The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-06

Fare, they have complete and
N lid stock Of crockery, glassware
furnishing goods, etc. They
advertise Cotton Balances, SOC
b. lbs.
NfvPHTs ADvERTIsEMEHTs.- adj
6ng columns this morning have
i an accession of business cards
! leading Memphis houses, as fol-
H,are Stone, wholesale dealer in
4. and shoes, 321 Main street
Nj the most extensive establish
j Of the kind in the Southwest.
kReR, RoJinsoa d. Co., cotton fac
grocers and commission mer-
H. 81 Main street, corner of
eoc. Mr.. Robinson is a citizen of
i Point, Miss, and Mr.. j. A.
h if we mistake not, is the sue
b. Of Hon. J. /. Alcorn in our
kaure from Coahoma county.
Holzman d Co., dealers in staple
Fancy dry goods, boots, shoes and
bng, 344 Main street, between
b. and Gayoso. The many friends
J. Wilbrirn, of DeSoto county,
a. II. Gattis, of Yalobusha county,
fnd these gentlemen at this house.
former was Lieutenant in Co.
i Miss Regt,, a sufficient recon-
iation, and the latter is as clever
ldeman rs ever sold goods.
trqrt, GalJreaH d FGzer, cotton
1rs and commission merchants,
81 Union street, one of the most
Duent and substantial houses in
ftv Col Fizer of the firm, form
Commanded the 18th Mississippi
bent
s5reatL, .Ste~ort & Co., wholesale
ers and cotton factors, No. 1924,
d street, one of the houses where
North Mississippi friends most do
regate when they visit Memphis.
of Jackson.
have before us volume seven of The
T0a, published in this city, in 1S47, by
b. Palmer-A. c. Bainc, editor. 1t is a
handsome paper, and contains much
Is interesting to the oldest inhabi-
aud much that is valuable as matters
BE history. Wepropose making a few
R,cc, to this file occasionally:
| !, I9i7-An interesting letter is given
Capt J. L. McAIanus, detailing the
bet Of the " Jackson Fencibles" before
erey- The Captain led ffty-three men
Ioti9n, and not a man flinched or evine-
h Sign other than calm and determined
ge J. H. Bowman, Z. McNair, J. H.
ford, r. 4. Joyce, \. G. Price 5. w.
and +. ". Cohea are noticed for their
'kable GOODNESS. Bowman was the first
Company in the fort, being but a few
in the rear of the gallant Lit. Col. Me
!. A. b. Pucket stood by and loaded
tracked jokes in the thickest of the
eceding the charge. Frank Robinson
nocked down 10y muSket ball, glanc-
shead and tearing his cap, but he was
time to join in the charge. A. p.
am, gallant lad from Madison coun-
Is mortally wounded, and died two
afterwards The following were
ied during the action: H. w Pcarce,
.adt, J. II. Langford, W II. Flemming,
Fredricks, John Coleman, James Kill
md W r. SPencer,-all of whom be-
calamity, and bore their wounds like
rs. Shadt lost a leg. Archibald
es, Vim. Love, 10. Revel and a. b. Pat
b are also mentioned III complimentary
IN 7. Huh. in a card, declines being a
date for Alderman.
i. J. B. Walker is assigned by Confer
90 the Methodist Church, Jackson.
Z proceedings of a meeting of the Board
deHnen, of Dee. y, 1916, are published:
Pit, J. + Oldham, Mayor, Messrs Amos
,eim, Morris and Smith, Aldermen;
Oakley, City Clerk. An election was
he'd for the 9Th January, To be held I'M
ae ,upcriutendence Of VIM. Lewis, Esq,
slice OF the Peace, and Jas. NJ. Towns,
IN Morgan, and Marcus Hilzheim, in
ors.
SERIES of Society Parties" are announc-
take place ut the Mansion House Ball
2 The managers were: J. NJ. Dutfield,
4 Brown, L. Julienne, John 5. GOoch,
D. Freeman, II. s. Foote, B. A. Fisher,
W. Amos, Richard Fletcher, Augustus
e. John p Oldham, and John Anderson.
The advertising columns of the South
We lind the names of Jones & Lemly.
izbeim, Hull, Myers & Hurst, A. Vir-
}. a I. Green, McNair Il Co, Z. NJ.
y, Thomas Whaley, II. b. Thompson,
Hartwen, Hendren q Moore. 1t APP
there were four dental firms J. w.
+ >. ). Mccormack, S. C. Gray, and
U.s. F. H., c. S. Il J. S. Knapp. The
Ms. j. n I. Green kept a drug store, and
1tISed all sorts of medicines and books.
vel Lemiy kept the Eagle Hotel, and ex-
s'l ms determination to build up for
establishment a NAME for being at least
I 20 any hotel in the Southern country.
g Union Hall Situated where the Coop
''a'ns now stands, was kept by Geo.
nay, who announced his intention to
-'l ior the hotel the high reputation it