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NOON REPORTS.
or OFFICE BILL.
seward Proposes n Peace e"htei-
IN south American
EseIIiGerenfs.
loss az an OCEAN STEAMER.
.oxxxrOvy,s POLICE FORCE
NOON REPORTS.
rrxsRE OF OFFICE BILL.
less OF An OCEAN STEAMER
.,.oxySE.Ow's Police FORCE
cold and Cot t o n

wAsHryGroN, March 6-sherman's tenure
Of Office bill officially published by the State
Department to-day.
Seward publishes circular letter ProPos-
mo n peace Congress to belligerentS OF tno
south American Republics to be held at
Washington, LIST of April, with arhlStlce III
termination of conference.
CHARLESTON, March 6.-Steamer Anoalu-
STA from New York to Charleston burned OH
Cane Hatteras. Purser, engineer, pilot ana
four passengers missing. The remainder
brought here.
ST. LOUIS, March Ga. ". Lee VINO stole
40 600 bonds from the Treasury Department
has been arrested with $4,000 bonds and
$500 in leash. -.
Judge Moody, of the St. Louis Circuit
Court, in a trial before the joint session OF
the Missouri Legislature, has been found
guilty
TRoY.N T. n1a.vl. 9. Tn Demo 20 1..' v-a
carried the charter election.
EIllYRA, y Y, March 6.-The Radicals
have carried charter elections bye majority
NASHVILLE, March 6.-Brownlow has
issued an order organizing a volunteer force
to serve3 years, as police force to preserve
order.
NEW YORK, March 6-Gold 1853 sterl
ing g.
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An anecdote is related of Master
Mason well known to most of our
readers, noted as he is for the many
acts Of charity. He is withal q man
Of good presence and a great favorite
among the Iadies-so much so as to
cause some degree of jealousy on the
part Of his worthy spouse One ev-
ening notlong since bundle came to
his house for him labelled private"
Ofcourse this was sufficient for female
curiosity, and therefore she INDUCED
in an inspection. Horror of horrors
Blankets, baby linen, etc, greeted her
astonished vision, and dreams of two
families floated through her brain.
The husband soon came in. and.
after tea, when the wife had discovered
in his eye the treachery of his conduct
AS she supposed-he took the bundle
and went out, but not alone, for the
Jealous wife was on his track The
faithless husband little imagined that
she who supposed herself so fouIIv
wrOnged WAS lowering after him. He
halted before a small tenement. which
he entered. Here she paused to hold
q council of war What tactics to
follow she was in doubt; but she at
once determined to storm the citadel
boldly knocked and brushing past the
little child who answered the summons
she stood in an instant before her bus-
band, the embodiment of injured limo
cence.
Her feelings were about to find ok
preston, when the scene
before her caused herto pause
A pale and careworn man
shivering over the expiring embers of
q scanty fire, and a poor woman on a
sick bed. babe not old enough for
christening, and two little girls snug
y slowed away on some straw in a
corner met her ferocious gaze. She
read the story at a glance, and re-
turned home with her husband a bet
ter and wiser woman, satisfied that
she had discovered the great secret of /
NJ asonry.-Lockport Journal.
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SUBsoILING LAND.-Mr. John A.
Wall reports the following experiment
in the Pamela Miss. Star, from which
ne concludes that subsoiling is of no
advantage. We think his trial iucon-
elusive, but give it for what it is
worth. He SAYS In the month of
September, 1857, / selected a small
spot Of old land, with a clay subsoil.
and OF even uniform quality, which /
pIowed in the following manner: The
west half of the plot plowed with the
one horse Avery, following with two
yoke OF good oxen to q subsoiler in
each furrow Immediately behind the
turning plow, and running from twelve
to fourteen inches deep. The east
half plowed in the usual way with
one horse pillow, and let all lie until
next Spring l then bedded as usual.
running rows from east to west. three
and a half feet apart | obtained
perfect sand, and in the Fall carefully
measured the land with pole. beipo
careful that the amount of subsoiled
and unsubsoiled land should be eoual
IN quantity, and in person carefully
superintended the picking and weigh
ing, the following being the result: In
1898 the unsnbsoiled plot produced
hlteen per cent. the most. In 1859.
with like care in measurement and
weighing, l had an exact number of
pounds oil seed cotton on each plot.
In 1860, there was no perceptible diff
terence IN the crop. Hence T am
forced to the conclusion that subsoil-
ing for cotton is at least but labor
LOST
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The E7orticth Congress.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Senate-
Wade was conducted to the Chair. and
Forney installed as Secretary. Senate
adjourned.
Itis not probable that the President
will send formal message to Congress
tomorrow. His communication will
be very brief
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The House
proceeded to elect officers. The Re
puhlieans nominated Colfax, who re
ceived 127 votes. The Democrats
nominated 5. s Marshall. who re
ceived 30 votes
Brooks referred to the fact that sew
enteen States were unrepresented. of
which seven were of the original thir-
teen, and presented a protest from the
Democrats against further proceed
ings. The Clerk refused to receive
the protest.
ColfaX resumed his seat. and the
members were sworn.
ColfaX announced that the President
had signed, within the legal time. all
bills passed within the last ten DAYS.
except that appropriating $4,000 for
the Paris Exposition, which was not
engrosSed. \ protest accompanied
the army appropriation bill to the fol
lowing effect: There are provisions in
it to which l must call attention. The
second section contains provisions
virtually, in certain cases, depriving
the President of his constitutional
functions as Communicated Chief.
This section denies States of the
Union their constitutional right to
protect themselves by means of their
own militia These provisions are
out of place in an appropriation bill
l am compelled to defeat necessary
appropriations il l Withhold my sigma
ture l sign the bill with this protest
against the provisions named.
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OFFICIAL
LAWS or TIE UNITED STATES,
Passed at The First Session Of the Girty-NtHR
Congress.

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trict of Columbia. for the appointment OF llle,S5
persons, who shall he treehoiIers ID ea.L
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damages, and VINO shal 20 upon ana ~ 'l.;I
any property proposed TO bt t'NeH , y. ~ i,g
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CHAP. CCLXIV.-An Act authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury to issue Certificates
Of Registry, or Enrolment and License, to
certain Vessels.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Ofthe United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of
the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized
to issue certificates of registry, or enrolment
and license, to the steamer DIANA of Nicto-
ria. Vancouver Island; the schooners M. C..
Rowe Of Gloucester, Massachusetts; ''Mary,"
Of Dexter, New York; "Jes-ee onger,H Of
OsWego, New York; IN. c. Ford" of Buffalo
New York; "Swcet Home," of Rochester,
New York; 'Alma," Of Sodus. New York :
Marco Polo" OF Erie, Pennsylvania; the brig
.'Three Bells" Of Rochester. New York;
harque -. ;. AUSTIN Of Buffalo, New York;
and the >loop "Dolphin,'' of Alexandria Bay
New York Provided, That there shall be
paid on each Of such vessels that are foreign
built q tax equal to the internal revenue tax
upon the materials and construction Of similar
vessels Of American build.
Approved July
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REIEON AL.

X KNAPP has removed his Office to his
- residence on State street, one square north
% capitol, and nearly opposite the rIlins Of
the Bowman House, where he will be nIeaseJ
' ~ see ms Old friends, and all Others who NAV
os T, the most perfect dental opernfions
beahg prepared with all the Mailer, Inn,
R pro, in the Dental art, he trusts he
may continue to merit the liberal patronage
eAften,ded 10 him Tor the past twenty wears
jackson, Miss, Jan 9th 1867, diff
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The New York Herald saws

AAS New DIX herald saws:
This new bill of reconstruction con
tinues the State establishments set up
by Mr.. Johnson as provisional gov
ernments subject to the will Of Con
gress, and leaves it to the people of
each State concerned whether they
shall proceed at once to reorganize ON
the terms laid down. or wait little
longer under the supervision of martial
law We presume that the present
Southern Governors and their Legis-
latures. under this discretionary power
Will prefer to hold on vet awhile until
they can take their sOmdings and make
their arrangements concerning the
negro vote, so that we may hear of no
Southern movement under this bill for
the election of a reOrganizing State
convention until after the crops of the
coming summer shall have been Sc
cured. Meantime. from the re estah-
lIshment Of martial law and the sinh
mission ofthe Southern people to their
manifest destiny" we NAV exnect
Northern enterprise and capital to be
invited to the development of South
ern resources in the way of cotton
corn, rice, sugar and tobacco. and on
such terms as will give a great impulse
to Southern industry and profitable
baryests to all concerned.
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Queen Victoria's appearance on
opening the British Parliament is thus
described:
The Queen never stirred or looked
to the right or left Her dress was =
plain black silk, with the ribbon and
star Of the Garter, On her head vas
Mary Stuart cap, surmounted by
demi-crown Of brilliants, from the
back Of which depended long white
veil, and she wore the Koh-i-noor in a
necklace" ~
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TAX COLLECTORS AND TAXPAYERS
VIII fnd,.in our columns, an important
circular from the Auditor of Public
Accounts, containing instructions to
be followed in the collection Of rev
cnue, based upon the official opinion
Of the Attorney General
1t will be seen, that under these in
structions, it is discretionary with the
employer whether or not, in the set
Element Of his own taxes, he assumes
the taxes Of his employees. The rca-
soning OF the Attorney General is
conclusive.
To prevent demonstration at home
OF abroad, it is proper to say that the
clause prescribing the method of
enforcing the collection Of the tax.
applies to dcfaulting employees with
out respect to color
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NEW ORLEANS SHAREk ETS.

New ORLEANS March. Cotton sales to-
day 25UO bales; market dull aud easier low
$3.50; receipts $50 bales; exports
rs; bales; sugar advanced 504i molasses
unchanged; flour, choice grades of extra in
demand at full prices; other brands dull and
dropping, superfne 1l0114; corn l070l4,
whole grade; oats in good demand at 77a60;
pork firm and looking mp at S23; lard 124;
gold $50; sterling 45!a47; York sight 4ag
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1t was founded in 1S32-has Charter from
the state as permanent Institution under the
direction of a Board of Trustees appointed by
the Legislature, and is authorized to confer de
grees, Diplomas, etc.
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T,5r CLARION is now in the thirty-firSt year
Of its existence, and having been for some time
the
Official Journ al of the City and State
has necessarily large and generally difiused
circulation. All the public acts of our State
Legislature, the Decisions Of the supreme
Court, the Laws of the United States. and
other matters of interest to public men, and
well informed citizens, appear regularly and
officially in its columns, while to business men
along the lines of our Railroads, its late Tele-
graphic Reports and Commercial Intellig enee
renders it especially valuable.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are authorized to announcer. 7. SWAMI
as a candidate for reelection to the office of
Auditor Of Public Accounts, at the October
election.
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AUDITORS OFFICE. !
JACKSON. Ais, March 18th. 1861

To The Tar Collectors Of The srrerai Cosp6e.
Of tie State IF Mississippi:
Your attention is hereby directed 10 the
accompanying letter from Hon C. T. Hooker.
Attorney General. You viii be governed
thereby IN The collection Of the tax therein
named Copies of this circular together
with other Instructions relative to the rev
enue of this State viii be sent you from this
Office in 3 few days
Most respectfully,
IOuT 0bedieut servant
THOMAS I. SWAMI.
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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THE ~ CoNeREss.-Ihe Congress

which assembled on the fourth inst,
was without members from Connect
cut, California, Kentucky, Rhode Is
land, New Hampshire and Tennessee.
The thirty ninth Congress had one
hundred and eighty-four members !;
twenty-ninc Of these seats were vacant
on the fourth Of March, by reason Of
the states above named not yet having
held their elections.
Owing to this cause it is probable
that no new business win be transact
cd before May or June.
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Our JOB Printing Department
Has facilities unsurpassed by but few offices
in the South, enabling us to turn out all kinds Of
Plain and Fancy Printing
promptly, and in style and on terms that
cannot fail to please. We are prepared to
print Books, Catalogues, Pamphlets, Circulars.
Labels Cards. Bill Hcads-in fact every de
scription of work at accommodating prices.
We keep none but the best workmen, and use
none but the best material.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DENTAE, DEPOT.
$3.50 REWARD.

a. FAYERW GATHER, New Orleans
Dental Depot, 50 st. Charles Street, estab-
1879. mch1-dly.
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L. GRUNEWALD'S

t8- Memphis Appeal. Nicksburg Times, n.
J. Crescent and Mobile Tribune copy one week
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The Editorial Department

The EditOrialF DepII'IkhtHs
will hereafter be conducted by the Hon.
ETHEL BARKsDALE, who has entered upon
the discharge of his duties with an ability that
speaks for itself. His ripe experience and
fluent pen will infuse new life and vigor in all
departments Of THE CLARION.
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connected with our establishment is acknowI-
edged to be equal to any south of Cincinnati.
and all orders that we haze filled will comnare
favorably with the best workmanship of tho
Eastern Cities. We have all the modern faciI-
les Tor the manufacture of Blank Books in
any style of ruling or binding that NAV be re-
quired-such as Records, Dockets, Ledgers.
Journals, Day Books, etc.
Magazines, Music, Old Books, State Statutes.
etc., bound or rebound in any style desired
All communications with the Office will be
promptly acknowledged, and all orders
promptly filed. Address
POWER & JONES,
jackson, Miss.
March 1st, 1s67.d&w1m.
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NEWS AND OTHER ITEMS.

The present moment is our own.
The next we never saw"
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NJ Subscriptions aotU be receired at am
time, and for any period; but no name win
hereafter be entered without the cash. and
when the time expires duenotice will be given,
that our patrons may have an opportunity of
renewing before names are erased
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ArDITOR's WARRANTS

rous Railroad issues.
AUDITORS WARRANTS.
one in favor r. Seal dated Feb. DIST,
1867, No. 1850 $40 90
One in favor .Inn- l.. Henly, dated Feb.
2lst, 1861. No. 1868 80 90
Onein favor J. II. Kennedy dated Oct.
30th, ISG6, No 6fS 81 90
One in favor Of w. Pennebacker, da-
ted Oct. 3yth, 1866, No. 81. a 90
One in favor VI. Surratt, dated Oct.
3oth, 1866, No. 662 "a 90
and several others names, dates and amounts
not recOllected.
BOARD OF POLICE, KINDS COUNTY WARRANT
One in favor J. b. Horne. 10 per cent.
on Bridge account 100 90
CITY OF JACKSON WARRANTS.
| One in favor Thos. Green. No. 943 or
ga, for p 90
One in favor r. B. Miller, No. 934. 20 90
and several Others not recollected.
COUNTY COURT, JUROR AND WITNESS GER
TIFICATE-.
In favor 10. Humphreys, one each s. and 80;
In favor Russell Ware, one each So and Sl2
In favor Lewis Jones s.;
In favor A. MiaZza, two. s. each;
One endorsed by Thad. Miller for So;
Two or three in favor Of Ihos. II. Clark, As
Sociate Judge County Court and various others
not recOllCcted.
\ due bin drawn by J. D'Ambrogio in favor
OF \. MiaZza, dated Jan. lst, 1867, for Sab y
with credit thereon.
Also, a note drawn by A. ]. Golf in favor of
\. Miazza, dated Dee 18th, 1866, for SO 10.
The public are requested not to trade or bar
ter for any OF the above described papers, and
# offered to stop the same and favor me with
the information. a. MIAZZA.
March e, 1S61-lwd.
10 Memphis Appeal. Nicksburg Times n.
O. Crescent and Mobile Tribune, copy one week
and send bill to this office.
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THE WEEKLY CLARION

Is a large, eight page paper, each number con
tanning about Fifty columns of reading matter,
embracing mass of information indispensable
to the Lawyer, the Merchant, the Planter, the
Mechanic and the Family Fireside. Our list
of subscribers to this Edition is constantly and
rapidly increasing, which is the best evidence
of its popularity. There are but few adver-
tisements admitted to the columns of the
Weekly, as it is our desire that each number
shall contain full and complete epitome of
passing events.
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DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
Corner Camp and Common,
Opposite the City Hotel,

Entrance on both streets, in the spacious
ana elegant Story Building, is constantly IN 8e8-
sion under eight able Professors.
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7 WILL give the above Reward of Two
L Hundred and Fifty Dollars for the arrest or
information that may lead to the conviction of
the Burglars, or either Of them who broke into
my Saloon, on the night Of the 4th of March,
and distracted thereirom my Iron Chest, and
rfled thereirom the following described Money,
Warrants, Certificates, &c, viz: about 1928 in
Bank Notes and fractional currency
SIT in Cotton Money and about $50 va
rims RniIrnal i,slIcS
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The subscription price of both Daily and
Weekly will remain as heretofore-the former
being Ten Dollars and.the latter -Four Dollars
per annum and for less time at proportional
rates.
nzY-LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
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pRoSPECTUS
O +
THE CT A r 0 n )


,,,r,E undersigned having recently become
sole proprietors oil
cr,on Newspaper, Job Printing
.uBtndipg EstabIishment,
-, his method of acknowledging the very
.a, patronage heretofore received from the
NJ o,,a hedging themselves that no effort
win be spared in the future to maintain the
80, which THE CLARION has long since
o.rrea as one OF the best newspapers IN the
South.
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RTTTER, Goshen an SKs FOR
CHESSE. NortherL GERS, aIwa
Lard. Tobacco ana Jellis " Ider al
Canned Meats, FrIlllSs, me bs
great variety, and OF 'H'
Jan 29-d3m
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MUSIC STORE and PLANo-FORTE Ware rooms
No. 100 Canal Street. Ne1g Orleans
PUBLISHER Of Music, and importer Of Mu-
,ict instruments. Strings, etc. Agent for
Steinway & Sons, Pianos. mch5-dIy.
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* BRUNIG, Artist iuha
"a. Watches and igwoIr y
Premium awarded al the IHt
Hair v DIRK. Watches rt.aI
ed. Art
dee S-d1y IN
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Corner Camp and Common SITS, in the spa

.Eust Received
700 BUSHELS CORN;
DUlJ 50 bbIs Mess Pork;
so bblS Corn Meal;
5casks Clear Sides;
so bbls Flour;
100 bushels oats; -
% Ibis Pink Eye Potatoes.
ATSO-A large stock of Sugar, Cofee' no
lasSes' &C. 81 ROBINSON, STEVENS * co.
III
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stGIEETS AND cos
APER VAREH0 - :,

ID OSENFELD & FASS. Lon =
III " anufacturers, I6G Canal "a
Corsets impor ed.
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IIAEDWaRn. RELI

GEORGE Z. SEARS. General Itv o.
~ oh mt, and Dealer in Ha 70 -,
No "a Magazine street
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-07
To Ed,card c. Dunkli,s !.

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NoU are hereby notified to be aad person.
any appear before the Hon. Chancerv
Court next to lie holden in and for Newton
County, Mississippi, on the second Monday in
April, A. D., 1861, then and there to show
cause If any yen can, why you should not he
made party complaint in said bill
WITNESS my hand and seal Feb. 18th. 1857
March I-W4t, j. Al WARE, Clerk.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-07

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