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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-27

The following are the figures sup.
Piled by the Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau, showing the num-
Der Of destitute persons in the States
enumerated. We doubt the accuracy
=, 'ne sources of information upon
which these statistics are based.
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HnsoSyent wotIca

"A Ill persons hslding. claims against the es-
!, - tate Of b. X. Dyes, deceased, are here
by notified to come forward at the next Anril
term, Of the Probate Court of Newton county
mississippi, when said claims will be taken lip
lor examination and allowance and the pro
rata share Of each will be declared.
A. d., 1867 ' - -"''' 'n'
March 2S-w8t THOS. KEITH riorl,
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UGGISTs.
JnWMLRT AND FANCY GOODS.

A B. GRISWOLD & CO., old firm of
IA. Hyde n Goodrich; established in New
Orleans Fifty years. Manufacturers and I'M
porters of Watches, Jewelry, Silyer-ware, Cut
lery, Guns and Pistols, corner. Canal and Roy
al streets, New Orleans. Nov 10 div
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
KENT, THOMAM a GARTER,
PEANOs AND nlUsTO.

XORN Il BREMEN, 90 Camp street Con-
- stantly on hand first class Pianos. PlyePs,
Martins and Ouvriers, the celebrated Cycloid,
etc. oct Is, d 1y
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SEWING MACHINEs
sIkINTs AVID CORsETs-
APER WAREHOUSE.


E(oSENFELD FASs, Louisiana Spiral Skirt
Corsets impor ed Ne oyO n t 5,l'
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WHOLESALE FISH MERomANTs.

~ ID. MOODY, a. CO., 81 Tchoupitoulas
~. Street Special attention given to selling
Mackeral, Cod fish, Herring Butter, Cheese
md arl Nov n sJt,y
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CORN. DAVIS Ann mAY-
HARDWARE, RELTIN9; :, ..

{ FORGE ~ SEARS, General Commission Mer-
NJ ohsnt and Dealer in Hay, Corn Cats and Bran
- -""s"Nho sbrteb. Nov 10 div
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Pianos Timed
CITY TAYESIf

The Taxes on real estate for the year 1867.
nave been due the city since the first dav Of
tions without delay.
City Warrants taken at par for all taxes
All persons wishing 10 pay IN Warrants
viii do well 70 present them At onoe.
JAMES BLACK.
1laIch ~ i1uf- I'm CITY Marshal
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running by Tomorrow. The Company, =
bufldihk neN ievee around the depot and
STRENGTHENING the old one at Columbus

rgnpips hy to,porrow, The Company. ].
bufldine . nek ievee around tie depot and
strengthening the old one 1t Columbus.
es AUGUSTA, Mo- Feb. 20.
The Senate passed . resolutions 10 change
the Constitution BY striking ont the amend
ment of l847, which prokibita the creation
Of any State debt, except for war purposes.
The House will probably concur.
MosrREAI, Feb. 20.
The railway bridge over the Pike river at
Stanbridgs gave way to-day, prscipitating .
locomotive and four loaded freight cars into
the river, Killing Spears, . railway employee,
instantly. IA
A woman named Cartsr, and her parsmour,
were committed for trial on the charge Of
poisoning her former husband.
sS3 3Saa CHICAGO, FEB. %.
This morning the boy Hamilton, who shot
his uncle 1t his residence on Michigan ave>
nue., was brought before Justice Milliken and
committed for bail at the Recorders Court
in the sum Of e1,600. When IN Court this
morning he wept bitterly, and his uncle was
much moyed. The latter said he fully for
gavt hb nephew for the wicked aet, and sta
ted Il = his inteat;on 70 stand BY him. 70 the
last.
DuBuouE, Feb. 20.
The Dubuq6e Produce Exchange has
adopted the GENITAL System, 70 take eject the
first Of March
Yesterday was very disagreeable. A snow
storm il prevailing.
Preparations are being made for festival
for ths benefit Of the Orphans Home Of the
State.
W. HAA4roRD, Feb. 20.
Abraham Skatts, an old gentlemen of 76,
committed suicide at Weathers6eld yesterday
during temporary alteration of mind.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Nrw YoRK, Feb.

New YoRK, Feb 20.
A Tribunes Washington special says that
the Senate Judiciary Committee to-day had
under consideration quite number U nonhi-
nations Of revenue collectors and assessors
from New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
Nearly all will be reported bsek adversely,
which is virtual rejection.
The Senate Military Committee have had
under consideration the military nominations,
and have PASSED thus far but very few. The
chances are tina. 9 large number 'ofthem will
be rejected.
The Committee are instituting rigid enqui-
ry into the character of the nominations made
BY the President against the wishes Of Secre-
tary Stanton. and unless their record is good
they will be rejected.
There is no probability that anything will
be done with the proposition which was re-
ferred to the Ways and Means Committee, to
report bill providing that there shall be no
further reduction, during the present year, OF
the four million dollars per month";:
at meet.ng OF tbe southern -hepubhcan
Association, held in Washington on Monday
evening, Gov. Hamilton, Of Texas, offered
the following resolution. which was adopted
Resoiced, That in any action OF the Con-
gress Of the United States touching The
condition Of the States lately in re-
belhon, it is essentially necessary the
protection of the lives of loyal men and
to the erection OF aoyal governments IN those
States, that the present existing government
be abrogated, the Loyal men of all races
be franchised. and AT least a portion Of Tbs
sepeis dlstranoa.sed, and the organization .o
the State Government conhded to loyal hands
they therefore, respectfully but earnestly re
quest Congress to apply the bill known as the
Louisiana bill, reported by Mr.. Eliot of the
House OF Representatives. to all the insur
reciionary States not now represented IN Con
gress. and we do disapprove Of the bill nov
pending before the House of Representatives
known as the Military bill as passed by th'
Senate of the United States.
At meeting OF the Cabinet to>day thu
Postmaster General remained in conference
with the President for some time after tn,
departure of the other members, and whei
he came out he did not look like an ofhcia
Who is Threatened with decapitation.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRK, Feb. 20.
A Washington special says the Ways and
Means Committee will probably introduce a
new demand loan bill, within two or three
days, covering the ground of that sent to the
Banking Committee last night.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.
A communication from the Postmaster
General, laid before the House to-day, shows
that, between July 28th, 1865, and the 9th OF
December the number of postmasters remov-
ed was /, ,864 Of that number 1888 we're tor
political reasons. s
A communication from the Comptroller OF
the Currency, states that the National Banks
acquiesce in the decisions Of the Supreme
Court, that States can tax their shares, and
81s Of them have paid $64l,210 under the
State taxation, including those unreported,
the approximate total is S., 489, 457.
Itappears from . communicates from the
Secretary of the Treasury, that the gross pro.
ceeds from the sale of captured and branded
cotton in the rebel Ststes, is $29. 800, 900 ;
the proceeds of sales from miscellaneoui
property, viii reach $84, ,05s, 900. The total
disbursements have been s., 8 10, ,787; leaving
the profit 70 the United States nearly So,
GOO 600. Asss@
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MISCELLANEOUS times.

LouIsvILLs, Feb. 90.
A Nashville despatch, Of the 18th inst,
announces the receipt Of private despatch,
stating that the steamer David White WAS
blown up. Capt. Kinney, and Deshall,
Clerk, was lost. No locality given. Sup>
posed TO be between Memphis and Vicks>
burg. She was coming from New Orleans.
The lines are down South, 30 We can get no
particulars yet.
NAsnyrLLR, Feb, 19.
The House passed the militia bill, amend
I'd. Then Senate will concur in the amend
ment. The State Guard are not to be armed
unless in actual service. aA
The Senate rejected the bill TO compensate
loyal owners for loss, and by the war.
The Democrat, Conservative paper, has
been suspended.
NV ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
A resoluticn wAs introduced in the Senate
declaring that, in consequence Of the non
representation of many of the States, the
snts of the so-called Congress are unconsti-
tutioual. cuusequestly null and void.
weather clear and warm. Business brisk.
Arrived-W. J. Lewis, st. Louis Mississippi,
Louisville; Leonidss and Kate Robinson,
Pittsburs. Departsd-Edward Walsh, st.
Louis; Il. Ames Longworth, louisville; ,.
B. Lee, vickshufg.
NrLwAuKKE, Feb. 20.
Ths Roasd ~ Dieseeors Of the Wisconsir
Sol61wj Homa. Il tAeif ananal rspot - the
Stats Lekisiasure, give very 6atterinG &C
eesnt d ths prosperity 80 ssssesnen e eht
;nsti,utiou. The number OF assivAh dusiul
he - ri AsVs tsau 49, asase - - =.
eevseTs sa-aSa .sE ssast -sasssEa
s&aisF ssaaa# szssa
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight report
FROM MEMPHIS.
Particulars OF the Loss of the sfsams n
David White.

Particulars OF the Loss of the Steam 81
David White.
MExPHis, Tenn, Feb. 20
The AralaneAs Of this morning says that
the steamer David White left New Orleans
on Thursday night, for Louisville, with one
hundred passengers, and Eve hundred tons Of
freight for Nashville and Louisville.
She bursted her larboard boiler on Sunday
noon, near Columbia, two hundred and Fifty
miles South Of here. The forward part Of the
boat was literally torn to atoms, and many Of
the passengers and officers were blown q
hundred feet in the air, with the fragments
and debris Of the boat. The scese 10 de-
scribe. as heart renoing. The clothing was
blown of of some of the officers.
Captain Kinney was blown up one hundred
feet and landed in the river much bruised
and scaIded.
The reported loss of passengers is
sixty FIVE. Many Of their names are I'M
known, as the books were lost.
The hpat 10 complete wreck. Part Of the
boiler exploded upwards, and part down
wards gearing the hull vide open.
The engineers and 6remen were blown
aaown wtth the hull.
Yhe Aeamer Piles Berlin picked up the
survvois, and the steamers Emerald and
Pauline Carol brought them lels.
Dan Kinney is here badly scalded, with
but slight hopes Of his recovery.
KlLLEp-Capt II. B. Shaw, Nashville;
Vim. Smi,hwick, I'd Clerk, Nashville; John
Davis, Clerk, Nashville; J. r. Tombs, mate,
Nashville; Jno. Jewett, carpenter, Canada;
]. Story, engineer, New Albany; R. Elap,
striker, Paducah; brewster, Polk COUNTY,
Tenn, Wm. Silly, Kentucky; Mitchell, Ohio;
Capt. Harrison, Paducah; Dan. Carlton,
Tenn; Edie khen, New Madrid, Mo-; T.
Brown, Iowa; Martin kelmor, Missouri; B.
Wells, Kentucky; VIM. Somers, Kentucky;
VIM. Morris, Kentucky; Jerry Ball, Stewart,
" m. Brown, Sam johnson, John Miller, P.
Taylor, Pat Calnew, j. White, j. Woods.
Parker, Martin Moran, Peter Hines, Charles
Kiddrick, Frank Bassier, Harvey Graham,
Jno. King, Dan Carr, Jerrie Cochrell, and ].
Hughes.
WousDEp-Capt. D, Kinney, Nashville,
badly scalded; inc. D. Pant, pilot, Louisville,
bru,sed, John Ray, engineer, severel,
bruised; Robt. Ray, striker, and Charles
Cross, badly bruised and scalded; Wills Carr
cabin boy and greaser, II. Davis, Green
vile, and DIR. Bush; of Louisville, thigh
broken; r. Buckner. badly bruised; J. Fl
Tripplett, Owensboro, slightly bruised Dr.
Shaw, Clarksyille, Tenn, Bruised; Jno
Glib, Jas. Cummings, Jno. Brown, Jno
Weaver, VIM Thorne. John Staiey, and Mr.
VIM. Wilson, all more or less injured.
Of all the cabin passengers, onv clever
are un,njgfed.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRx, Feb. 20.
The first annual meeting of the National
Board of Fire Underwriters convened TO day.
About $50 delegates were present, represent
ing $500, 100000 capital.
The report Of the Executive Committe "a.
vors an increase of rates Accepted, and
power to act given to that Committee, which
was increased to Fifty members.
The subject Of a three quarters of value
rule for insuring will be canvassed to-mor-
row.
Some unimportant business, and the subjec,
Of iusuring buildings where petroleum vas
was taken.
A Committee Of ten was appointed to nom
mate officers for the ensuing year.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
The Committee Of Conference, looking tc
unite the Old and New Presbyterian Church
hold their FIRST session in this city to,mor-
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FROM NEW YORK.

NFw York, Feb, 20.
The Fenian excitement is shaping into se>
rious action The discouraging cable tele>
grams we're disbeieyed, and volunteering was
brisk. The Breienborn, St. Lawrence, AT
taltara and other circles, held enthusiastic
meetings during las. evening. Mayor Holt
man being invited to address Fenian meet
ing, declined. He did not approve of such
demonstrations.
The depot oNthe Morris 4 Essex Railroad,
At Drakesville, n j., was burned yesterday
morning early. The agent of the company,
Mr.. Francis Bryan and his wife, who slept in
the building, narrowly escaped with their
lives, from the burning station. Two Of
their daughters were severely burned. Moth
ing in the building was saved.
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A Washington letter writer Who attended
. recent Collar reception, gives us the fol>
lowing sketch:
" That Spanish-lookins woman yonder.
with the jes-black hair and eyes, dimpled
cheeks, the incisive and wilful yet pretty
mouth-the one wearing mar oon- coosed sa.
in, trimmed With white PHI Cary She
is the wittisst woman in America, and one Of
the best posts- Within the pas. two years
she has moro than fulfilled the early promise
OF her youth. Some Of the very bes. lyrics
in the language, written within that time, are
from her heart and pen. Tha, tail, graceful
woman by her side, dressed in black, with a
white lace shawl, is Alice Carr. FOR face
and presence sAe would % singled out in any
COMPANY. Her fsce u sad and sweet, her
eyes the gentiest brown. One Of the most
distinguished OF American portrait- painters
said Of her I: She is beautiful; 6nd myself
constantly farming 70 her face This is no,
over praise. Thseyes which discern il tracs
on her coastenaacs fhst imper;slaSis oeausy
of the spirit which survives and surpasses the
beauty OF youth.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NV YoRx, Feb. 20.
The Heralds Richmond correspondent,
says man named Massey was attacked by .
gang Of rebels, under The leadership Of {
Sheriff, named Davis, at Waynesville, N. c.,
recently. He Was fired upon forty times
without being injured, and, returning the FIRE,
injured man named Underwood. he then
escaped. but the sheriff says he will call od,
the county to take him. Massey was engaged
during the war in passing recruits through
the lines to the Union army, and stands in.
dictei for that offense. This was the cause
of the attack.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

tss HARTFORD, Feb. 20.
The Demo(rnts nominated Richard D. Hub<
bard for Congress ID The Frst District.
PaIIApKl.PHIA. Feb. 20.
This morning = George Rilinssr was be.
ng taken from prison into the Criminal
Court for trial, on the charge of assault and
battery and attempted rape, he was shot dead
% he Atherlof the giFl on Nhom ~ tst-
.4gs wss s4tSnpted. Ihe fathers sensSis
Ihos; Lens .nd he s.vs h1msei, I'm ell. up '"ns'
MoxrooxERY, Feb. 10.
The LeGishturs adjoaiasd ~ ~ - night
No aetion Wa ulien On Fedefai relations.
CArRo, Feb. -.
The Superintendent Of the Mobile and Ohio
railraad bes kAs vhele fpfcs Of the road rs-
DAhaat dsA4etA 6sd kops - hAvs etua1ea
e1asytss-e ~ II sse4A 4 ssess st.&s sas gssk44*
yEyas = aaA gsaxsSs 80
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NASHVILLE, Feb. 20.
River rising. with fifteen feet Of water on
the shoals. Warm and raining.
Arrived-A. Baker, <. s. Graham, Burks-
vile Tycoon. Cairo !; LouiA, Evansville.
peparted-Gen. Seigel, Burksviae; Night
ingale, Cincinnati. r5ysse
LoulsyllLE, Feb. 20.
The river 9ommenced rising at midnight.
After falling ! inches in sixteen hours, II rose
sinches, andlis now rising. No arrivals or
departures.
@ Nxw YoRK, Feb. 20.
A violent snow storm is now raging. The
snow is badly drifted, impeding travel. Dis,
patches state that the storm is prevailing ex.
tensively.
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From CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20.
Gen. Sheridan arrived here last night.
Geo. A. Ellsworth, John Morgan's tels>
graph operator. Who shot and killed James
Smythers at Sharpsburg, Bath county, Ky,
on Saturday last was srreNssd near Lexing-
ton, KY, yesterday.
The river Has risen twelve inches within the
last twenty four hours, and is now rising one
half inch an hour. Fifty one feet and nine
inches in the channel. Weather cloudy.
ThermnpnAter lQo
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4 SINGULAR accident happened q, Malone
n Y, last week. A boy named Hastings
who was sitting on fence watching freight
train pass, lost his balance and fell cd b,
struck his face down on the snow. and slie
| head forward down the embsnkmenL undel
the wheels Of the train, and was instantl.
crushed.
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MILWAUKEE, Feb. 20.
A boiler in the Wisconsin paper mill ex.
ploded this afternoon. Four were killed sad
three wounded. The names of the killed
are Isaac Bsllenger aid his wife, Dennis
Short t6remanl, and Mrs. Jordan. The dam.
age to the mill is estimated at so, 900.
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FIFTEEN sets of wooden machinery in Ed
ward Harris mills, at Woonsocke., r. l.,
we're stopped Saturday, and will not be start
ed until revival Of business.
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THs Chicago Times says If President John.
son is swinging around into the Republican
camp, "a he ought to swing round in a circle
of hemp
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20.
This evening the New Albany gas.work,
burned down. Loss S6o, 900. Insurance un-
known.
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ALWAYS TAKE THE BEST.
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the woyld-ths best evidence of ysSra.re N>vf, and
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LYsy commenced exporting shoes To Eng
land in 1861, and has kept st it, moro or less
ever since.
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LITE CABLE DlsPl1tlE.
Trial Of Fenian Prisoners.
Nine Found Guilty and Heav-
lily Sentenced
Electtoose Of sHensbes-s Or the
GesMsAss Parliament.
Another zoyA1 Birth.


/ III LoIpos, Feb. Pom.
| To-day none Of the rebel Fenians have
been captured here.
Nina psrsons arrested in Dublin on sus-
picion Of being Feaians, have been tried and
found guilty, and we're heavily sentenced.
Consols opened 1t 81; 5-2os are advancing,
and opened At AZ; Erie, steady, s7a; I. c. 7s
ex dividend
BERIIx, Feb. 20.
The election returns for members Of the
German Parliament are nearly all in. The
nembsrs fom 6axony srs ansi-P -Pnssian.
The Government has contracted for several
Steamers on American patterns.
"a LONDON, Feb. 90, p. \.
The Princess Of Wales was safely deliver,
ed of girl yesterday.
Intimes in Bulge. are largely increased
over those OF the preceding year in Ger
many.
BERLIN, Feb. 20, -.
Reports from al parts Of Northern Germa
ny indicate that the Liberals have carried
Parliament.
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TIL Steamer David White
Blown Up.
SIXTY LIVES LOST.
Partial List Of the Victims.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

GOLD CLOSED 1876 "a.
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