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SHORT AND SWEET

l6w long it took me to write that letter
Nsent my darling the other day.
Over it porting,
And uuderscOring,
Net didn't say half that / meant to say !.
i,ough all my heart on the subject rested,
My pen was never so dull to think;
SCATTERING sadly,
And striving madly
10 drown my thoughts in a flood of ink.
lM foolish lips, you were never fonder
Ihan when you gave TO the pen your task !;
Had you but spoken,
And striving madly
nc question answered you longed to ask !.
Mhcw the time it would surely reach her !;
Jaw her ponder the message DER;
With tears relenting,
With smiles consenting,
~ take the heart that was hers before.
nl@ day went by, the answer tarried;
"a, me! how tedious the moments seemed,
While over tomorrow
A cloud of sorrow
Hnng dark aud heavy, where Hope had
CLEANED!
~ morning greeted me, fair and golden,
nd from my vision the mist dispelled;
My doubts departed;
And, happy hearted,
Kissed the letter my fingers held.
HWas short and sweet; but it told the story,
And left me nothing to fear or guess;
All LIES completeness,
And all life's sweetness,
Nhy on the page where she'd written
Yes"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01
CROPS IN NIIsSIssIPPI.

The Brownlow Republican says, a private
letter from Davis county informs us the crop
prospects there are very iatteriDg.
The Pontotoc Miscellany says, wheat has
been harvested and the crop seems - be- quite
an average Corn il growing rapidly, is gem
orally clean and looks well. The cotton b.
backward, very backward, and unless the fall
is more than ordinarily favorable the planters
Of this county will not realize over half a
crop.
The Brandon Republican Ia. been informed
that the prospects Of good crop in Smith
county are very hattering.
The Holly Springs Reporter says: We hear
conflicting reports Of the late wheat crop of
Marshall county. One gentleman says his
crop was n total failure; that he planted 2
bushels, and only realized 100; that he hn- be-
come discouraged in his attempts TO raise
wheat, and thinks that hereafter he will not
plant "A grain. On the other hand, several
planters tell ms their yield was very good
Mr.. Y. L. Farr says his late crop was better
than the crop Of 1868 Cotton at the present
time is looking less promising than at any time
since the war, being smaller and more back
ward; but az apt "a not, il viii escape the
worms and the drought and the rust which
generally come when farmers are counting
upon extraordinary yields. Corn b. generally
looking we'll, and Marshall county will raise
hsr share.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

LIBRARY TURNED INTO PAPER. il
with deep regret we see it stated that a
portion of the library of that distinguish
ed and eloquent patriot, VIM. {. Dawson,
was lately boxed i'm Greensboro TO be sent
to the paper mill to be made into paper
again. Sad and ungrateful tribute to one
Of Georgia's best, purest and noblest sons.
The Holly Springs Reporter states that the
work on the new court house Of Marshall
County, has commenced.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

THE VIRGINIA ELEcTIoN.-LETrER
FROM GENERAL LEE.-The Baltimore
Southern Metropolis prints the following.
The following important telegraphic
despatch from Virginia reaches us just n
we are going to press
General Robert L. Lee, in response
to prominent Virginian, will come out
in a letter in a few days advocating the
election Of the Walker ticket in this State
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01
The Democracy and Universal
Suffrage.

The acceptance of the situation with uni
Hrsal suffrage as the great principle insert
"a on the banner of liberalism, seems no
nger in doubt. The Conservative Democ-
~ have spoken in plain and unmistakable
nguage through their leading papers and
cir most respected statesmen. and the echo
mes back from thousands ofhearts s.Ciye
universal suffrage and our redemption is
longer problematic." To express any 9TH
wish-to disclaim standing by the rights
others, when our own are dependent and
peril, woule be suicidal. There is a COM
nifty of interest, now, between the white
the colored citizen which should make
pa respect each others rights, and unite
ulaIly to assert and defend them.-Mem-
rs Avalanche.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

Beware of inquisitive persons; won
derfui curiosity to know all, is generally
accompanied with as great an itch to tell
It again.
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CANTON, Miss, June IL, 1867.
&ditOr Of CIdrioa: Allow me short space
lm your valuable journal, to say word or
two by way of reply to the
miastatements published relative to myself,
IN Die Vicksburg Republican, and in the
Rilot.
ID an article in the former paper, styled +:
ne Improved Circular of the Boilers, y
MuH in when the writer says, that "AnsoS
Dfnne cannot read or terite," and that -" Nj
DrnRe repudiateS the Circular" &C, q suppose
referring to the National Union Republican
Clfeular) | hasten to say that said writer is
wrong in both particulars-AploS Drane can
read and ,critc, and further, Anaos DrdRe does
nN s'repHdidte the Circular in question, but,
On the contrary, heartily and honestly endorse
iM.
now take the opportunity offered me to
say, that the National Union Republican
PMrty can depend upon my undivided sup
pofg in the coming canvas, firmly believing
Ak 10 be the only party which can possibly
bf1ng us Peace and Prosperity.
Respectfully, &c,
AMOS mp ANE
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FouRrEENTH DAY.

FRTDAr, june Is, 1859.
TESTIMONY or .. <. s0RsBY.
By Defense:
reside about . mile and o half from Jack
son. have kuewu Mr.. Z. ". Yeygeg q NUM-
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BE adttklp Clarion.
From Tinsley's Magazine for June.
4 SUMNER FRIEND.

Nv early friend, now is it well
4 TO smile when fortune smiles,
n nd frown when fortune sounds the knell
of all my bravest tolls
Zone, is it well to cloud thine eye.
A And turn thy face from me,
a nd in cold silence pass me by,
a When all the insects see?
y for the generous morns of youth,
When fortune was no bar,
In hen we two, like twin-souls Of truth,
FLASHED like single star!
Khen each for each would rush to fight
against the banded foe:
content to know but one delight,
M And own single Woe
But, early friend, my early friend,
some sands are yet to run;
And no mans fortune hath an end
Until his life be done.
WHY, fate itself may yet relent
At mercy's strong appeal;
Viii. then, thy doubling heart repent:
Thy GOODNESS uncongeal?
care not for the common frown.
The common worlds neglect;
10 lesser man can stare me down
A With fortunes grand effect.
But thou to join the baser rout,
Il Thine ancient friend TO ban!
hreat God, defend me from the doubt
That there is truth in man.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

NHE NEGRO QUESTION IN GEoRGIA.-If the
Piston just rendered by the Supreme Court
Georgia be accepted by the Legislature
the settlement of q disputed question of
appreciation. it will receive the most plau-
ne of the pretexts for further interference
the affairs OF the State. The highest
#nrt OF the State having affirmed the eligi-
ny OF the negro to ofiice, the argument
ms exclusion from the Legislature coli
and with that point disposed Of, and
expelled legislation quietly restored to
- seaEs, the cause of an Irritating quar-
WIZ olsappear.-N. Y. Times.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

MORE GoTToS. England is still pros
ntng the cotton-raising business. A
'hnchester company has lately acquired
pm the Emperor Of Morocco a large
ect Of land for the purpose of raising
70 staple on an extensive scale.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

s@aaer from Hon. A mos Drane.--AHe
KepudIates the EgGIestOn Party,
nd rci1eraIeS his adhesion 20
nc National Union Republican
Rnrty.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

L reside in Marshall County, Mississippi; l
was at the Memphis Commercial Convention !;
il commenced, l think, on the 18th May L met
the accused frequently during the sessions,
but was not struck with anything unusal in
his manner, till, believe, the day Of its slose;
about the Close saw him in the public rooms
OF the Overton Hotel, with his hand placed 70
his forehead. He walked up to me and said he
was suffering very much, that his head was al
most bursting open; l advised him to go 70
sleep and stay there till he got better. He
turned away without replying and from his
manner was not sure that he took what /
said In good part; in very short time he re-
turned TO me and said he had gotten his key
and was going, and would take my advise and
was going to his room; he passed on, and do
not remember 70 have seen him any more. His
manner was excited to some extent; the i'm
preston made on my mind was that he had
been INDUCING in drink excessively. did
not think him drunk, but that his system was
indamed by too free use Of liquor till he-was
IN state bordering on phrenIy, in which his
reason would have . very imperfect control
over his passions. The interview was very
brief one, but have stated the substance.
, 1869-06-10
MaHnH EnWA

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reee1di obtain the s~pStns atatttes tas April All
, 1869-06-10

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l.. lc-,-. :,;-Ier s,yne nst-nt hu .in ~ Tor
him L Nssh,nctors md sdyanced h1m HSl nc
failt 10 fnIIil Tia rnup vemrnt hnt Has EIuIo1 TO
, 1869-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEGAL,


Whereas William Y. Bntsez, and Cells r Bu.is1 ~
q ias s a S; 6 % /; Ss, ]; 81 $ ~
sas ias dsns & .,s e sss & HsT 9e1s
syas. < tSe psrsises hs1sasissT af.oed e sfsn1s
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rvT sEau1- 10 pay tho smoant q Principal
scl tntcrvst which skd apptas hy aid note1 - Ha
raa Il The time q such tae AEd heEta* s.a
bern made both IN tbe pavset st the ptapa nd lo
on tbs mt above described no<e- aHd The ot to
suaa5ra kn pounds zsruas money md Iterest theenA
~tkl a1xt aay ot septf.nhct. T. D. ISL sTnl1H4
enc md uup..s 40 Tt fH1a nets seo9naH shgfe %
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virtue of thS powef knd xattJ IN ne rssed r Ans
n aid TEa!s D*td- J.sc. Gat:sr, TFc,tss, ~ e
D. ls Tie hour ot trn o O'Clock in ths forcas,c q
that day IT the north door q TO Court House tn "
City OF Chtfxs. County Of Cook and S&4te Of l¬e
| e1po4e tnf sale. and sen II pubtic auction, e
cst.ts :snste i dc dy q Chietso, Ceaay q ceak
ccrt1ry satts{y the said tndettcdneH+ 1nd 6cene
In raid trust dtfd fotoHt o: That rAst Of bloek
thEry".ix {S6> In EInxlet Addition to CheAk Nd dc
a1bsd feliorH TO- vt: Beks1nns oo ths ssath @ 9s
fan thc rouiaeaN s2rner thereof thenee ~est sEy
65 ftt thcDct porth tEo hnndrtd and dkateon tais1
ee th~nee esst dsty hxe ,d teet- thtncc south two
nink Af.o hsr VI II Charles Husle.s sas
of sea txsPsyas Ss Z q she A nsstn TT =
teccraerts privileges Ind aPpuEtsnAus tneteanto b.
r1tht and equity of redemption Of the aid william
Ruler and CsNA r Bu:leT. thetr heirs and aAete1a
die Gu The said pfai,sor5 ,aascs. soeethef Kth the
costa u 1sle md q ea!d tE,st =
p:pxtdcd in .aaa tEu,s deed JAMES CARTER
ClteaEo MAY II 1st2 1tEsfr@
, 1869-06-10
MEDICAL,
MEDICAL.
CONSUMPTION.
Df. Schenek's Pulmunic Syrup,
FCR THE CCREO
cotcns, COLDS 4fD coAsrapnoS.
Or, Schenck's Seaweed Tonic,
FOB THR CURE OR
DYSPEPSIA AND ALI TEE DEBlLET9TED
CONDITIONS OF TUE ST0IlCN.
Dr.. Scbenck's Mandrake Pills,
FOB
DISEASES OF TIE II1ER, Or TO Let Is 4
GExILE PIRGlTITE

An Of the4e th1ne meaieincs are o3ten required In
curing Consumption though the Pulmonie Syrup sload
has cc1ed many de5per1te eases- The SeaEecd Tone
and Maodrake Pna as.fst In regulating the Stomach
I'D Liver, and be .oe PulIpnc Syrup = iStff Aud
.esrth through the blood Ee,sels by which means 4
ez:c u scea efersnl
Thsse Medicines ate eonsdentienaly Offered 70 the
s. & &
Gas.1ssisa I'D The shey a..ess sses7ss sat1
FsSsfS r. net 2enys .sfaSa s3tSs,1 va,.s
l,s as sss Pss +. gs T., %
e Fspusssa ~ easstsays iesrastd sa % sae 1sst mi
feEeiJ xh!eh s.J b ased viii eacddeae q Il s.ses
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tun.te BY 1seietcus'y msktnk ussesy uss Of D..
b. seheneE does ass s.y thss - ~. # E' roaay
c~ntunrtisn an nEhln r. :sass .! ncsLans but e
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M sn a< H., ss:e N pd ossea i t. Il Js ia g
whep they a:e P,en up hy their raysiesa thy nay
e1teut destroyed cuEr may be edecsrd b* Dr.
A!to il Ih.eax thcse medicines arr equally
et.sens r seteps. h,s r tesr.ahs ot @ punesT 81
y; ss vi: It III asre To- 3 as i ss. i sss
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is Ia Etur1. meat htshy nutritious asieies AZ
T. s s e ;n A g. 5
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II asRy sn ~
] eunc 10 ssraft II any cnrt, ext.-rt hy niss-!"
nt. J. u schenst y the Inventor Ct that celebrate
which kr mskes ex4srioaueEs of tho lune1- with i
er1talatJ Of disenyeEfnk their t1ue condition. r
charge fer examination With tie RtsssroUrtt. 10 T.
| dofliIx. r.--
A. stated above d.; sehenek himself VI. cqrsd
r. q ,fs P,l1aan5s sy57h Essef4e2ssd ray:;sx
lAr+e Il thirty dvo ytafh he y In 1<Efccs health
| wHghs r,orr tt N tWo hu1dftd poutas
diaesent forms-R1anchiaL 1atetsus1f. f'uiuoas!
e, ~ Id ssn = s*' 90 & I'D al.
~ a7iks,ss q q tgfaSston 4 br seAenees rstE
| st. Ptll1delchla, Wnl he tcat hy n,an
prscr Of thr Pulr1nnie Syrup md 6rawr<d Touc e
| 2l5o1rr hattL. ot $..aJ The half lu1cu. A1aar5
| E1{ls Is crnss gsr lo1
For rsle By al druggists and de.1eEa-
, 1869-06-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Foft Of Chicago.

AAKl] ED. 1.-THE ~
ssmr M.astoxae Kli1aatso< s tsfs DOC nd sa.
En-; ss;e Il q. e 8: 8 ss.sE :s: ..a
Prop Geo naah.r. Au,kesoa. Is Il lumber.
P"a Fs;est.e sEe<oa. ~ N ,asaaeE. . ua 'asas,ea
s f::s 1a{ aars sE 5 sls E; "a a. saa
Pree T. GA.se s.as.tass t.; 1 ,e. ~ 4 s,na.tst
al Na Eve @ & . 4 irSa .se Ind 1u Cd,
setr pehinkxeot. Houetsre N III lunber .nd IS n
sehz Enen, White L4te. !, m lumber. 10 N iash, r
seAr Diekinaon, Green Bay. ~ lumber Aad 70 n
Rea. Shook, susnico rs N tuaber nd n II l.sh.
hch. C%nssis- NshssA Isl n lumber. = m 18th ss n
schr E4riviat Plaf s.ahsA 80 n ,nber. Is BIT. 6aa
seh $aaIs as5ea. N<ae4e,ee. u n nnse.
s ST 5 SsRts e e ;ssfs 8 3 sas r It IT, md
81 2a,s &C /: Z; : -! saa l'sh
srhr EntatrF.sc. Xuskesoa, . n l1zober.
sehr Ibe1t MaaEetoa, - n humber. m 18th.
:st 1evsa; s1 - AsakeSaa e n i72s 2 .hiaz'z
ssa K.te Isoas. Graad a.1ea. Is n ,rnber. . n
E.,t Mygna.as; a Gs:aa 9; a.,eq II Y .a1asea
sea1 ~ ksVsrs. Wa.e Ri3gs s n i sa@s@r, 70 n1a.h-
ess Ge.se III F1. IT, T. = 'Rss q fsS 'ssA
St Il; si.af IA 1ss,: E.ss e is, = =, ;ss -
ssss = Ben: IN 7 Tasa.E,s & N P,ss. 1n e.a WOOD
FL 81 f1;s5t@.. fsE!. Hei!aaas eas wood. sr. t.a
- ~ TnS'Es!sF ASs.aa !. H;Sss Isasas
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, 1869-06-10

AsEcnSb EXPERIENCE IN DIVORCES
OF 8 divorce case. Ihts Is the cause U.s. Of Ms1ths
Beutlc! :. Harvcy bentley These rsrtles wtre
married H. Jaekson County, Iowa, III the mon'h Of
husband bad cruelty used complainant beaten sud
chotcd her; that he had often threatened 10 Kill
her, and n Jaaua1J last, without cause, he pro-
Ing hcr through the streets As she taEta to the
justices ocaee, pointing NJ her and calling out
elu sad Vie
eompssinaats testimony tnai she Is nov oI .ne sse
Sf ssSen'J Ssszs .aa that III y hes a:coaa aas;
sats nssa IS s. ri xe q hes,vel sss :se as. Il
aer taoTlsdee o. sae sHe1e IN sne Ws
visiting a The residence 81 the mother nf one
Joseph Wsnehei, at Abingdon. Wis, and that
xhsn Sic ras saSs :nansnecd, % Ia na:7scA hi hes. III il
~aA claimed shA. the drug was Ciyen by the
mother. She was ted on she next day Of the
rcnts 10 lntotu them Of II. Her parents then
came and hhe procured dlGorce.
Tue eate Il sill On
Samuel 4. Toimaa c: al '. Thomas oConanr%
IiensJ washansea ct al '. w,una Amos,se,
s0F '''~ neuA:crnr.
Kate Heruard ;. Edward II. EeruanL Proceed
Ing for dttorct dismissed.
WEAFkn IN plsERkS&
Elizabeth Ulrich v Henry C1rice. Btu for dr.
vegre. Complainant states that she was married
10 defendant On the 23th day OF September, 1soa.
III tne city q Pnladepn,a, and thst she has borne
70 c1nn two childErn+ = boy and . girl aEed n
spectnc!, 1S and S yezfA She cnatHes thai for
seSesa1 yca1s her hushand h1s bcea cruel toxard
~. oul motc especially tur1ng thr rsst tbssc
ysaisa = sre mentions particularly mat on the otn
e. s .he p,esent month he held her by the hair q
nS.a -. GAa Nh,le he hfuta1lJ beat her. s1e s.ao
- toat he ha4 been an hAh1tuai drun11zd for
tn1.ts2 tteo2esN The defendant Is said 10 be =
ostR sseaR Seasef, able by sohrtety and Industry 70
NJ 1am1y In coufoEr butts II sald thst Re
soc 1'9 .. n. i.nils has been thrown upon
nss: ~ is1fs!Ey ehe has, however, procured I'M
risments Of trade. which she KceSs,o be condr1n
| cd to her. ~-' ~ ~ >04'N' 1
GENERAL CRrE1rY
AttEtrct Grtc1th r. Aaron Grtts,h r,I, fo- ~,
vosrc. Complainant AYERS na.riaer m shr m
tlA5 Of March, 1ssS IN Mich,Saa, aad he hsrr6 ri
tnIte eh!1d5ens and sae chArges ne1 husasnd Win
| repeated cruelty, specifying 10 pAfucpisr $40
Aln1AS CpKFrS.
People Il rel. r, 1. AcExHn =. Tho.n u 7, rox
Hotaz1s corprs granted to fetch n 1e.sso-. xnn
claimed 70 be wtpuQfuIiJ held BY Police c!ntsin
! FoI, 1T The Huron H1rtt Station. II IL ststnd
That rsator Il unac9nalnttd Win the causes III HI
] confinement and thIt Fox refused to I,.te ~.
| warrant or authority for detention.
, 1869-06-10

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made s,f ttfr - 49,. U-IlS{ reA4lEa,
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OF fhr HE.S-N. -ts''.3 Tas l;11.A Il a gale.
After 1t f. ri. - ne tIlelc1ltT was exptst-
encel u .vS+1f II il the -tyer nRsin. and after
~-n< Ii. r. T. ,uaie tho boiler OF Tie
..:,.tpEft ~ ,lfE tho hat for s:camln1
uy::v-isA 7hs1t 4sa, 1cInses TO psy her Ealnt,
e,:l.u7 I'll: nv -~.l'rs vera Of had iroa. and
tna The ;uss Y,:*.:t.t frutu iatent defects. fur
Walch tse.a1.1 aioa. VS. Ges1ouAbsc-
TAla1s second i. IT,