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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-04-10
JACKSON.
River Foundry,

River Foundry,
Machine Shop /!
State Street, jackson, Miss
HAVING secured the services Of expert
Ii enced Iron and Wood workers, am now
prepared to deliver to order
CAST IRON FLOWS,
NJ. 1, cutting inches, 81 90
No. 2, cutting 8 inches. 90
These plows are fitted up with superior sea-
soned timber, are cast iron, and one advantage
in securing these Plows is that you can always
conveniently secure Points and Land Sides OF
the original pattern. -.
The prices will be as reasonable as those Of
sny first class Plow in the market.
@ALL OUR PLOWS WARRANTED.
The following extracts from letters from
planters who have used these plows are ap-
pended in order to show how they are appre-
ciated after trial:
CANTON, Madison Co, Sept. /, 1865.
hereby certify that have used the one
horse cultivating Pillow manufactured by Mr..
@. Williams this season, and find it to be the
best have e-er worked. w. DRANE.
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MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS INsTITUTE.


TIME undersigned have opened q High
IL School at the Mississippi Springs, and are
now ready to receive boarders These Springs
are two miles from Cooper's Well, six from
Clinton, five from Raymond, and ten from
jackson, ON the Raymond and jackson road.
Before the war they were frequented as wa
tering place, and their situation is known to be
one Of the most healthful In the South.
We will teach the Latin, Greek, French and
German Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and all the common
branches Of an English education Surveying
taught practically with the Compass.
Terms will be ut the rate Of thirty dollars a
month, WITH NO EXTRAS, and boyson en-
tering will be required to pay for half Of the
unexpired session, and the rest at the eXpira-
ration of the time paid Tor.
We intend to keep good. plain table, and
to do what we can to make the sojourn Of our
pupils with us both pleasant and profitable.
Post Office, Raymond, Mississippi.
IN 3E j. @ DAVIS,
Jan 17-d1&w3m VIM. THURM0ND.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MARION FEMALE SEMINARY
MARION. ALA.

-..-. MARION, ALA.s get 41F
YTvHIs is one of the Oldest institutions for
IL the Education Of Young Ladies IN une
South, having been founded In 1884.
Situated in a healthy region, Marion Is IN
remarkable degree exempt from the prev9aililng
diseases and epdemics OF the country. ~ na5
long been noted for its superior educatona n
facilities, as well as the intellectual moral, So
cialand religious character Of It's citizens:
The Principal has leased the Seminary BULL
dipgs for twelve years, and 1t is his purpose 70
make 1t School in all respects worthy tne
patronage of those who wish their daughters
thoroughly educated.
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
sa viii be under the charge OF a4
THE PRINCIPAL AND HIS LADY.
The exercises OF this institution VIII Degln
October LIST 1866, and close on the last friday
In June 1867.
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RANKIN co. NAY 1S. Is

RANKIN Co., May ~ 1866.
We have been using Mr.. Charles williams
PlOw during the present season, and find them
to do as good work as any pillow we have ever
used.
They run very light as much so as any
pillow Of the same size we have ever used, and
In every respect we find them preferable to all
other plows, and therefore we can confidently
recommend them to to the planting communil
ty generally. DAN'L ALLEN,
Ir-aa ELI ALLEN,
WIN. ALLEN.
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Land Sides and Plow Points. 70 Ct all other
patterns, kept constantly on hand. Warehouse
at S. p. BALEY's, on Pascgaoula street, Jack.
sOn, Miss.
1 am prepared to furnish an kinds Of House
Fronts and Verandahs, ornamental and plain.
jackson. Mss, Jan ss-dsn
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DlAf OhO aOOLllhA1Oh,
The great Labor-saving Agricultural Imple-
ment Of the age-the work Of four
men and four mules done by one
t.- boy and two mules.
The past seasons eulfvating has proved ii .
perfect success In Mississippi and LOUIS
lana.
- stattley's Gang Plow, for bedding nd
Land-a raluable machine
Vans Pafent Wrought Iron Cooking Rang
ers-50 different Ezes The Great Money-save
for Hotels, boarding houses and large families.
Their advantages are Great Cooking surface
Large supply q Hot Water, Economy Of fuel
IN use By St james Hotel, n. o.. Prenfiss
House, Wa sburg, Rarslale House. Mer-
idian. Jones House. Neriflian. Point Clear Ho-
tel, H. Hilzheim, Jack son. Miss, and THOUSANDS
q others throuEhout the south West
Fer price and descriptive lisis address
TH0S. B. BODLEY Il CO,
No. Perdido streef,
inov1 Massnie Han Esr orisanL
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BAHALA, MISS, Dec. 81, 1866.
Dir. c. WuLIANss-Dear SRI have used
one Of your Cast Flows the present season, and
find them to be equal to any have ever used,
and are superior In grass and truck, being free
from choking. B. +. MARTIN.
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CONTACTS WITH FREEDNFN for ale
y, 81 thit Once, b. fhs single blank OF quiTS
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JACKSON. Nay 81. 1sas

dALhoUN. my d. Iol1s
Mr.. c. WILLIAMs:-Dear Sir-I have been
using your Piow for some fine. and consider
il as good as any pillow have ever used. I am
using also, with yours, the Moore & Miller and
Avery Piow, and find yours equal to either.
Very respectfully yours. -
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

Jackson and Armstrong rs. Hardy and Vlckroy, same action as above
 David Armstrong us Jacob and Samuel Miller-Cause continued by consent of par. ties. Grand Jury returned into Court and re. ported that they had found true bin against Joseph Alyea for malicious mischief and having no further business before them asked to be discharged, and by the Court the request was granted.
 Court adjourned until Tuesday, Oct. s.
 Tuesday, Oct s, 10 A. Nj. The people, etc., us Joseph Alyea-Defend. ant being arraigned, and Clerk having read the bill of indictment, put in the following plea:
 The defendant pleads that he is not guilty Of the offence charged in the indictment. The Court ordered yenire issued for twelve trial jurors to appear forthwith
 The Sheriff returned yenire-jurymen ex- amined and six accepted. The pane. being incomplete venire for twelve more trial iu. TOTS was ordered, and Court adjourned until tomorrow at 10 A. M
 Wednesday, Oct 9, 10 A.M Sheriff returned venirc-jurymcn exam ined and panel completed.
 Evidence submtted--argument made by counsel-charge given by the Court-jury re. tired in charge of the Sheriff and in few minutes returned with the following verdict We, the jurors in the case of the people ts Joseph Alyea, find verdict of not guilty as charged in the indictment.
 THos. FAIRcRAvE, Foreman. There being no further business before the Court, the trial jurors summoned for tho term were discharged and Court adjourned until tomorrow at T o'clock A. M.
 Thursday, Oct. To, 7t AM The minutes of the previous meetings O Court, during the October sitting, were read and duly approved, and Court ordered ad journed for the term.
 jAMEs P BuLI. Clerk.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
Probate Notice.

in the rroba;e Cosrt, Territory of Arizona. Coun. ty of layaps To the matter of the estate of F. A. NHnBibhcY. d-ccasrd
 The Territory of Arizona scpds greeting In ursuauee Co an order of tlIis Court duly made ld entered. ou the Tth day of October. A n. lsg7. utirr is hereby given, that on Friday tbe lsth ay of October. A. b. ls67 70 o'clock {. N of isi sias at the Cosrf ko0al of sAld Cours, "a ihe JSn of Prescott. Ia said county, has been Ep. oiriet for hearing ihe ayJfrAiion of John 4, iush, praying tast a docaIDept pcw on Gir m the dscc of tiae Clerk of eala Ceart pasorsis.S sn ss bs lAst VIII and testament of U. A. NxnBlbhci ccessed be admitted Co probate, and that letter. ,siAmentAft theressEi. be issved Co sAic John A Rash. zh6 ,. 1-liacd iaeFsln ExccutoE AI w hIei ltne and place al persons interested tnsy sppsAi and ooutest the same
 fy cr3rf of the Gcsyf
 ~li.sss my hand Ana the seal of said Cosrt. fh. 7lh daF of foeiot'cr, D iSST
 l. FC. CHRISTIE.
 Clsss frob&ss Court
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

THE Governor has appointed Charles Fer. naid Of Santa Barbara, Cal. and Frederick R, Anderson of New York City, Commissioners of Deeds for Arizona. -
 MoHAvE CouSTY.-A valued and attentive correspondent at Hardyvile sends us a batch of interesting items from Mohsye county, which will be found in this paper.
 BREAD.-The staff of life will be found at all times, in quantities to suit and excellent in quality, at the Pioneer Bakery; also, pies, cakes, etc Mir. Felt is prepared to furnish cakes or provide suppers for weddings, balls and picnics, at short notice and in the very best style
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
DISTRICT coURT-MoHAvE COUNTY
DIsrRrcr GuEAKs OFFICE, MomAvr O., ,

DISTRICT ILEkks OffiCE, MoiiANI to-,
 HARDYyrLLg, October Il, 1867.
 The District Court of Mohayc county con vened at IIardyville, Monday, Oct ', 1867, Hon, Ii. H. Carter presiding.
 A grand jury having been ordered, the Sheriff returned the following named per sons as having been duly summoned accord ing to law, to wit:
 F. L. Kemp, Jno. Grayery, Jno. T. Coe, Milo F. Dowd, Jesse Harper, Frank Becker, Benj. Spear, Norman Marlow, Samuel Hotf- ner, George Thresher, U. E. Doolittle, Dan lsl o'Leary, Andrew T. Wisdom, Martin " Dass, Joseph Msrlow, Wm. J. Bennett, Chas' allmindinger, James B. Wilson, Thad- deus Thompson, N II. yosler, Jno. Funk Samuel Ton and A. J. Akins.
 The Court ainointed Samuel Todd, Esq Foreman, and chasged the Jury orally, where upon they retired Ia deliberate in charge oi the Sberifi,
 Jaclsson and Arm,trone. ,s. Win. H. Hardy
 PinintiHs Attoraoy sasS.-s s.s.o,,rrt o.o-sf MT. Jaeison, and lv order Of co"'' continued until Jsnulry sss,-
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
IiiaTfcE,a SUMMvMe.

fn the Justices Court, Prescott township. To sad for the coaBty Of raFsps'
 In the name of tbe Territory of Arizons to Petss Meichlor send greeting
 You are hereby summoeea to appear before ne zf zsT uT751F, Tu vrs town 0i Prreeotf, County os layapai. Territory of Arizona. within tSenfy days fcxciusiye of thc day of srycel aftsy the service upon you of this summons. f scrved ~lthlu this counfy huf if ssr4sA ans nf he county .-e tT sAr Territory. theu wlghin forty days. aud f served out uf the Territory, siien within twenty dave Co answer unto the complaint of James Grant 6ied n my office on tho let day cf ocsohcE i-o7, .gain,t voc to which he aiicres balance due him Of ihirry-thres isg2 9o-lo0 dollars and tseniy cents for goods vares and merchandise. delivered to'yoE st your own spccisl snsizDee and reqHcsi- If yoa fail to appear and answer jB3Erneui will tt taken against y0s fof th@ above asnount, together with ed slze--.e.
 To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county, Ercsaing Make legal service and due return htFs1f
 Given under my hand ihi, Ist day of October, 1. n. is67
 c W BARNARD,
 Justice of the Peace.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

A SHADE TOO RrD--The Los Angeles Nsrs advertises as "Ie>t-A crimson hair bracelet n We have seen and admired all shades of rod diss hair, from golden to brick dust, |" but crimson hair" is shade redder than our reddest capillary experience. We once had swec;nrSs" whose hs'F vas so red that we needed no lantern to light us home from meeting on the darkest nights; we knew gentleman who speFted aussistaeise o' q shade which the ladies lgood judges oi color) donominatsA "pink;" VIC have heard of youth whose "feryn locks caused the explosion of powder magazine which he in eas;ioIs'; entered with his head uncovered but all these crinal phenomena must pale ir the lurid light of e5iHsoA hair. Lost w. don't believe it. The unfortunate possessor of that "crimson hair bracelet" qteaohei il in saa5d.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

TERRITORY OF ARizoSA OFFICE oY TBK SECRETARY,
 PREscoTT, October 10, 1867. PARTIES having books, documents Of any kind belonging to the Territorial Library, or to tbe oflce Of the undersiged, are requested to re- turn them forthwith
 JAMES F. T. CARTER
 Secretary oi the Territory
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

CoL' PRICES ExPEDrrIoS.-0ur correspond ent at Beale's Springs, under date Of the l4th inst, furnishes the following items:
 Major Clendenin has returned to camp after a three days scout after Serum and his band lie came upon the Indians about thirty miles northeast from here, and drove them from n ranch they occupied into the mountains. He found in the ranch abandoned by the Indians books and papers belonging to the Willing party, who were lately driven from the Sac ramento District with the loss of four men. His party being too small to assail the Indians in their fastnesses (Serum having been joined by numbers of Wallapais driven in by Lieu tenant Wells's party, the Major returned to camp for achievements.
 Col. Price will move his headquarters from Beale's Springs to some point as near to the Indians as he can get, SO as to give active employment to all his available force.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

DAMAGING RrPoRT. last week pub. lished, among other items Of news from Col. Prices command, a statement that Lieut.. lIartson, who had been out on a scout with a detachment Of cavalry, had seen Indians in the mountains but could not reach them. We have received from a source which VIC deem reliable, version of the affair not at all croditable to the Lieutenant commanding. 1t is alleged that Lieut. IIsrtson, with his de. tacbmea;, discovered indications of the prox. unity of Indians, when a halt was ordered X corporal went forward about hundred yards, saw rancheria with Indians around it, who seemed tO be totally unaware of the vicinity or the troops, and, returning,
 ported to bis commander. The Lieuten rebukcd him sharply for going ahead with ofders, ouicr,i him under arrest, then ca
 his bugier and ordered him to sound the sembly The Indians taking the alarm, e menoed removing their goods and firing
 rancheria. When they had got well or
 way. the Lieutenant inquired of the me- they had plenty of water, and, receiving affirmative reply gave orders Co dismouni camp for two hours Before she two hc had expired, the Indians had reached p of safety among the rocks above the Licnten ants camp, and were shouting. % ss to u distinctly heard !" Come up herc, you d-----d white s------ of b--i" This taGnt pro yaked inc I.ieatcnant to remark; Then rid divils is tlryin' to decoy US intill an an hassaag; we'll go back to camp" And they went. This [. sse as~ry pofu by tDc rs'isiisf- of his command We hope it may prove to be grossly exaggerated, if not wholly untrue bn, it has aiready gained extensive circulation and general eredence, and our duty as jour- nalists requires us to take notice of tho mat ter. We wish 10 do injustice 10 no one: but incompetency and delinquency, military or ri.il
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Esfats of Charles F. Bocl, dsceascd.
 NOTICE is hereby given by the under ~ signed, daly appointed Administrator of The above named esiaic. Co the creditors oL and =!s persons having claims agaiust szId deceased, Co exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers. within one year from The first publication Of thls notice to John Raible at his place ef business in the town of Prescott, YavapA County, Territory of Arizona JOHN RAIBLE, Adminisirstor
 JOHN HOWARD, bic Atty.
 Prescott Oct "a. ls55 n36
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
ADMINISTRATORS NoTICE.

Estqfs ef Harry T'saiden, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the under ~ signed, duly appointed Administrator of the above named Estate. io the creditors of, and all persons having claims ainst said deceased. to exhibit the same, with tiie necessary vouchers, within one year from tine iirst publication of this notice, 70 A. C. Benedict, or John Howard, ai his place of business ln the town of Prescott, iays- pal County. Territory of Arizona
 A. c BENEDICT, Administrator. JNO. HOWARD, nis Atty.
 Prescott Oct 10, ls65 n2S
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

\ cARp.-We arc requested by NIT $. C. Rogers, who arrived here last week with his family. overland from Evansville, Indiana, and who is temporarily disabled from writing by soreness in his hands, to express the heart felt gratitude of himself and his family towarsl the citizens of Prescott for the kindly interes; manifested in them; and especially to Messr. I. Skillin, John Reese, A. fleming and Frank Moore, who went out to meet and escort them in after they had been inhumanly deserted in an Indian country by members of their own party, and io Mes=rs. James Baker & Brother, without whose generous encouragement and assistance the immigrants would have been unable to reach Prescott this season, if at ali The gratitude which Mir Rogers and his fam ily feel toward these gentlemen can be but faintly expressed in words, and can only be appreciated by those who have been rescued, in like manner as they were, from the mosi fearful perils and distressing anxieties.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

A GoyERSsEsr detective al PoughkeepSie New York, has made about S20Oo0 in two yeArs by levying black mail upon whisky dis. tillers and cigar manufacturer. He got hold of the wrong person al last, and is now in prison
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
NOTICE oF DISSOLUTION.

THx co.rartu.r-hip heretofore existing under the firm nAme Of Pari. S Wilson, is this day dis solved. iiy mutual consrnt. All debts due the firm mus, bc raid ,o s. R. Paris.
 PARIS & WILSON. Barks's Station. Sept. i, ise7 &.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

4 MAN in Fond du Lac, Wis. sued car porter for a square, valued al S2. He didn't get the square, and had to pay S24 costs.
 SPEECH is silver, but silence is gold Hence the expression, hush money.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
Notice to Settle Accounts.

1he accounts of John M Rountrce, Geo. Cooler and K. Y. Harrington. have been placed ia my hands fer collection All persons having accounts with Inc above are requested to call al my office and settle the same. and savc costs
 C. W BARNARD Prescott, A. T. October 6, ls57. ysn2s
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
ApMlNIsTRArOR,s NoTlcE.

E.tale sf | IL wamslsv, asosasod.
 NOTICE Is hereby given by the undersign- ~ ed, duly appointed Administrator of the above named estate Co the creditors ef and si per sons having claims against said deceased io exkib. li the same. with the necessary vouchers. within one year from the first publication ot thls notice 10 l. e Dickinson, ai his place of business on the Agua Frio River. Yayapai County, Territory oi Arizona l. C DICKINSON. Admristrasos
 JNo. HOWARD. his Au'y
 AgnA Frio Ranch, October 70. iS67. n4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

CnicAoo, Dec. ga special says, With
cut any previous notice eighty mechanic
have just been discharged from the navy
yard here, and an order has been issued
that will next month throw out of work
ovsr one half Of the remaining thousand.
This sudden and unexpected sweep will
cause much distress.
Col. Parker is still at the National Hotel
Princess Salm Salm 10 here endesvori
TO secure the release Of her husband, now
imprisoned in Mexico BY Juases.
A letter from Schuyler Colfax. dated
December I'd, to Thos. Conway, Of New Or
leans, 10 published. in which be says you
need MOI fear that Congress will take any
backward steps in reconstruction.
CHicAso, Dec. 23-A Times special SAYS
the National Intelligencer Of Monday will
contain an article In favor Of 1udianapol
- the place TO hold the next Dem ,erstic
National Convention.
The joint Committee on Reconstruction
has appointed three Of its Neutrality-suspicious.
sentative Jenkes and Senators Patterson and
Williams sub committee 10 INQUIRE in
the mode Of appointment to public office.
The Engineer Department has received
information that the channel Of the South
east Pass Of the Mississippi has been ex-
cavated TO the depth Of eighteen feet By .
dredging machine. A German steamer
which drew eighteen feet has passed out
without touching bottom.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Dec 22.-Gen. Ord has issue,
| the following order, to.wit:
UDQRs 4rH MILITARY DISTRICT
OF MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANSAS.
HOLLY SPRINGS. MISS, Dec 10, 1867.
Special Order No. 20S. Extract
Brevet Major General Adam G. 0illem
Colonel Of the cath U. s. Infantry, Assist
ant Commissioner OF the Bureau Of Refu
gees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands fol
the State Of Mississippi, will proceed tc
Washington. d. g., and represent to the
President and Secretary Of War the starving
condition of the freedmen in a large mum.
Der Of the counties in his sub-district. due
10 the ruin and bankruptcy Of cotton plan
tiers and the absence Of corn and the means
to buy it. He will report the absolute ne.
cessity Of some provision being made by
the Government to feed the armed freedmen
and avert war Of races in such sections as
are without food. Gen. 0illem will take
with him such reports and letters - are on
file ON this subject
By command Of Brevet Maj. Gen. Ord:
(Signed,) y. D. GREEN, A. A. G.
He also issued on the 18th inst, the fol
lowing important order:
Commanding officers are directed to no.
tity the leading colored men, and take such
other measures as may be necessary to give
general publication of the fact that all
freedmen who are able will be required to
earn their support during the coming year,
and to go 70 work upon the best terms tina,
can be procured. even should il furnish a
support only. and thus prevent their be-
coming burden to the Government. All
,.' e,n who can but will not earn a
'i'ei"ooa when employ ment can be pro-
Cuteu' VIII lay themselves liable In arrss.
anu punishmcntas Migrants. The co-onars.
ton of htr'ii-, cnnSsab,cs and nol,c. NJ. ).
istfstes is II qu,sted in the cntnrc.n,.n,e,
this order, and any just action az ,ha;,s -, ~
der it's provisions viii be sustained ~, ~
military authorities ''e
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GEORGIA..

ATLANTA. GA, Dec 92--Thc Commits
sioner sent to Mil'edgevi'e by the Conven.
tion 81 draw forty Thousand dollars from
the State Treasury to p.y the expenses or
far, returned this forenoon and rcnar,.d M
funds -
The State Treasurer said he was bon,,e,
not to pay out any public moneys excep, on
warrant signed by the Governor. The
commissioner male no application to Gov.
Jenkins.
The Finance Cornn,ittec has sailel 70 me-.
e"s,ate = loan tor Convention expenses with
capitalists.