The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-04


oFFICIALJoURNAL OF THE STATE
Ihe meeting of the Council of the
Pfotestant Episcopal Church in the
Bio Of Mississippi, which was APP
poiuted to be holden April 26th at
Columbus, having failed for want Of q
suficient number Of Lay Delegates, the
ssid Council stands adjourned to meet
IN Jackson on next Wednesday, the
9th, inst. The neighboring Parishes
are earnestly requested to send at least
one Lay Delegate, in order to secure a
quorum. W. c. CRANE,
Jackson, May ,, GG. Sec'v.
r. Owing to the most unpropitious
.character OF the weather yesterday
evening, the attendance at City Hall at
the Concert given for the benefit OF
the Episcopal Church was quite small
The Concert wall be repeated tonight.
and it is to be hoped that the noble
and benevolent purpose Of those who
r;ve -Fefr time and 4o1.,+. - +bf. an
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Of meeting Nr- Z H. Myers, Of Mem
phi. a member OF the firm Of Wa Tx r
moss t.g~ f,r tho nrrr.o-o Of
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7teLii"2 mousse Inns Is one ol the
olde-t and most reliable business houses
d Memphis. having been established
nore rnan 30 ..sr Yrl.- FL.
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. seeH IA our advertising columns,
hey are dealers i'm mcn~ and boys
.lothiug and fancy and -tayln drv
rod anil .a.. .,. or aa
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ire s. .i-taetion TO any who call on
hem and offer to their inspection a
.ompIetc stock.
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a. oi our were
saho'"2. LnIT morning near the store
Oh h'o'IIa"h d" Ieace' 1t was
i~seoN'Le0 I" De gradually rising from
to"u43Jioh' WhIcl 10 continued to
until it reached a perpendicular
Of about eighteen inches from
5 pillars. Light could be distinctly
cen from ouc end to the other be
Teen the sills Of the house and its
rick pillars. The firm has closed the
ouse and at the hour of going to
res the most intense excitement pre-
ailed throughout the town.
Thc C0ahomian should have appcnd
a ,E.,. ii, T.. otLor o,i.,a a.L,
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Jul ''i next
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isW N''N "Ili gives an account OF
a intcrvle" with Hon y. ii. Stephens,
ON which we make the FOLLOWING ex-
,aets
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'''P .''"N 7P1N' WIN
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- ny - ""o r"I!iS 'hT
'o'" III IeJiII8 ana
;aad ~. tIiaL 49, "o" "lnIo9' III
- have died in HE ia HI'G GI ZEN
-; of,ou,-nr,noseI This dcnres-
N r].ciing arosa from a conviction
,rmed aftrr mucb tbouobt. that if was
i mtan+iop IF the Radicals to Grind
- I,,rn +, III. uttnrnost and 10
a., n ~. ,ositiop and copdi-
~ ~ = I..andan ~coIoni-ts
AZ Stenbens said he had snoken
TT,waU Cobb mon this subject.
IA H. he seemed to entertain this
;ow. anil tbonrb at first he was dis
- tEfnL hot the south beipo
snor .r.I v,nlJ ha generously treat
\ 4. ~r.s-;on was o~oininr Ground
" w., ma ~intant;o1 of Inc Gov
Ill tbo Sontb down to
I'M cherished the belief that the ac-
If fine extreme Radicals would
,snit .~yauhraIIv fo the benefit of the
optb Inv showing how much damage
,nla br done hy extreme views and
aysb ,naq-urs. and how little rood.
;rr ,r Caorgi, he remarked
.,n. -,irit and evident pride.
~ -, SIT. or the South was
~ ~ ~. Union nv the ex
- .,I nn+ NV. the frua Geor-
e.. "a L,,.;,r baan led to
- a. E77-,-or,,nen Of
she 'l', .l'1'N' o." ii a.
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gut "'"l' rs I'NO'i 60 -.
ent ocllou OF Congress u|9
'ersua'ie3 the P'oPL' ''l1S ~ Ii
.1treil'ol7 were Il2n'' ny ms IN
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