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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

Mr.. Tilton, of the New York indie
pendent. in advocating "Woman's
Rights" tells us that Harvard and
Yale belong to former generation;
their brows are ungilded with the
dawn of the coming era. Put five
hundred college boys by themselves
for four years, without girls for class
mates, and four hundred and fifty will
graduate more vulgar-minded than
they entered. Put both sexes under
the same roof-making the college
something like the family-and the
result will be a mutual intellectual ben
eft, a mutual social refinement, and a
mutual moral growth" The result
might be too much family likeness.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

The National Intelligencer forcibly
remarks: The only people competent
to recreate State government, if by
any chance it is destroyed, are. the
citizens of the State, and the only test
of loyalty with Congress can pre-
scribe is the simple one Of obedience
to the laws Of the United States When
it goes outside Of that, and undertakes
to decitizenize citizens, unless in pur-
suance of laws already made, proscrib-
ing those guilty of certain offences
prior to their commission, it is guilty
of rank usurpation and of gross dis
regard to the fundamental law.
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Everywhere in Ireland thera il vol
come, and sympathy, and cheer for
Americans. All have relatives or
friends in the s'new country" and
many are, looking forward to the
bright day when they shall go them
selves. I shall not soon forget hack
driver at Limerick, an old man with
gray hair, who, when he found we were
from America, began, with trembling
voice and fearful eyes, to speak of his
son, ga fine lad" killed in the battle of
the Wilderness. s'He was my only
boy" he said, aand it was a great
stroke to lose him. i sometimes think
I should like to see his grave; but
know he has plenty of brave men for
company, and sure I'm proud he died
for the good cause Edna Dean
Proctor.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

!. r.
Senator Wilson, reported a bill from
the Military Committee on yesterday
providing 'sfor the temporary increas-
ed pay to 'tarmy officers, and "for 9TH
er purposes especially "for other
purposes" $3.50 s,a.,i. Nv,
The following arolsome of the more
important other purposes contempla-
ted:
The word white is struck from all
militia laws.
1t is made the duty Of the army and
navy officers to prevent the whipping
and manning of persons for any crime
or misdemeanor by any pretended
civil authority in any State, until such
State is restored and recognized by
Congress.
The immediate DISARMAMENT is di-
rected Of all militia forces now organ
lied or in service in Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Missis-
sippi and Texas, and the further or
ganlzation, arming, or calling into
service Of said militia prohibited, UNI
til authorized by Congress, and it is
made the duty of department comman7
ders 70 enforce the same.
The bill dishes and forever pro-
hibits pepnage in New Mexico and
elsewhere, declares null and void all
laws resolutions and regulations
which have paintained lOf enforced the
same, and provides penalties for any
violation oft
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

GREELEY's PosIT1oN.-Horace Gree
ley, in recent lecture in Washington,
thus argued: as4
punishment for disloyalty should
be summary and limited; but when
postponed the justice ceased. The
spirit of the age is against inficting
further punishment upon the impov-
erished and chastened South and, in
conclusion, he said he knew that
every soldier of the victorious army
rejoiced that not another drop of blood
had been added in punishment for an
evil which at most was but the conflict
of sectional ideas"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28


A fire broke out in the Postoffice in
New Orleans about III o'clock on the
night of Saturday the 18th. The
Times says:
ut appears to have originated
among the private letter boxes. The
entire partitions which divided the la
dies entrance, the Postmaster's pri-
<Fate office and general and private
deliveries, were either destroyed by
the flames oritorn down by the fremen.
A quantity Of valuable mail matter is
also lost, but what amount it is impos-
sible at this time to ascertain. Sew
eral baskets Of letters and newspapers
we're saved by the firemen and clerks
of the office. We found it impossible
last night to ascertain The cause of the
disaster.
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THE WEEKLY tLiRIaH.

1t has been announced to the read
ers of The Clarion that its editorial
management has been committed to
the writer.
But few years have passed away
since the suspension of his labors in
this capacity, nevertheless within this
brief time Che country has taken a vast
stride in. the march of events, and
many subjects no less important than
novel have been presented for delibe-
ration. 1t will suffice for the present
to say, that his opinions upon ques-
tions that may engage his attention,
shall be the growth notof passion and
prejudice, but of calm reflection; and
will be uttered with the sincerity which
he has ever endeavored to observe in
his communications to the public.
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Jackson seems to be infested just
now with gang of thieves. A short time
since Mr.. Hinkle's establishment was rob-
bed of some eight bundled dollars; night
or two afterwards the house Of F. s. Hunt,
Esq, was entered next a store on main
street, and Wednesday night the residence
Of Mrs Austin was entered by four negro
men, and trunk containing ladies' cloth
ing carried off. Here is q field for our POI
ice sss
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

/ Captain Charles H. Albert, an old
and much esteemed citizen of Colum-
bus, died a few days since-fuIl of
honors and rich in the veneration of
all who knew him. t4
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

It will be seen from the announce
ment elsewhere that Mr. T. T. Swami lis q
candidate for reelection to the office of
Auditor of Public Accounts. Mr. Swami has
been connected with the Office about twen-
~ years, and always gave satisfaction.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

General Grant has issued circular
directing that hereafter none but un-
married men over five feet five inches
high, shall be enlisted in the United
States Army, except as musicians, or
in the Veteran Reserve Corps.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

FORTUNATE LEGisLAToRs.--A bill
recently passed the Kentucky Legisla.
ture providing for the payment of
members ofthat body in gold 1t has
received the signature of the Govern
or and is now ssthe law of the land.o
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

An INDIAN KILLS Hrs BRoTHER. a
couple of Indians had a quarrel in West
jackson, yesterday afternoon. One of them
drew knife and stabbed the other in the
neck, killing him almost instantly. We un-
derstand they were brothe1s. S.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

Thieves broke intoa freight train
on the Mississippi Central Railroad at
Grenada last Saturday night, and
stole about $500 worth of tobacco. A
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

The San Francisco Bulletin, shows
that digging gold is not the main
business Of California In 1865 the
gold and silver yield of the State was
about 81, 000. 900. It's Agricultural
products melted So, 000, 600 1ts
manufactured articles were not of i
less value than $50, 1000, 600.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

JONES HoUsE.-We spent q day 1T
Meridian, and were much gratifed at
the evidence Of improvement apparent
In that noted town. Our old friend
Josiah Jones, stiii keeps his hotel
open. He has made great improve
ments on his tablishme nts, sprepared
to accommodate the travelling public ii
g style superior TO any. body in Nerd
IAN Panola Star. :.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

The Augusta, Georgia, Chronicle,
says that negroes are daily passing
through that city for the West, most
of whom are young, healthy and
hearty; in fact, the.best class of field
hands. They are principally from
Virginia and the Carolinas, though
many have gone from Georgia, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

number, prescribe the proceedings ID
such case and prescribe the various
fees and costs.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

The Treasury Department has is
sued circular, in which it cautions
its officers against the excessive use
of the telegraph. The very large ex-
pense attendant upon that mode of
communication renders it improper to
resort to it except in cases of real
emergency, when the mail is clearly
inadequate. Even in replying to mes
sages received by telegraph, officers
must exercise a rigid discrimination,
and employ the telegraph ou1y when
the public interests plainly demand it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

SURRATT's CAsE.-We see, by Wash
ington letters, that it has been dis
covered that the Indictment against
Surratt is very defective. A new one
will be drawn up. Good lawyers say
the one presented would have been
quashed in open Court, and the pris-
oner discharged, When committed to
jail he informed the Warden that he
intended not to give him any trouble.
He asked particularly about his SIS
ter, speaking of her in tender terms,
and said he thought that she was dead.
He was very reticent ON his way to
the United States, and intimated moth
ing that would tend to criminate him
self or others. He was closely con-
fined on board. andwell guarded night
and day, being only allowed few
hours to enjoy the air and take such
exercise as the accommodations Of the
ship allowed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28


j. Randall Terry has instituted suit
in the Fifth District Court of New
Orleans against the proprietors of the
New Orleans Times for $4,000 dam
ages. The cause of offence against
! the Times is, that it gave publicity to
his testimony before the COMPRESSION
al Riot Investigating Committee. Bat
the grand climax with which the petit
ton closes, displays the animus of the
whole proceeding, for petitioner there
in declares that this said declaratio on
and publication have greatly damaged
the reputation of your petitioner as a
eonsistentloyal citizen, and have de-
priyed him of lucrative office, which
otherwise he would have obtained,
under the United States.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

part was recovered.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

Influence o. Railroads ia Baildiag ap
de OOvhtry7He South should Pat
rOnise her Friesds-The Tosuns along
hs Railroad Wessoa and hs Master
Spirit-We CstyJau Of Strangers
Ristori-IHe Southern Hospital Ba-
STANDARDIZATION of Fare npon the
.New Orleans Road.
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AfFl1ICvEl,,

s U r + ER NO OREu
When by the use Of DIR. JOIN
vlI.Lks ELlXlR you can be cur-d
permanently, ana =, = ,g:iiiaE cost,
Tbs astonishing soccess which has n,
tended this invaluable me,lic,pe u, Phv,
zeal and Nervous week.-mrs., Heosy~) Il.
billty and Prostsstion, Las oi Mu.uL
Energy, lmpoleDcy, or any OF the co,se
quenccz Of youthful indiscrstion, render !,
the mos, valuable preparation ewr ii,
covered.
II will remove all Dervoss affection.
depression, excitement, incApacity to s,u.
dy or business, loss Of memory. coniusicp
thoughts Of sell distraction, fears OF IN.
sanity. etc, II will restore the appetite
renew tbe health Of those who hay, a..
s'royed i by sensual exce-s or evil pssc.
tees.
Young Men, b. hanbueged ~ ns,>
W "IH'ack Doctor" sod ignorant prae.
tsiiooefS, but seud wilhost DELAY lor Is,
Elixir, aud be II once restored 10 hesltI
ana happises1. 4 psrtsst ssss Il ussrss.
setsi 'usvwy Instance. lAN~ Ql or -,
bottles 10 ore saasrss, -.
One bottle y saBcieut 10 eject . c.,,
10 all ordinary casu.
Also. DR. JOINviLLE'S SPECIFIC
PILLS, for the speedy sud perna.sst
cure Of 0onorrbsa. GIeet, Urelhrul D.
cJarges, Gravel, Strictufs. aud I'll ne
'ia's Of The Kidneys aud Bladder. Cav,
ebsteel In from QUE ID I've dsys. Thev
are prepared from vegetable sxlsuc,s tks,
are harmless ~ ths syss<n, aad psvw
nssseAte the stomach or impsegus,e ,hs
breath. No Change Of diri i ssa,ssu
while using ihcm. nor du- their seliou 10
any manner interfere With bvsipess psr
.s,is. Pr'ee. u per boz.
Father o. i'm above. nlsotisssd ss,isi,
VIII y ssss 10 ~ a1drslu, eieArlv apeieA
sna postpaid. BY mail o. express, o. N
csip' oi pr'ss. Ad1F@ al Vttsn =
BERGER, BUTTS 1 CO.
Chsaiss. 2sA River 81.
sHeiy Troy. NY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-20

People Who have AouAc SHOULD
nake ihsn happy. Hcms, tho Ore
side, the family circle, should be tho
places Of our highest and sweetest
aappiuess. Ifanyvhcre in the whole
world sunshine should radiate, and
be warm and genial, il is upon and
around the family altar. And yet
how many homes arc NO but in name,
how many arc daily cmbittercd,
dsrksned, made indc.cribably miscr-
ably, not Only by an absence Of those
manifold ht,Ie courtcsics, attentions
and sympa.hies which arc the flower
and perfume moments Of life, bat by
the presence Of a constant spirit Of
ill.will, prejudice. Immature, fault
finding, elimination. and rc-crimina-
ton.
We do no, intimate that Ill homes
can BE- happy that the beautiful and
inspiring spirit Of love, Of harmony,
Of confidence, Of sympathy, Of the
pleasant word, the cordial smile, the
ceaseless effort to please, tho hundred
little nameless but essential concomi-
tas,s of happiness--thst all can be
found like a rainbow heading even
all family circlcs--but We do say
that they can and should b. over
most Of tkesa. II Is easy TO make
sunshine, to grow the glsdden'ng
flower of happiness over home,
The poorest household may be rich
in its resources of happiness il but
the proper means be taken; il each
member will but add Ill Of his or her
possible contributions to that end.
How many wretched homes can be
pointed out, in every ones acquain-
lance, where it might be to the re-
verse if its members only used the
resources in their power, if they were
but little more kind towards the in
iirmi.ies Of one another IL the s,l-
yer chord Of golden sympathy was
kept pure and fresh. II hearts beat
more in unison H al kDel; with a
COMMON sisd upon the family altar
il each couu,enancc was u smile, and
each hand heart lin word, II all
was dene that might be done, many
. home aow no better than shattered
end ruined-many home dark and
dismal might be joyous and happy
Make Ho,ss pleasant for it, pleas
srcs are pleasures.
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Coon COUNSEL TO A MERCHANTS
CLknK.-A correspondent sends us
an extract s;om letter addressed by
brother about u years old, to one
abou, l6, who had just left home as
a clerk You have formed, for
one 30 young, a character Of the high
est order. This, Willie, you must
sustain by honesty, trnthfulncss, and
diligence. BE honest to tho letter,
to the very cent, use nothing that is
not yours. In dealing, do nothing
for or against yourself or yosr EN-
ployer, that You do not know to be
perfectly right. BE truthful in eve
rything. This [lyiag] Willie, is one
OF the greatest and most frequent
sins that merchants commit Never
tell story about anything, if you
ever tell the COS, Of an article, tell
the truth. If you make mistake,
or do anything wrong, tell the truth
about it. What mean by diligence
is close attention to your business.
Never be idle while there is anything
to do. Watch The floor and keep il
clean keep the writing desk clear
Of such things Us ought not 10 be on
it !. Keep the goods we'll cleared Of
dust; Keep the shoes tied together
properly watch all these things, and
try never TO be idle. kesp your
clothes clcan, aud be polite 70 every
one. You arc away fron home. and
you must 10 very careful how you
cendust yourself outside Of business
hours. Never run about with bad
boys Al night, stay IN your room,
aud spend your timc in reading Go
to Sunday school and to church reg
ularly--ncvcr miss time don't
stroll about town on Sunday. And
ln,ly, Willie, but greatest Of all, Try
to BE- . Christian. How happy !
would be to hear OF your joining the
Chsrch, and trying to live 70 ~ to
get to a better world Head your BIZ
bic and think about these thugs, and
DOM put il on as ] did You will
be happier. You don't know how
much I regret the manner in which
I spent that part Of my lifs when !
was Of your age
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Yottital.
WEE WIFE or Mfn1.

When the Are Is burning brightly,
Wee wife II mine,
Oh my heart, it, beating lightly,
A. yoar hand I'm clasping axhsiy,
Like our FIRE. hopes Fame burns brightly,
Wee wife Of mins'
Were We al TOO young 70 marry
Wee wife Of mine
When they bid ss hope and larry,
Yoa but smiled, and said, Dear Harry
Love /. ne cr too young u marry
Wee wife Of mine
When We faced the vwsd .neether.
Wee wife OF mise,
When wa left oar mooY]And hcather,
Der us lowered lifes wintriest weather,
Forty made our years together,
Wee .,fe Of mine
| had hope, and YOU. my own love,
Nee vile Of mine
Dsrkling hours -,aee then we've knosn'
love,
But oar hie has brighter grown, love,
Tor that bsby OF cur own love,
Nee wife OF mine
You have spared me much, much sorrow,
Wee .iic OF mine
| have worked and scorucd to borrow,
saving money gainst the morrow
s.ocl vou vc saved me sin and sorrow,
Wee wife Of mine
aa stronger, dear, il elder,
We wife o! mine,
fof ypur dear head On my shoulder
Make me feel God knows, the holder ,
Hair grows gray--lovc grove not older,
We wife Of mine
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AND MUSTACHESjj
NOHCND " uvss -vs. ~ ssAsa4Ass>
T. ~ 10 hos tArse 10 IN veks b.
shR d. HEvlHNEB Rk4TAuRi.
THUR CAPILLAlRE, IL asss w.
drffai discovery in ncdrrn seissa, assIse
upon the Beard and Hair ID % alnass
mkscsloss manner. Il has bess sssd By
tht s,lts Of Paris esd lon1on VIII "
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purchasers viii b registered. and II e.
t'rs -sti.fsctioa b sos gives 10 every n
stance the money will b. cbsssesjty n.
iusded. Price by naii, sesled ssd ~
paid, u. Descriptive cirsulass 80 igssL
mopials a,aikd free. Address, BkH0kR,
SHUTS I co. Ceaists, Ne. Us
River st,ess. troy, MY. 8sss asssas
for the United Stssss a.sie.ly
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Atbayn, Gsi&sR, Flsssw 4 Silkea Qsss
URODuCED BY tn w of Pse,ssos
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massive essb. HaA hs1s usrd b. ~
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l.. W. LYONS 4 CO,
UTHOLESALE DEALERS IN
w Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing
,soots. Boys AMI Child~n's Clo.hing,
Corner Common aud ST Chssles. This
u one Of the largest importing houses 10
the city. Their stock il selected with
great care, and for excellence of material
and finish cannot be ssrpareed.
Geo W ScsLuSRn, well known in
rexas, Is in this house, aud will, visit
various portions Of the State.
Jniy ~, 1866 49u
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By vote Of ~ yeas 70 - nays,
the Yirgisis Bssss = Delegates
passd . bin 70 prevent drsakssnees
snd disorder u elections. Ths pro-
visioas u this III m sasissssa-
forbiddiss al persons, licensed "
uslieeassd, from selling or giving
sway liquor. either b Wholesale o.
ssasil = asy loeslity near . ylaes 1t
vssiss, sad pspishisg every ofss-
~ b 1ss II see lsss thss twesty
~ .ess tAas eos hssarsa aelhss.
~ y Imprisonment 10 szsssdiSg
no 1eat1n.
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w. r. SCOTT, Mar.hall, Texas,
HOWARD FULLY,
AL. FULLY, Agent,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. II Carosdeisf Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Feb ~, 66. Sd |t NJ

sues" p"hA.Ss.. ......- - =. rArkS.
JOHN PHELPS 4 CO..
(SncressWs Of Phelps / Jonss)
COTTON FACTORS and General
~ Commission Merchants. No. 43
uaroe,la'et street, New ORLEANS.
H. J, TERRY. Agent. Jefferson. Tex.
~. will make liberal advances, in eaeh.
on al consi gnnisnta 10 tie above house !;
will give Nil parties permit to saip their
eotton under ths tbs Bood oi The above
house. saving .hsn the ,rosble aud ex
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