The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-02

N LIE DAlL1 OIAhIUN
Sunday ::: September 2, 1866
LOCAL DIRECTORY.
SOCIATIONAL
hasonIc.-Pearl Lodge No %, c. johnson. w
NJ ID. 4. Porter, Secretary. Regular commuui
,ations first Saturday evening in each month
Silss Brown Lodge No. 65, Amos T. Johnston
" NJ, Geo. A Smythe Secretary ReonIa,
communications the evening of the third Mon
Jackson 4. a Chapter, No G. >Thes Palmer
High Priest; j. H. Echols, Secretary Regnla,
Month. - 80
Mississippi Commandery No. l, Thos. Palmer
q j. H. kchois Recorder Meets I'd TUESDAY
l. o. o. F-Capitol Lodge. No. H. T. d Pace.
NonLe ~ Grandi henry Strauss Secretary. Meets
Jackson FIRE Company No.I.-Thos Green,
PRESIDENT d ~ Evans Foreman: L Strauss, Sec
rotary. Regular meeting first Monday evening
Arrival aud Departure of Mails.
NoKrHERS MAI.
81 r ~
NEw ORLEANS MAIL
Arrives at Il P N, daily; closes at A NJ
rHE EASTERN MAI.
Arrives Al i. ~ closes at A NJ, daily, except on
Post Ohiee open daily from Q A NJ until 6. , s
ON Sundays from % to Io4 4. NJ.
Interesting reading matter will be
found on every page Of to-day's paper.
IA There will be meetingof the Typo
graphical Union TO day. Sunday September
.gd. Il o'clock
FIRE !oMrANY.-A regular meeting
.Fill be held to morrow evening. We
are requested to state that the usual
.Fa4hing will be dispensed with.
Dr. Morgan, Of New Orleans. will
preach At the Christian Church, Satur
'd1y, Sept. lst, at early candle lighting,
bud Sunday, ID, at IL A. NJ.
The Jackson Ladies' Aid Society.
Auziliary to the Orphans Home, will
lneet Monday evening at the Baptist
Church, at ) o'clock. A full attend
ance Is requested.
The cholera, instead Of alarming
bur community, has itself become
frightened and fed. The Mayor has |
FIERY considerably kept the public
posted, aud it will be seen from his
note this morning that the city is now
II healthy as it ever has been at this |
1 Ca on Of the year.
Ms. Edmondson' school for Young /
ladies will be opened to morrow i'm the /
Easement of the Baptist Church. For
terms and other particulars, see adver /
hsement As the number is limited, /
hose wisoing to enter for the session
should apply at once. Mrs Edmond
son is an estimable lady. and highly
Competent as a teacher.
DIX. {. ). kNAPP.-We were pleased
q meet with this gentleman Yesterday,
apon his return from the North. He
y decidedly improved in health, and
eady to resume the practice of his
5fofession.
j CusHMAN's MISSISSIPPI. - Messrs.
RBrich d Co, of this city, have several
lnndred sets of Cushman's Reports
b sale-seven volumes, at five dol
ars per volume.
= NATIONAL ExPREss.-We invite at
ention to the card of Mr.. w. III.
cells, agent in this city, for the Ma
ional Express company, which has
cen already referred to in our columns.
1he National bids fair to be popular
'ompany, and is already doing a fair
1usiness where offices have been es-
ablished
AIIssIssIrPI CENTRAL RAILROAD
rhe attention Of the travelling public
sinyited to the circular of Col f. ID.
lost, general superintendent of this
neat line of railway, which is now in
'xcellent order and making close con
aections
Nv NJ WILLIAMS d Cove call at
lehtion to the card of w NJ. Williams
4 Go, of Vicksburg, to he found in
ID columns to-day,
These gentlemen have consolidated
Ihflr wharf boat interest. and are pre-
med to receive and forward all goods
assigned to them.
They promise prompt and punctual
shpments.
TIM PENITENTIARY.-We paid visit
81 this Institution, and were surprised
aE find the progress which has been
mRde toward its reconstruction. So
eanpIetely demolished were all the
hnldings and machinery that the work
nf rebuilding is almost rs tedious and
expensive as commencing anew. Col.
mnald, the Superintendent, and Maj.
Auod, the State Architect, have GER
lAlhly achieved wonders with the linn
lfed facilities and means at their com
@nd. 1t is greatly to he regretted,
III now while the season for work is
laf orable, the funds are not available