the murderer
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
Point Clcnr.

We passed n very pleasant day last
week, ut this agreeable and comforta
bic place Of resort The Point Clcal
Hotel has been greatly improved, and
every accommodation provided that
the most lastidious could desire. Gen.
Smcdcs deserves the thanks Ofthc pub
lie for the efforts he has made TO pro
vde for their wants No more de.
lightlUl retreat can he found In the
South, than Point Clear, and with It's
convenience to the bustling, trading
cities Of Mobile and New Orleans,
should receive most liberal patron.
age The quiet Of the place, the re.
frcshing sea breeze, the luxury Of Il
salt water bath, the oysters and fish,
fresh from the Gulf, are all pleasures,
that 10 he appreciated, must be en-
joycd. The quarantine at Mobile, has
somewhat reduced the number Of visi.
tors, but still, at the time ofour visit,
there were moro than two hundred
quests at the Hotel We understand
it is proposed to make the Point Clear
Hotel a Joint stock institution, for the
of additional Improvements
and charging its accommodations.
We have no doubt that the stock will
be valuable, and that the advantages
of Point Clear rs summer resort,
when more generally known TO the
public, will secure a patronage that
cannot fail to make it highly remuncr
ating.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
GREEN BAG.


Query. The Test Oath.
Dh. EdiiOr Why cannot any one engaged
in the late rebellion, who is included in the
general pardon of the President of the Uni
ted States, or who, being among the excepted
classes, has received u special pardon, take
the oath of office, prescribed by Congress in
the Act approved july ,, I5G9
Bacon, than whom there is no better auth
GRITTY on this subject, says;
at seems agreed that a pardon of treason
or felony, even after an attaindcr, so far
clears the party from the inidmy and all
other consequences thereof, that he may
have ap action against any one who shall
afterwards cal him traitor or telon for the
pardon makes him, rs it Were, Il new mar
A man pardoncd for treason is never there
after to have been considered in law, as
having committed the oitencc-iti is 0blitera-
ted-has no eNistenco-in law, vas never
committed. Therefore any man can, in n
legal sense, swear that he has never volun-
tarly borne arms against the United States,
although he may have been in every battle
that was fought during the rebcllion-that
he gave no aid, counsel, &c, although he
may have expended million of dollars in
aid of the war; and that he never sought or
accepted nor attempted to exercise the
functions of any Office under the Confederate
States, although he might be J. 7. benjamin
himself
Bowler says, "a pardon has the effect of
restoring the convict to all his rights
among them a right TO hold Office and to-
practice law in the courts where he is legal
~ licenced.
Can an oilcnceIbe SO far obiteratcd by a
pardon that it is Islander for one to charge
another with having committed the offence
and yet So far exist as to disquality the Of
fender from holding an Office! In other
words, does not pardon operate as a repeal
ofthc penal statute which has been violated!
win some legal brother give the reason why
it does not f.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED!

Wv Ek MllllDN lJOLlAltS SAY ED
Gentlemen ~ had a.negro man worth 81. 200 who
took cold from bad hurt in the leg and was less
for over year had used everything could hear
of without benefit, til tried the Mexican Mustang
Eminent 1t coon effected permanent cure"
Montgomery. Ala June II, 1879. J l.. DOW WING
II take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Linunent valuable and indispensable
Wticlc for Sprans Sores 'crntches Calls Hor.es
Our men have used it for Burns, Bruises So es Rheu.
matsn &C. and all BAY 1t acts like magic
j. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fnrgos
and Harnden's Express
"The srraln Of my daughters a. ke, occasioned
whi'r skating last winter, entirely cured In one
week, after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang Linimcnt.
Gloucester Mass, Aug. !, 1861 ED SEELEY."
It IS an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Tinmentp performs more cures in shorter time man
and beast than any article ever discovered FAM.
LEG liyeryinon and planters should always have II
on hand Quick and sure II certainly Is All genuine
is wrapped in steel plate engravings, bearing the sig
nature of q w. Westbrook, hemist and the prirats
u 5. stamp of Demas BARNES a Co. over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit it with
cheap stone plate label Look cioseiy!
Saratoga Spring water, sold by all Druggists.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
Death of Major Roger of No,nbcc.


We 1nd in the Macon Beacon Il
notice Of the death of Major Joseph
Roger, an old and highly esteemed
citizen OF Noxubcc county Miss
Major Roger at the time Of higdcath
had nearly completed his eighty
seventh year He was Il major Of
volunteers IN the war Of 1872, and had
the reputation Of being II most cN-
ccllcnt soldier He was native Of
South Carolina and resided in that
State until his removal TO NoNubcc
county, Miss, about thirty years ago
He served crcditably in both branches
of the South Carolina Legislature,
and in Identification contest Of 1882
sustained President Jackson in oppo
sition to the majority Of his State. lie
was elected 10 the State Senate 10y the
counties of NoNubec and Winston in
1853, and served four years, to the
entire satisfaction Of his constituency |
a man of fine practical sense and cX-
allied moral character, the oldest mem
her of the Senate, he occupied pro
miucnt and influential position in that
body
lie was jealous, devoted and OK
cmpary member Of the Methodist
Church and in all the positions Of life
illustrated the character OF tho true
christian gentleman The Beacon
concludes notice of his death with |
the following deserved tribute TO his
memory:
As citizen he was always alive to
he good of his country aud people,
and foremost in all deeds Of charity
and good works, As n man he was
just, active, prompt and oncrgctic--hc
was u man of decided mark--"what.
socvcr his hands found to do, he did
it with all his might" Though his
early educational advantages were
limited, yet he read books to profit
he never forgot what he read he was
one Of the best, if not the very best
historian we have ever known, cspcc.
tally in English history, hut he read
men to know the secret springs and
motives that moved them.
In all the relations oflcader in pol.
tiles, legislator, citizen, Mason, church
husband, father and MASTER
he fulfilled the measure of duty
Though his death could not have been
unexpected, as he had long passed the
period allotted to man, and we had
been admonishcd by his declining
strength that his DAYS were fast pass
ing away, yet when the news reached
rs that he was dead we were unprc
pared to receive it, But he is gone
Joseph Roger died on Saturday,
10Th of August, in full prospect Of inn
mortal life beyond. On Sunday 26th,
his remains were removed TO Soulc
Chapel, where n funeral discourse was
pronounced hy one who had been his
Pastor over 40 years ago. His dust /
Vas committed 20 earth hy the solemn
md imposing rites OF the Masonic Fra /
ernity, there to sleep until raised hy .
he trump or God Ir he had faults !
and they were few lc; them DE buried ,
With him-his virtues aud cool works s
hall live after him.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

We were honored yesterday with a
visit from Father Mouton, who in
forms us that the Primitive Baptist
Church" has been purchased for the
use of our Catholic fellow citizens, and
that it will be dedicated by RI Rev
Bishop W. II. Elder. Of this Diocese,
in October.-Aberdeen Examiner.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13


KoscusKp, Miss Sept ., l-i1.
Our Circuit Court met to-day, aud - usu-
81 there is a lar,c attendance Of both pco-
Pile aud lawyers. The bar IN always well ne
presented at this oOnrt. fDf IN addition to
our own county bar We have a gopdly mum
Der Of knights Of the green bag 70 visit
M from your city, Canton and Lexington -
Much business Is before this court and 1t ID
supposed that thu whole torn Of three weeA
will be consumed in disposing Of II. sever
al criminal cases Of some interest are TO be
tried, among these, and not the least in in
tercst, is that Of John W. Shilcut Of Holmes
county, for the kllinsof j. D. Stewart lie
was tried at Lexington last spring and the
jury failed 10 agree. Ills case il represented
by the most eminent members Of the Lex
ingion bar Hon j. A. 7. Campbell, the
Judge presiding, and Col Sol Calhoon, Dis
tdct Attorney, are both candidates for re-
election at the approaching election,
From inquiries made Of the large number
Of planters Ia attendance, learn that the
heavy rains have very seriously injured the
cotton crop OF this county we nave had
nut IlttIe 10 complain 81 the worm yet ouI
the rains have caused the cotton plant to
take the second growth, ia some cases caus-
ing lhe Young squares 10 HhoH o"'Ih o'ii'ls
again. the poilom holI'' "h'Ie Tue cot'on -
very IahA hre t"tt'l'E OH, ana III some "''Sh-
Doihooas thele Is hnch complaint 81 rust
hll"Sethef our planters are not 50 aahEu'he
~ their expectations ~ thry were u lew days
HInce' WIN no lhither HiShSteISa 'oi'fa"Io
elopol cott"h Tor thlN year VIII sun De lh"ae
IN Alfalfa county The corn crop "a an utter
failure. To make mp the deficiency IN tins
important Pr"duti large bIeadth ol lahd
VIII be soWh IN wheat AMI oats.
Much property real aud personal, was
s'Iu AT 5heilii y sale to-day, to satisfy "id
Judgments. In most cases the property was
disposed oil at great sacrifice, On account
OF the great scarcity OF money IN the eouh-
Try ohe OF our most worthy OH clllzehs
was almost broken up by his property beng
thus sacrificed to pay oil u security debt
The continual sacrifice of property in this
state for old debts, in the present distressed
condition of the people is rapidly bringing
many of the best men in the State to bogga-
~, and calls loudly for relief not from pay
ing their debts but for time TO do SO, or for
a fair price for their property, The only
description of property sold that seemed to
command good prices and much competition
among the few who control money these
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

Tr FRsr pWNClrLU, OF GEoLoGY.-
We invite the attention OF teachers
throughout the Staieto the prospectus
of a second edition Of this very valu-
allie work now in press. The author
is Prof VIM J. Bafbee, a scholar Of
distinguished scientific attainments. a
native OF Kentucky, and for the past
fifteen years q citizen Ct Mississippi.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

General n. y. Forrest presided at Il
ratification meeting in Memphis, and
does not appear TO object either to the
resolutions adopted by the Philadcl-
phin Convention or their address 20
thepcoplc Gen. Stoncmanpa participant
cdin thcmceting, and was very compli-
mcntary to Gen. Forrest.
Forrest is reported to have said he
was "willing to trust the men he had
met upon the field = "but, he said
those who shirkcd duty on the Fed
cral side, and were cascmated at Wash
inoton. he could no morodrust than he
could the shml>crs from the Southern
cause"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

MADISON CoLLrGE--We very cheer
fully publish, Ms requested, the action
of the Board of Trustees of this Col
lcgc, located at Sharon, Madison coun-
IL, in reference TO the education OF or
phans and young men preparing for
the ministry, and commend the con
,idcratc and benevolent course Of the
Trustees to those who have the dircc.
ton of other institutions of learning /:
RcoolrcR, That the orphans Of Con
fcdcratc soldiers, and young men pre-
pairing for the ministry in any Chris
tim denomination, who are unable TO
command the means for the payment
OF their tuition. shall receive tuition
in Madison College free of charge"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
TNE WEEKLY CLARION.


MAYoR'a OrICE, JACKSON. MI,s, !
september 5th, lsGG \
Editor clarion No case Of cholera since
the three reported hst month
II is requested that citizens viii notify
the city authorities az once Of anything *.
isiing in the corporate limits injurious Ia
the health Of the citizens, that the same
may bc rmoyod possible
tits not deemed cXpcdient at present IA
quarantine the cars running frnm Yicksburg
As suggcstod cholera being, 90 great oA.
tent, atmospheric, ~ not communicable
through the mere medium of railroad car.
liagos from infected districts
by order,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
Testimony Of Northern General on
the Condition of the snnIh.

Testimony Of n Northern General on
the Condition of the south.
While Radical malignity, with o
mcndacity and sliamelcs-ncss that has
had no parallel in the past political
history Of the country cudcayor' 10
convince the Northern people that
there is no aafety in the South for
Northern men or their sympathlscrs,
IL is gratifying 20 find that there are
some distinguished Federal soldiers
who have the honesty and Inanlincss
30 testify the truth concerning our
people.
General Gordon Granger gallant
officer and a gentleman Of cultivated
mind, who from observation and inter
course with the Southern people had
The opportunity 10 learn their DISPOSE
ton, IN recent report, published IN
the New York papers, among other
remarks says:
during The whole Of my travels ]
found it 10 be as safe and rs convenient
20 minglc with the people Of the South,
freely discussing any aud every topic
that came mp, rs in any other section
Of the United States ! was often
among them unknown, and the tenor
Of their acts and conversation was
then the same as when my name and
official position were thoroughly M.
dcrslood'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

The editors OF the Jackson Clarion
aud standard. have hauled down their
STANDARD Hcnceiorth they viii rely
only On the music Of the ClarioH to
animate their headers to battle with
the foe.-Grecnsboro Nidette.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

The widow Of Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas. formerly a Miss Cults, and
nov remarked to Major Williams. an
officer Of the Federal army. will be
present at the dedication OF the mon
ument TO be erected in Chicago to the
memory Of her first consort
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
In Nicksbnrr Herald sars

Nancy Hurd, another abandon
ell wretch. was yesterday ar
rested by Mat Laughlin. J. =. and
confined in the county jail, for unlaw
ful cohabitation with a negro. and for
attempting TO procure a marriage
license for herself aud the negro.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

The Eastern Star is the name OF a
new paper about to be established at
Enterprise 10y Mir c. H. Wilson, for
mcrlv connected with this Office, and
another party whose name we have
not learned. Success to the Star.
MAY its appearance be brilliant. and
It's prosperity permanent
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

who would not be- beautiful Who would not add
to their bcantyi what gives thar marble purity and
disiHRHe peHrance We observe upon the stage, and
in the city belief II ia no longer q secret They
Hagan's Magnolia Balm Its confirm 4 use removes
tau, reckes pmplrs and ruughues from The face and
hands and leaves the complexion smooth, transparent
blooming and ravshmg. Unlike many cosmetics II
contains no material injurious the skin Any Drug
gst will order it for Won If not hand at 30 per
bottle W y lIAGAN Troy, y V, Chemist.
DElIS RiRNES 4 co
Wholesale Al gents, n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

During the intervals between the hot
stages of an intermittent and remittcut fe.
vrrs. the Red Jacket Bttors will be found
the best means Of recruiting the bodily EN-
creir,. and thus enabling nature 10 cope with
and subdue the malady
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
M a n d + a k e Pills

May he taken with entire safety BY all ages and
conditions, producing all the good results that can
be obtained from calOmel, or any of the mercural
medicines, and without any Of their hurtful or iIl-
furious results. They carry ont of the system tho
tecuient aud workout matters l0osened and dis
solved by my SEA WEED TONIC 4 vi PTLMO-
NC SlRtP IL will Ia scen that al three OF my
medicines are needed in most cases to cure Con
sumption.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

Heimstrect'. inmltahe Hair Coloring is not dye.
" instantaneous dyes composed ef LAMAR eaItsfic
aud vs destroy the vitality and beauty Of the
hair This Is the original Hair Cniorinr and has been
growing ia favor over twenty years. Il rest gray
hairs 10 It's original coinr BY gradual absorption in
most mara able manner. Its also a hsautiful hair
dressing Sold intwO zts--50 cents and Shy all
dealers. G.. HEIASTREET. Chemist
Saratoga spring Wa'er, sold BY all Druggists
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

LroNs EXTRACT % 'PURT JAMAICA G1SsER-for
gtstinn Nau-ea Heartburn. SICK lirsdaehr Cbol
era MeFbns. Flatnirurv Ne. Wherr warming stimulaus
j. required It. careful tparafion sHd enire parity
mak-- il cheap sud reliable arzile TER culinary
purposes Snh @vrryuhe1-. st - IS. pr bottle.
Asa for "Lyou's- purr eNtra-t Take no oiler.
Saratoga Spring Nyater,soIdby al Dr,erists
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

It is most delightful Hair Dressing,
itrrudica rs scnrf and dandruif
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
ltprrvtnts hair turning gay and falling Off
1t restores hair upon prematurey bald heads
This is just what Lyons Katheiron will do 1t Is
pretty--itis cheap durable 1t literally sold by
the carload aud yet is almost incredible demand Is
daily increasing, until there is hardly country store
that does not keep H. a. family that does not use IT,
f.. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

81 found the people taking our cur
rcncy, aud glad to get it; anxious for
Northern capital and Northern labor
to dcyclopo the resources Of their
wasted country and well disposed
toward every Northern man who
cumc among them with that object in
view
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

One Captain Craig, an infamous
scoundrcl, connected with the Freed.
mems Bureau in Texas, has imprison
ed D. l.. McGary, the editor Ola Brcn-
ham (TcNas) paper, on account of
some criticisms on the actions Of n
Yankee school marin of that place.
We had hoped the time was passed for
such contemplate tyranny on the
part of military upstairs We feel
confident the outrage will be properly
rebuked whenever President Johnson
is informed Of the facts.
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A GROWN or GLORY

EVERY MAN Woman and Child who has use,
STERLlNG'S ANBR0SIA
+ willing to recommend H. Three years Of rapid
Increasing s.tle have made the Ambrosia Gfni-us
over the world
m - WARRANTED To PLEA
II cures Itching Of the Head
Il makes New Hair grow on Bald Hea
Il prevents the lair from Falling Gu.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanses the Scalp Cools tie Heated
moves Dandruff. Cures Nervuus Hea
Balduess; lnsures Luxuriani Lo,ks.
toCurl; Supercevls wigs Kills Hair
effect apparent at once
TO TIE LADIES WI
The Ambrosia VII suif You g. At
mp. Delicatelv Perfui1ri PATH
Singer and Actrtsses Sali in
cartons. cautaiuin- tuo large
morning No. ] for evening
There is No Mistake
STEELTNGg AMBRoSIA
agrreahle aui ef-e1tive tollet in 6
this Try a esrtan. Sold bv Iuu-
SlsFliHg's AmbrsSia NaHT
ans Fulton $
marlicm
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight Superior 90 fuy Coagas used 10
hath thr iarr and prfsou. % render che skin sofi
tnf ffesh. 20 aliay inflammation, % pefiume clothing
far hsadarlH. Ar n IL manufactured from the nfh
Southern Magnolia and b 0btainF patronage qHitr
Unprecedented. 10 10 iavurHs with Aeife-srs sni
Opefa Singer. % b. sold b. All deAfrs, az 8ll0 ia
large bottle, lnf b.
DENAs BARNES 4 Co.
Wholesale 4 esnt.. Nos York.
sATaIags spring MaIsr old ht 3D. nrnFsL.l..
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
CoIre.pondeaee of lhe CInrIon.

fR0ia Circuit C0urf The C0Hon CroO
Seriousiy injured nv harry Rains-
S0eryiee N Property 10 Saiiyy oid
DeLts- 7own Property in Koseiusko
IN Dem0Hd-The Piace HH Improo-
hg-The Ciorioa Committeeman FAR
a. EHtefpriss.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

For the week ending last Saturday
there were II deaths in the city Of
Memphis, 80 Of which were from
cholera The cholera is confined
principally to the outskirts Of the city
among thc freedmen and poor, who
are in crowded badly ventilated
houses. II has not affected the cen
tral business part Of the city
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

We learn from the Vicksburg Her
aid that VIM Tillman, m old aud
respectable citizen Of that city, died nj
his residence last Sunday.
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Agents

BARNES, WARD & co.
I. S. MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
"a Magazine street,
VIEW ORLEANS
pEAfsS BARNES New York
WM r. WdRD New Orleans marI6d m
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

We learn that Col James w Nc
Donald, formerly editor Of the Natchcl
Free Trader, has become connected
sitli the editorial department of the
Natchcz Democrat. Col NJ is "a
vigorous writer, whose return to the
press gang will be hailed with salts
faction by his old friends
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13

Dispatches received in New Orleans
from Philadelphia lead to the opinion
that the Amalgamation Convention
held last Monday was a failure Many
Of the Northern delegates declined
participating in the Convention aud
were aversc to the negro equality doc
trincs Of the bogus Soutbcrners who
pretend TO represent the South