Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-30
THE DAILY CLlRIOl AID STANDARD
LOCAL DIRECTORY.

LOCAL DIRECTORY.
safe Governments G. Humphreys
Governor e A Brougher. Secretary Of state
T. Z. swan Auditor 81 Public Accounts John
Il. Echol- Treasurer. c. J.. Hooker Attorney
James F. AIaury Private Secretarv. Marion
Smith. Keeper Of the Capital
City Goyernmenf.-D. n Barrows Mayor
Geo. A symyth C4ty Clerk James Black City
Collector and City MARSHAL. Civ Assessor John
adams City Sexton Daniel Ksvanaugh, City
Il Boyd A Nirdeu james Tapley N HcLaugh-
hu. Thos. Green John Nelson. Regular meetings
q the Board Of Aldermen on fret and third FT-
DAYS IN each month. Mayor Office IN City Han,
lower floor last room on right Of passage
ASSOCIATIONAL.
MasonIe.-Pearl Lodge No 3 G. johnson, W.
N D ? Porter secretary Regular eommuni-
ralQns arst SATURDAY evening N each month
W " Geo A smythe Secretary. Regular
communications on the evening Of the third Mon
day in each month
High Priest, J. Il Eohol-. Secretary Regular
romnunicatious first Tuesday evening in each
Mississippi! Comm. ndery No. 4 Tbos Palmer,
j. g.. }. H Ech0ls- Recorder. Meets "a tuesday |
/. %, q. F.-Capitol Lodge NO u T. D Pace.
Noble Grand. Henry Strau--. Secretary Meets /
Jackson Ftre Com pAny NO.I--Thos Green, |
President. II =. Evans Foreman. J. strauss Sec 1
rotary. Regular meeting first ou1ay evening I
DO each month
Tts-issfppt sihes,-wm French. Captain; |
p =. French Secretary Regular meetings first /
Monday evening in each month. Drills frst and /
third Fridays in each month
Centre, e !, smith Adiutaut. &. A. Lusk Sec /
I-ta-v. Regular meetings tr-t and thlFd SatuT-
days .u each month Drills every II s7iay night /
ArsIvat and Departure Of Malls.
>aalHss> Yu,
Ar...- ss. 3d. daily. |.zeapt auudayF closes
sFa ORLEANS s,sE.
au.-.. ataI-p a dt,l7. es-ssat -A-N.
EASTERN VAr-
a..s.. at go. -. .l.-as st 80 daily. except /
ra-l Jarg open DALI. f.oas a 81 until 81 g. 81 /
TT City subscribers who may fail |
t3 receive our paper regularly, viii oblige /
b. giving notice al this office. We have /
% m"s4 i--lrra lZiug the carriers routes, and IL /
is possible that some may have been over /
looked
ACTION SALEs.-Auctioneer Boyd !
~ -eI "a valuable lot Of furniture, house
aad goods, and some stock at / O'Clock on /
Wednesday ia front Of the Capitol
The body of Mr. Gordon was dscoy- |
.l.. u Pearl river yesterday evening. about .
fifty yards from where he was drowned last /
Sunday morning.
Nl-sNG-AIr W A Wadden, who was
aaa~u To- have been fishing on one of the
lakes a- the storm came up on Monday has ,
aat-.ncr been heard from
Hos GEORGE T. SwANN.-It will |
p. seen by reference TO our Advertising .
columns that Judge Swami has resumed the
Ia. D.. g. 4
fniye thereof in the Special Court of Equity .
The Judge is too well known to require
any special meatfon at our hands. As law
becoming fashionable We hope he viii |
have more cases than he can attend TO- and
more fees than he can disburse.
PEnsoxAL.-Geu f. McNair, for
..erIy Of Jackson, iatterIy a Confederate
Bug1dier. and now a Commission Merchant |
" New Orleans is on a visit to our city.
IL There was great excitement |
among the little folks in town yesterday |
caused by the arrival of those Patent Re
tuu Balls, at Lemly Il Sons Those who
would secure one of those popular toys,
should call carly or the supply viii be ex-
Hmstrd
ArrEcrNG.-We learn that
..r affecting scene took place at the New
Orleans Railroad depot yesterday evening
. the occasion being the final parting of sun
drE school marus with their colored pupils
of tins city. Tears were freely shed on both
/. sides. 10 seems the best of friends must
8 sometimes part
NoHr ArE.-AngeIo adyortises ale at
#vholr4alc
Es- Mcssrs Eyrich a Co., next
door have laid upon our table Frank Leslie's
Magazine for June, and the latest dates of
Chimney Corner and Harper's Weekly.
WHAT'S TO Pay We learn that the
seeerd Freedmen 5 schools Of tins city have
suddenly aud indefinitely suspended opera
Bon. Have the pupils already mastered
ths classics! or has Northern PhiIanthrophy |
played-ouG Perhaps the weather Is getting
TO- warm We want light upon this dark
mbe.t
ME, MARY DMEY-We regret to
anuauucc the death of this venerable and es-
thnable Lady (vifc of David Daley ESQ.,
wh,oh occurred yesterday morning at y
o'cu.k She had almost reached the age Of
thre. score years and ten She leaves a
lar. circle of devoted relatives and friends
to m.urn her departure. Her funeral will
tai place from the Preshy terrain Church II
So This evening