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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-07
LANES rs- s-HARRIS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, and Real EstatA
"a and Collecting Agent, Woodvillc, Miss;
VIII buy, sell, lease rent, i.iantatlons ana
lands in parcels to suit purchasers, &c The
collection of claims of ali kinds will be attend
ed to promptly.
REFER To-H. T. Lonsdale, Gen. r. McNair,
John z. Dillingham;, Attorney at Law, New
Orleans; Col. j. s. Hamilton, Jackson, Miss;
Stewart & Leake, Bayou Sara, La; Gordon g.
Barber. Hon. II. f. Simrall, Woodville, Miss.
dee 81 dim
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AND
MACHINE SHOP.

rIyHIS ESTABLISHMENT. located near the
i Railroad junction, having been leased by
the undersigned. we respectfully inform the
ture an machinery usually made or repaired in
a first class foundry, in the most approved
style at moderate prices, ana promptly. ISf,
ing practical and experienced machinists. ana
having first-class workmen in all departments,
we feel confident of own ability TO give
satisfaction in every particular. All who want
Steam Engines, Saw Mills,
Horse Powers, Gin Gearing,
Min Gearing, Shafting, Pullies, DC.
And fonhuildings, Iron Fronts, V Awnings, We
randahI Columns. Sills, Lintels, sash weights
lans, VsS1lts Vault Doors, Iron Raillng iol
remetarv or other purposes. Plow Points oL n
Kinds, and, in fact any description q ns;fa s9sein
heestt1. s,ieste with us before ordering iron
eainnl,Js,se eainaa,.sre CONNELLY & HUGHES.
] iaekpn, April 2l-d5m.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
NEW SCHEDULE


The following schedule goes into effect on
this road on and after sunday the 18th April
INST.
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fnr Improving apd bssutiyiHg ihe CsnpioNlon.
be a0st tabshle sHti li,r4ect qtepglt pee. iuF
EtnE tag skla p,tutiiui peal har tat thal j. ouy
lupa IN ouib qaekis resss isn, tr,ks, tiiI-
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iu@ ths aAtn white ai4 css.f tgsasttr Is clf
uHt e drttc,ca bt tae elUs'st scrutluHy bctas
sesv~ait 81 pePtr4uu " peaeety hItutless. IL is tbe
sag gflirIg % te ktaa Ust ty nr ffrHsh, ana s
s#yfesl ~ he PARTISAN as iRds seHsbie 10 ptf,eet
ifl tPwsds satat belt.o, said dufin4 iv pas.
yssr eGleeHt -aratee "a Jts gd,eaes rlirt riay -
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BEhGEt -ii T4r co.
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CntSEEk COME.
oh by was btautinI and laif,
hita -tarrg % ~, ena rs0iani hair,
u uu-e earring ienariis sufl cHtuiHed,
lugAauea o., yeiy heali ana uiina.

Ci1-per Coma.
Foa CURLING InE HAIR oF Ei.iEG sEX 1870
MAk4 Ahu uLp>Sl ElAuI.Ets or nEaN i
MA@siA A NEHl4~.
i} HsiHs lhi, sfeie La,ies aad Gentemcn ean bean
ny themselves Thousand iuia. u ~ the JAi4 aft1er
iu she n,d a4 Rai Ca sifehi halr ana "a ihe sstut
}iHo zYt il ueaatifai. ssey appearance D he tfis-
lg ntl 0ns tng hair pai i8figratts. bci.
iiats ai eieaHs4 t li- -hiy aHd deli ghtulg peruu3
yi, b t4e calaete article 81 tnC klhd
Ach.l g. t4e Aa4,gteaa paoue, Tbs Irspcf aill
he aWl % any adarsA SEATED ana postpaid iog FL.
AGere-s aii ssasrs 81
M 4. CLARK co. Chsmtsts.
Ass West fAXrlta street sYHActs.. N i,
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NOTICE Il hrfrhs eigta, ia pHrsaenee 0 n 7ct q The
y f L. nse Il tis sTate p3s-ra at is iafR session,
ibat ibe niittukiil BsHk wi eraaem lis outstanding
ht5ts a. tlr cHfef of ihc HsteGk3 National iauk e
Nsurhfstr thai ihe charter 81 ihc fait Eatirukll
d tnk grfntmssnd i7n exstrufr ~ e lhh day et Nu-
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IN sli the acekf spapfs q tire c9gnt whefs 7uh
Bank 4 los&re e. nbr ftll 4fa sellna fo hfi stla
Rank al fr8sem It's uuis iedlng bills th a4Y q he
expirsioa q ne N8auer ~ he 84ie % the itthina'
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So TAls ac .hAn t8ke effect ir0m its pafs1ge.
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DEpTns on THE SEAA French Jour
nal SAYS that the soundings effected
With reference to the new hdns-Atlan-
tic cable have enabled comparisons to
be made Of The difereit depths 81 the
sea Generally speaking, they are not
Of any great depth IN tie neighborhood
of continents; thus the Battle between
Germany aud Sweden is on'y l20 feet
deep; and the Adriatic, between Venice
and Trieste 1870 feet, The greatest
depth of the channel between France
and Englund does MOI Q cesd 200 feet,
while to the Southwest Of Ireland,
where the sea is open, the depth is
more than 1000 feet The seas TO the
south Of Europe are much deeper than
those in tie interior la the mar
rowest part Of The Straits Of Gibraltoi
the depth Is only 600 feet, while 1T.
tle more to the East il is 5000 feet.
on the cost Of Spain the depth is near
" COCO feet At $50 miles South Of
Nantucket South Of Cape Cod 30 bot
tom was found at 1000 feet The
greatest depths are to be met with in
The Southern Ocean TO The West Of
Cape Good Hope 1000 feet have been
measured, and 10 the West Of Sc. Hell
ena $4,000 Dr. Young estimates the
average depth Of the Atlantic at 25,000
feet, and Of the Pacific at 10000 feet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

i GoLDEA THogaur- We know not
tie au1hor Of tl,e following. hit it is
che Of the most LcahalGl productions
Of the human Maud we have ever read:
Mature VIII be reported All things
are engaged Il writing tLeir own bisso-
~ lie pant and tue pebble 20 atten-
aed by lIeir own shadows. Tie rock
leaves It's scratches On the mountain
side, the rifer is bed IN The soil, the
animal leaves Is bones ii tie stratum,
tie fern and the leaf their modest cpl
tapn in toe coal The falling drop
makes ne sepulcher in tho sand or stone;
noy a fooissep ln tie snow or along the
ground, bat prints ita characters more
or less lasting, a map VI It's march; eY-
cry act 81 man mBcrbes itself on the
memories Of iis and his own face. The
air Is iull of sonnd the SKY cf tokens,
the ground IS aiinemoranda, signatures
and eyery object is covered over with
hints winch speak % the intelligent"
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IFffW iINFf ffN#F fsIIH fHtIF- IN
the OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEaALES

Dr Cacssesaa s Female plAs
*ln ia aeliassse seBsye. wtaaa' naiu. si disturb.
aaeea ef the periodic AseaNEe. abether aulhg fgou
<esKAffau ~ ahpresss ssH. fhsV SET ike charm
70 emsn8gng ths eaii4s that aaraaapans d,iicat ~
sns lisie usilifaAii5a. aua aft DC onlr safe and
feltNsis remedy f5f fiashes, Ntee liea&aebe faib'
- TIE LasmA Back NHa sAes, faipasatagn "a tht
Heart, Seresas frensfs hsssef.c. spain 6raken
sisea, aad siher aaptsssaft saA 4anrer F8ets =
a. aAGsatAfas casaiiaA af the seRasi faWctHgss IL
shs safsi csses = faar shas as Whites, hey e.
feei sisec4 suf~.
Dr caeaem8as Fena}s Iiis
Have bten asei seeF sasfser q ceatnry. They
fAYss3 aae@straalaa nnf lsfies inset beaf m .nit,a
thkf ghere ene eaafs81H 81 iae fesns = sxsleu iH
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a. es .she fesalt. miscAf aee. sach ti.e r.s.s-
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aat aaas 5 a sara& eoe ssta. ihsi evea lhe fe.
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sfsi tss REsr sst4 mast Hfs8Ahff trmals alesseins
iH tas aaias ahes g-e9 fH
Dy t4ststm8a fmaie f4Bs
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tsnets7e 81 ssr sass1 en- ef sfsse ass in Asseitea
txaAsg aBeeiaas ta eaeh iaK~-the pfsae. Owe
nalef Pef aga tfan te y &c pitf
Fllts ss4i hf ms nsni s, - fruiftHs Tie
tras 70 sas Hgarfasiess e. sar aafhaf res aeebf z
kasnsss faa1a Nsl3 hg Draeasls gtHera u.
HGTCMlA0s 4 HflFgER Fyarre ass.
aA issf @rse', Asw York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

"Quite wen; in fact. / have bad 'h,
maaag meat ol her property fer som,
years Miss Teller IS the yauug lady
who owns she extensive calico factories
from which oar village take, Us name
Dear me Z exclaimed Mrs seymour
turning pale and sjuking down upoa a
diyan near her "Whv they soy h
heiress Of the old gentleman who owned
the Facioryfille property is the richest
girl ia the country.
"Grace, sad Frank, grayely and AZ
most stcrnly, Wha, does this mean =
The blue eyes filed with tears as
she chung closer TO his arm.
II can't help owning the calico facto-
ries, Frank Don't You loye me just as
well as If | didntg'
My little deeeiycr But why didn't
you tell me r
"Why should tell yau, Frank II
was 30 nice 20 leave the heirlss behind,
and be plain Grace Teller ior while.
And when saw how orpa el your
mother was 10 our engagement, spark
Of woman's wilfulness rose mp within
me, and resolved / would maintain
my incognito. come what might Mrs.
Seymour, eho added, turning archly
round and holding ont her baud to the
discounted old lady, didn't | tell you
that ] owed my daily bread 20 the fac
tory
And poor Mrs Seymour, fore once in
her life, was at loss for an answer.
NATIONAL CEMErEnIrs. "A Washington
corr spondent of the Rochester Demo-
crai furnishes the following information
from ofhcial sources:
There aio ia command OF Gen. Thom
as he following national cemeteries:
Vieksburg, one Of twenty-five acres,
containing about $4,000.
Na,chez, one OF SIX acres, containing
$500 dead
Memphis, twenty-five acres, about 15,
600 graves The dead from Columbus,
kentucky, to Halcna, Ark, along the
Mississippi, are gathered here. From
Haleua 10 Grand Gulf they are inferred
at Nlcksburg.
Cornth has one Of twenty acres, con
tanning about Coco graves.
Plttaburg Laudny twelve acres and
40O0 graves. Tins contuus the dead
from up aud down the Tennessee river.
Font Doleison, twenty acres and $500
graves, containing ,he dead Of jhat field
and al along the Cumbt rlaud below
Nashville.
Nashville, sixty-two acres, $4,000
graves. Tins contains the bodies from
many hospitals aud 4 vide region Of the
country.
s,one River, sixteen acres ana 5000
graves.
ChaaahposS- eqyenty-fyo acres and
i2,O00.
knoxville, four acres and 3, graves.
Marietta, Ga, twenty-five acres and
10000 graves
AndcIaonyiile, about $4,000
Aiillen, 600 graves; small enclosure
Savannah, 1900.
Cumberland Gap, Ky, $50 graves.
London, 800; Mil Springs. over 500;
Perryulle, 1,20O; Camp Nelson, 1900;
Lebanon, 750.
In city cemeteries there are collected
al Coyington, KY, 600 dead; Lexington
LOCO; Richmond, 500; Danyi.le, 400
At Columbia, Tenn, there are l,200
graves.
At Montgomery, Alabama, about 500
graves; III Mobile, 1000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

4 boy watched large building, as
tbe worlmen from day to day carried
up bricks and mortar
Sly son, said his father, won seem
taken with the bricblayers Do you
think of learning tie tradc2'
"No, Sir; ] was thinking what 1t
tle thing d brick il, and what great
houses arc built BY laying one brick on
another
VERY true rar son: never forget it,
So il il is in all great works All your
learning is one lesson added tonother.
II man could walk all around the
world, it would be by putting one foot
before another. Your whole life will be
made up Of one moment upon another
Drop br drop make the ocean.
Learn from this not 10 despise little
things. Be not discouraged by great
labors They become easy il divided
into parts lou could GOT jump over a
mountain, but step Is step takes sou to
the other side. Do not fear therefore,
to attempt great Things Always re-
member that the large building went up
only one brick upon another
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Tor sale.

-FOUR SINGLE sLEIGHS I Cut
tsg basisfs. aa "a d .ss&. ~ IS Dsiiar
KHfesf sNs D#sara
Aaff
fEgEtHG L UTLEY.
Nsrssssss'. &an Fs. lfe7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

ADVERTISE Few persons appreciate
the value of liberal and extensive ad.
gcrtsing. Yet il is one Of the most
powerful aids TO the business man that
can he conceived For the benefit ol
those who cml', see it, when the use Of
advertising is discussed, We give the fol.
lowing instance of It's value;
The mau eho invented Dr. ke's Plan
tation Bitters, and invented The cubalis-
icsign S T. 1860 X-far hen, m 4
daubed il all over the world, has made
an independent fortune Lately he sod
ont his right in the invention (af eI
having made as much money as he need
ed, fjr $10,0G0 After the sale he was
to communicate the significance Of the
wonderful and renowned liel oolyphics;
IS. T-lS6Q X Started Trade 1850
X dollars capital . And this is the
fact He started ii business ii 1860
with a capital Of only ton dollars; and
ny dint OF constant and persistent and
magnanimous advertising. has amasscd
a plincely fortune inside Of a half dozen
years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

4 merchants advice ii selecting a
wife was. get bold u piece Of calico
that wlll tcasH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

There coaetA zlai tldlngs y joy ipall.
10 {uuue and d pid tu gitat sud g. sInall;
Ihe btAWtt which once Has ~ precious and ~
Is ffee ior 81 sad az may BE- iar.
Uy tHe ust OF
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Il HAVE OapEEs NOT TO GO. II have
orders, positive orders, not TO 90 there
orders that | dare not disobey' said q
youth Nlo vas hong tempted 70 q
smoking and gambling saloon
Come don't be uomopbH ! come
along Ike man, ehoute3 he Youths.
"No. ] cant break orders, slid John
"What special orders haye yoa got
Come, show them to us, II You can
Show as your orders
John took neat little book from lis
bocket, and read aloud;
"Eafcr mol into tie pa'h N he ,eicted
and m mt h a,e ray n ecii men. 1c0io
Il ! pass nDf ueor i, md ~ afoB
Now, SAID John, you sec my or.
dels forbid my going with yon. The,
ore Gods orders and By His help ]
mean 10 keep them.
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List Of Articles
TO BE SOLD ron 0NE DOLLAR EACH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

4 RnJL AN1cpou. ia Inc Laaa
lic Eon "a monthly ieuary magazine
oohsod by General ID Ii lhll, of lht
late Confederate army, a correspondent
tells tie following.
After the defeat II onr ARMY at Co
unth under Van Dom, It was ordered
% Grenada IS femberton The
Regiment 81 Mississippi Cavalry was
also oEiercd to that point, although il
dld not belong to THAT division of the
army The regiment had became some
what famous iur rs marching aud eoun
ter-marehiug necessarily without ever
getting INTO serious euf agtment aud
the moruhoauon aud ensgtin Of the
men were extremely great al theragr-
reputation Of tAeir regiment
While We were encanpmed there mt
GrcAada) Grant came up to Coif,r,.l.e.
only twenty mHes Instant, With por-
uon oi his army. Une oi our luische-
yOus lads came riding into camp, saying
that ne had just bos very important
news from tue headquarters OF General
Pemberion "N Nhat iB ~ cned out
many eager voices. There has been a
dag ol ,ruce ia town INTO sent it Z"
demanded tie excited crowd. 'O.d
Grant himself, Was tie reply Well
what does lie Nant "Oh nothing
much, only lie says that be wishes "a
conduct ne Nm on civilized principles,
and rs lie intends 10 shell tA4s town he
requests that all the women, Children
ana the - hegnent Of Mississippi
cavalry be removed beyond al Danger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-05

NEwsPAPEE BoHBowERs. There isa class
OF people who obtain their reading mat
ter keep posted IN the news Of the day
entirely at the expense Of otLer peo-
pie. Many Of this class are not aware
the annoyance they occasion to their
trends by peraisting in this unmanly
and pernlcious practice The cost OF
subscription 10 newspapers is but tri-
fe when compared wl,h the expense
and labor bestowed upon it by the edi-
Tor, and yet you will persist in with
holding patronage and sponge upon
your neighbor, greatly to his imconyen-
ience and the absolute injury Of the pub
Usher. Most Of men who subscribe ahd
pay for their papers, are. too modest to
call you bore, yet we know they SO re-
gard you. We allude to you-th the larl,
now reading his article. You are one
Of those wen wishels Of newspaper,
who never patrouize it one d0liu. to
keep il alive. Good viii Is all well
enough as fan as il goes, but dollars and
cents are the absolute essentials to tie
life Of a newspaper, or its editor either
Give up lac abominable practice OF bor-
rowing. Subscribe for paper Of your
own; give your family the benefit Of it's
perusal, and don longer eutor your
neghbor's family TO make mouths at
you, as they sty there comes old ;
to borrow oT paper, when We have
scarcely read line il it ourselves
This is no imaginary picture, but II has
Of en- occurred and will continue as long
as you persist N this uumanly practice
OF borrowing a newaf aper.- National
Iateiigegcer.
The New York herald., 1867-12-18
THE CONSTITUTIONAL coSvESrIos.

4N
The Tehare Of once OF Judges md Justices.
The following sections OF the report Of the Committee
on the Judiciary were adopteapy sAs Constitutional Com
vention yesterday
SEcros 10 Justices Of the supreme Court shall elected
Dy the rccto their respective IA atres Judges of the
super1 1onrt o the city and couaiy OF New York aud
Court q Common Pleas OF tho city and county o. New
fagk " tne electors OF that city county and this Judges
q Court ~ ne ey Of Bu1aio ~ The electors
OF thai cy The said Judges and Justices elected under this
Snail hold ther oce for the term offoaeen
There shah Be elected in each 2, The counties O
this state except the city and county OF New York
County udge who shall hold tbs oEco for four lie
As ne1s tho County Court and perform the duties Of the
hsCounty Court present existing shaiI eontn
ued VIA snoh originals and appellate jurisdiction shall
The scu1y Judge, with jusices OF tho peace. bs
dosgnated according 70 law may hold eourts Of sessions
With eh criminal Jurisdiction the Legsature shall pre-
scribe, and perform such other duties may be
qursd cy hw The County Judge shall receive an annual
sa y ce nxed by the Board Of Supsrvisors which shall
Jusess of the Peace services in Cours d Sessions
ha p paid per diem allowance out Of The county treas
u a COUNTIES having population exceeding forty thou
sa14 t1e Legsianre provide for the election Of
ree perform The duties Of the odce or surrogate
tern q ones sha 20 The same - that Of the County
shsH teke effect shall hold their ofcss until the expiration
81 - TOR which they were respectively elected In
or1or local courts OF cv aud criminal urisdcon 0s
reests 1usasd ~ the Legislaure; also the following
Snc " Inc County Judges OF any county may preside at
court q nesoas o. hold county courts In sny county ex
EhsA whsn requested thereto By the County Juoge
OkhGr county. sgl ~ alt# kNM ~ #8 ~ Aanss
The New York herald., 1867-12-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Tao RepabIieRa State nsi Sn- End orse-
menf Of General Grant for tho Presideacy.
CorcoRD. Dec. II, 1857.
rhs Rspublicau ssAts OOavsntoa meets here Co NOR
row. large number or delegates have arrived. Al .
meeting Of the stats Central COmmissss tonight the
following resolution was unanimously adopssd:.- a4
Resolved. That whereas all political and psounisry
evils which now aiot our country manly attrbuaa
Die 70 the unpatrotic conduct or wrong headed Pss
dent it ID Of vital m0msas that sucos&or 70 the
present incumbsnt shall snAbody the loyal spirit and
pnrpcses o. the natou. We thersfore In behalf Of the
loyal people Of New HAmpshre, do hereby proclaim
our and their hrst choice for the position the great
tain, General u q Gnnt whe conducted our armies
70 victory and Cur country - peaeA Rstisens ana
gacions n council posssaoed and daring IN battls
condolences and hrst IN hs heaEts ef has coautvymsn