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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

CiRCuir CouRT.-This Court has
been very busy this, the third week OF
the term, in disposing of the State
docket On Saturday last, verdict OF
not guilty was rendered in the case of
Capt Fort On Monday, the case OF
Olive was taken up, aud on Tuesday
morning, ailer examination of the
States witnesses, a mole pros. was
entered and the case was dismissed.
The same day, Towhead Robinson was
convicted OF grand larceny The
whole Of Wednesday was employed
with the case Of McComhs, the jury,
after a short retirement returning a
verdict OF guilty. Thursday, Paul, in
dicted with McCombs, pleaded guilty.
And as we go 20 press, Thursday eve
ming, the Court is employed in obtain
ing jury in the case of Lockard, in
dieted for murder II is impossible for
the business ofthe term tn he finished.
and large part will naturally 20 over
TO the March terra.
Since the above was in type. the
Loekhard case. on molten OF the State.
has been continued to the March term.
Holly Springs Reporter.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

The world famed Thomas Carlyle
has endorsed the ilrmness and sound
sense Of Eyre, the Governor OF Jamai.
ca, In his treatment of the refractory,
rehellious freedmen of the Island.
The Chicago Republican thinks Mr.
CARLYLE a 'false teacher indeed the
dutiful son of demonism at the head
of the Republican always thought so.
Carlyle must look 90 himsclf-aye dye
his fine brains black aud kink his hair
to suit the fastidious tastes OF the Re
publican He has disturbed the santa
of Chicago. We wonder II he has
coniured up the ghost of Wherefore
and set the angels oc Exeter Hall
bowling at his heels IL SO, no matter
dawes peck at eagles in vain Gov.
Eyre was right IN saving Jamaica from
another repetition of the scenes Of St
Domingo, and we take Thomas Car.
lylc's word for Il,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

TnE NArIoSAL Exrcvss.--rhc Crcs-
ent has a Richmond dispatch from
agentleman in a position 10 be well in
formed which states that measures
have bee adopted Al a meeting OF the
stockholders Of the National Express
Company which, It Is believed, will
make a great Success
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

CoRRRcTIoN.-The telegrsphic re
port that the New Orleans Times was
about TO take grosnd for the constitu-
tional amendment, is not true, as an
editorial in thst paper OF the 9th
shows. It closes thus: @The so
called amendment is, therefore, de
cidedly Objectionable, both as regards
the manner ofits introduction and the
matter Of which It is composed, and
no State, either North or South. can
consent to its RATIFICATION without
sinking its municipal dignity, and
Ignoring its rightful claims under the
Federal .eovenaht Nv which these
States became limited"
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Goxr LlKr 4 suMMrn's DurAM-

GoNr LIKE a SuMMrR's DHrAM,--
Baxter Mcfarland, Esq, of Houston,
was married on the 18th to Miss Eliza
Gladney. The second day of their
marriage she was stricken of a quick
and fatal malady and in two hours was
n corpse, We sympathize with the
blighted husband, who the king OF
terrors robbed of q heart gushing with
love before 1t had received an imprint
of care
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

BALTIMORE ELECTION Returns from
the municipal election in Baltimore
state thatJohh Ice Chapman is elected
Mayor by 2sl majority The whole
Republican council ticket is elected.
Tine vote was very light, being con
trollcd BY the original registration l.st.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

On Saturday, the 9th inst, public
meeting was held in the town of Bald
wyn, for the purpose of preparing to
petition the Hon. Legislature of the
State of Mississippi, at their next SEES
sion to form new county, to be cal
led Quitman, out of portions of the
counties of Tishomingo, Itawamba,
Tippah and Pontotoc.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

Mr. w S Buck, who We mentioned
the other day as having been arrested
on charge Of shooting a negro, has
had an examination before Squire
Dobsvn, and been honoralby aoYuit
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A man was found aiok and inscnsi

A man was found sick and inscnsi.
BILE IN a new building at Bottoms De.
pot on Monday morning last He
never spoke after being discovered.
On Thursday he expired and was do.
comfy buried He had on United
States uniform pants, aud on his shirt
the name Lieut. w Green on his left
arm u s. A. in Indian ink.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

The card Of Shropshire, Anderson
a Co. viii be found elsewhere To
those of our friends who are in want OF
provisions or who have cotton to ship,
we would recommend the above house,
Mr., Horace T. Phillips, so well known
10 our citizens, IS connected with this
house, and is in town ready to
receive all orders,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

We learn that Mr. Walk. who
was charged with being accessory to
the murder Of Henry. freedman, by
Robert Priee. freelman, was tried hv
Hon. G. A, Mayerhofi. and held in the
sum Of $1,000 10 appear At the Circuit
Coufi il November neNt-Eniefnrisc
Star.
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THR WEEKLY CLARION.

The Legislature meets on Monday.
Those wishing 20 keep posted during
the session should take the Clarion
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

Judge Philip Hickey Morgan, Of New
Orleans has received the appointment
Of United States Attorney for The Dis.
trict OF Louisiana
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

Y The New York News says the
fated steamer, Evening Star. had on
board eighty-seven cyprians destined
for New Orleans. The drowning Of
eighty-seven courtesans in a body is
one ofthe most extraordinary features
in the annals Of marine disasters.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

Ran. Roam MEETING-A meeting OF
a few Of the citizens OF the town and
county, was held az the Courthouse
last Saturday 30 consider the Rail
Road question Judge Elicit presided,
and Mr. Gage acted IS Secretary. The
chairman stated the objects of the meet
ing, after which committee was APP
pointed viz Mr. Chas Barrett. Mr.
George Weldon aud Capt Lewis 10
make out and submit to 4 subsequent
meeting an estimate of the cost o. the
rebuilding OF the railroad--and the
following gentlemen were appointed
n committee 10 raise the necessary
amount of money-to-wit: CNL J. C..
Humphreys. J. l. kenuard, Jno. Bur
nett, James 5. Mason. James 4. Gage,
Geo. Weldon, W. b Fulkerson. A. J.
Lewis, l. kiefer and Geo. W. McGin-
MIA The meeting adjourned Ia meet
again next Monday, when the commit
tee win report progress.-Port Gibson
Standard
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The amount Of money, 000,requir.
ed by the South Western Telegraph
Company to establish line Of tcle.
graph from Yazoo City to Canton, has
been raised And the Banner tells MS,
the Inc will he in working order by
the first Of November
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

Gen. Sheridan 5 report on the burn
ing of BRENNAN. shows so much more
respect for the truth that We noticed a
while since, that he admits the act
must have been committed BY soldiers
The committee Of the Texas LegisIa-
ture would seem to have had access to
sources of information beyond the
reach of a Department General, for
their report even names the probable
Offenders, and goes far towards inculv
pating Major Smith as the Sherman q
this new Columbia. One thing
plain, that he threw distractions infhe
way Of the committee. and there can
be little doubt that he comnired at thes
desertion Of some Of the accused sol
diers
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

Members Of the Legislature con
tinue 10 arrive by every train, and we
expect quorum on Monday
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A. Wit 10 Wesson, Miss.
n very polite Invitation from Col } NJ
WesaOn, President u the Nissiasippi Manu-.
featuring Company induced son Saturday
last 10 pay visit 10 this rapidly growing
town 81 Wcsson, Leaving our city about
| f0nf hours after schedule time. on reaching
Byfnm we learned that the freight train
ahead WA. on the track Having been
switched on again, however we proceeded
on our journey until just below Crystal
Springs, when We were again detained by
the falling IN Of bridge over tho track,
killing about six horses that were being
driven ACROSS IL by some unfortunate droycr.
lloG'rs the distinctions were removed, the
freight train from below came mp. cansing
Ms 20 back 70 Crystal Springs We reached
WessoH, eventually, about four o'clock, p
m, aud after carefully inspecting tbe inn
mense manuiactory now being established
thete, aud after being the recipient Of many
| c0urieaics at the hands Of the officers and
attaches, We awaited the arrival of the train
for Jackson. II came along IN due time
WV wv l"HlF Hffd w w Nhn hlkHhl W
stop, but the engineer had no notion
Of doing any such thing, aud he
dashed by regardless Of our great desire to
get aboard, aud equally regardless of the
rules Of the road We only regretted that
we didn't have a brick to lot dy at his pate
as he rushed BY with such furious speed
We spent the Sabbath, however, very pleas.
antly, at the hosptable residence Of Col
Wesson, aud among tho incidents Of the day
have Ia make the following record
Col. J. H. Power of Jackson soiourninp
IN the city is respeetfully invited 10 attend
the marriage Of Miss Sarah Reed and Joseph
Baker, ut the residence Of Geo w. Reed
Esq, NJ u A. NJ, and afterwards dining
Wcsson, Miss, Oct 18th, 1867
II Is needless to say that we were on hand
II was the first wedding that had taken
place at Wesson, and everything pertaining
thereto pissed off most pleasantly Much
happiness 80 the bride and groom
After spending the evening At the lovely
cottage of Capt r. s. Hardce, where we
found very agreeable company of his
friends, We made the connection at o'clock
~ night for Jackson In few days we
shall give detailed account of the Missis-
sippi Manufacturing Company
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PARDoxED.--Col r. j. McGintv.
who surrendered himself to the Sher
III on the 18th August, and was CON-
mitted to Jail, received on Sunday last.
a full pardon from the Governor, and
was thereupon discharged from custo-
dy. Col. MeGinty is an old msn-up,.
wards or 20 years Of age-and was al
ways looked upon as one of the best
citizens Of The county. -Carrolton
ConserTat We.
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BY TELER ApH.
rr'o"rrp r.'ra-- - rr ei.~o'

wAsmxoroS, OA IL Baron Stookley,
the Russian minister and sir Bodiseis have
been introduced a. Charge dAAairu.
BY raE CABLE, LoxDos. Oct. l0.-It is re-
ported that the Plcuiposentiary Of Russia
aud sa1ouy have amifablf adjusted al dim.
csIties and peace negotiations have finally
been concluded.
LfvrRPooL Oct ll~ Brokers Circular
reports sales Of cotton NJ week 5000 bales.
to-day 1900 bales Middling uplands adj
WINGED 70 10 pence.
LoNDoN. Oct ~ Console s94, fyes III
LOUISVILLE. Oct l3s-Ths Louisville
Theatre took ERE last night few minutes
after the audience bad Jeff, aud was entirely
destroyed The jewish synagogue aud 9th.
or adjoining buildings were damaged
NKw YoRK, Oct 3--God 5It. Tx
change lOs for sight, Cotton armer, sales
1900 bales. Middlings 4la43
WAmSGToH. Oct ia young man
naIned shampson who has been employed
% clerk in the Inspectors Division. Of the
Navy Yard IN this city ias boen arrested on
the charge Of robbing pthe Government Of
goods valued at between fourteen aud fifteen
thousand dollars The accused has been
employed at the Yard a nee 1861.
NEW OnrEANs, Oct l3.---The price Of cot.
ton is higher but irregular Sales to-day
1000 bales. Low Middling ~ to 30 Mid
ding 40 20 Al Receipts to-day 1865 bales.
Pork s32 20 Lard 81. % $50 Gold 50I.
WAsmNGToN, Oct l3--1he President has
the following letter TO the Attor-
ncy General in regard to the trial Of JefIer
son Davis
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CRKDIr-What a great thing II is
to have good credit We End the fol-
lowing interesting and rather encour.
aging item going the rounds of tie
press
A New York merchant recently sold
a hill of az nna i. f,l.s.... =
merchant in Galveston, on q credit az
fifteen months.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

The Texas House Of Representa-
tives iudorzed the Philadelphis Con
yention by a nearly unanimous vote
The one opposing voice was that Of
Meaenar . rasltf.al Or the paasa- TIanail-
ton Butler Stevens school.
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The editor Of the San Antonio Her
aid is in the city of Mexico and writes
that he can see no indication, on the
part Macmillan to abdicate but rather
determination TO establish his EN-
piro on firm basis. He thinks the
prospects Of the Empire better than
they have been for some time. He
states that some of the Confederates
in Mexico are doing well, while others
are in distress and anxious to return
to this country. He thinks those who
apply themselves TO business and learn
the language will do we'll if the EN-.
piro succeeds.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

GovHxon's MEssAaE--This docu-
ment will be found as a supplement 70
our iasue Of to-day. The printing Of
the message and the Legislative pro
coedings has taken up 50 much ofour
time that other matters intended for
this issue are crowded out The
message is an able and interesting
paper, containing many matters Of
public interest 10 which VIC will take
occasion hereafter 10 refer.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-18

An attempt was made to burn The
Nicksburg and Yazoo City packet
Emma No ?, the other night while the
boat was under way The fire was ox-
tingnished before any considerable in.
jury had been done. II has not yet
who was the perpetrator
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ELECTION EIGrm JuDioiAL DrsrRIe

ELECTION ElGrn JUDICIAL DrsrRIcr.
Hon. w M Hancock was reelected
Circuit Judge without opposition.
Charles A. Smith was reelected Dis
trict Attorney by a majority of 1877
votes.
Official returns have been received
from the counties of Clarke, Greene.
Wayne. Laudcrdale, Harrison and
Hancock, and we have information un.
official, but which we believe correct,
from Davis, Jackson and Perry, giving
the majorities as follows;
SMITH--Greene, GO; Wayne Al:
Harrison, 3G2 Hancock, 1866, Davis,
10 Jackson, 60 Total 707,
TERRALL.--Clarke, 337 Lauderdale,
l24 Perry, 40. Total, $40.
Smiths majority 1877.
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EXECUTIVE MANsION


Sir "A special term Of the Circuit Court
of tho q. $. was appointed for the LIST Tues-
day Of Oct. 1866, at Richmond, Va, for the
trial of Jefferson Davis ON the charge of
treason. II now appears that there will he
no session of that court in Richmond during
the present month and doubts are
expressed whether the regular term which by
law should commence on the 4th Monday
Of November next will be held. In view of
this obstruction and consequent delay in
proceeding with the trial Of Jefferson Davis
nuder the prosecution for treason now
pending in that Court, aud there being, 80
far as the President Is Informed, no good
reason why the civil Courts of the United
States are not competent TO exercise adj
equate jurisdiction within the district or cir
cult in which the State Of Virginia is inclu-
dedi deem il proper to request your opin-
ion MS to what steps, il any, should be taken
by the Executive witha view to a speedy,
public and impartial trial of the accused
according TO tho Constitution and laws of
the United States.
am very regpeetfully yunrs
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assigned them, and that the Governor would
sasulit communication Ia writing at ~
% motian ihe House adjourned until "a
A. Al
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