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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01
A CLINCIIER.

1T will be remembered that in his letter
to the President showing the sort Of ma
terial the Committee of Sixteen who we're
commissioned by the Eggleston party to
engineer the infamous scheme Of the
Committee ofFive through Congress, and
the leaders of that Clique generally was
made of, MAJ. WoFFoRD stated that
United States District Attorney Adam
had been approached with n bride 10 dis
miss a certain indictment which had been
found by the Grand Jury for embezzle-
ment. Some reflections having been in
dulged against Mr.. Adam in connection
with the matter, he has been compelled
in selfdefence, to publish the following
clincher:
VICKsBURG, June 18th, 1860.
Hon. j. ;. MORRIS,
Editor VicksJurg Republican,
DEAR SIR; A communication i'm your last
Elections regarding my official conduct in
relation to the prosecutions pending In the
United States Court against Fisher, Stat
ford, Mygatt and others"
j send you for publication a copy Of a tell
egram which was handed TO me during the
latter part of April last. IL was as follows
"CoL. -, Vicksburg-
Important appointment depends on quash-
ing indicted. Offer Adam two hundred dol
lars to withdraw. Fisk not interested.
A. MYGATT."f
give it to You verbatim. IL you desire
the name of the person 10 whom IL was adj
dressed, it will be furnished
Its publication will tend to correct any
misrepresentation which may have been
created by the remarks of your correspond
ent.
1t is perhaps TO be regretted that your
correspondent has anticipated the publicity,
In connection with criminal prosecution of
the names mentioned.
Your obedient servant.
q. GORDON ADAM.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

CRoPs IN RANKIN.-A farmer residing
near HowelPs Station, writes: I'VE have
had good rains three days successfully. =
Crops look well, and cotton blooms are
making their appearance"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

We learn by telegram from Nashville
to the St. Louis Democrat, Ga Radical
paper) that Stokes, the candidate of the
Bitter-Enders for Governor of Tennessee,
has retracted his liberal declarations for
enfranchising "rebels." In his speech at
Elizabethtown, a hot-bed of Loyal
Leaguery, he declared that he "would
rather have his heart cut out" than to per-
NIT them to vote. We are not advised
of the cause of this sudden change of
programme. 1t only shows the unrelia-
bility of the pledges of the extreme Rad
icals on the subject of Acknowledgement.
Prescription is in their heart, and it will
crop out.
Mr.. Senter, the candidate of the
Liberal Republicans, has nailed Universal
Amnesty with Impartial Suffrage to his
colors, aud Is standing firmly to bis Gag.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

THE WATER VALLEY CoTToN FAC
TORY CoMPANY.-We observe by the
Eagle, that Capt. H. L. DUNCAN has
been made President of this Association,
by the Stockholders thereof. This is
putting the right man in the right place.
l energy, tact, and integrity are ele-
ments of success, Capt. D. possesses them
in the largest degree. Confidence will
naturally be attracted to an enterprise
which enlists the energies of such men,
The Directors are also gentlemen of high
standing, who have evinced determine
ton to push the work forward to an early
completion.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

MEETING OF CONSERVATIVE REPUB-
LICANs AT CANToN.-We are informed
that a large meeting of Republicans was
held at Canton on Saturday last, which
endorsed the proceedings of the Conven-
ton of June 23rd, and organized Club.
Speeches were delivered by Messrs. War
ner, Drane, Blackwell and Highgate. The
last three are leading colored citizens OF
the county
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

A Tennessee correspondent Of tio
Louis Democrat (Republican) contra.
a report that Brownlow's Knoxville Na.
had changed front and gone over 20 2.
support Of Stokes, the candidate oi %
extreme Radicals-saying
Ny predictions concerning The Know
Whig have proved 10 bo strictly c0ueca
FAR from going over b the Stokes m
announces itself more strongly than ~
for Senter and universal suffrage.
Stokes men tried hard TO capture To- a
failed entirely.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

- Fl. ..N8
The following call for a meeting Oh Gnu
zans of the States named, al Memphis
on the 3oth instant, to consider this sub
;ect. is published in the papers Of tha'
citv II meets our entire approval. we
viii be glad to know that good repre-
sontation is present from Mississippi. The
sunerior agencies for securing European
immigration to the Western States, have
continued to turn it in that direction from
the South. Probably the unsettled con
dition of our political affairs has had much
to do in producing this effect The same
cause may not operate in reference 70
siat;c immigration. At all events, the
onnortunity is offered, and it is wise to
improve it. We have millions of acres
living waste. Railroads are to be built
And the labor is not here 10 accomplish
the work. The names attached to this
call are a guarantee of its good faith
The importance 70 cur country q the speedy
introducfion Of additional and reliable labor.
ars merits from our citizens their earnest ano
nrompt consideration; therefore the under
EEi0ned request that public meeting be hela IN
this City, ct Chamber OF commerce, On . gu
nose az considering and devising means to-
rward tha end specified. The citizens OF west
Tennessee. North Alabama, Mississippi, ana
Arkansas, are invited 70 send delegates 20 said
meeting. And in view OF the importance q
The ouestion. we earnestly urge our Railroad
Companies 10 grant reduction OF rare 70 al
those who propose 10 meet US
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

Both Houses OF the Flor.
ture on Monday last ratified t.
amendment In the AaaHfr.
stood 20 to 18, and ia the seHa.
The ratification by Florida ma..
lieyo, including lndiauatumFa.
which have given It their approx
votes Of twenty-eight State aral
to complete the ratification
frmed Republican States hau
voted.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

If Gen. Ames will go forward and pur-
sue with resolute step the path that he
has indicated in the removal of Jamison
and Woodmansee, and the appointment
of Brill-if he will correct the mistakes
into which he has been betrayed by un-
scrupulous partizans-cut himself loose
from Cliques on the one hand, and the
other-administe the law not as a parti-
IAN schemer but as an officer of the Army
pledged to execute the reconstruction acts
fairly and not in the interest of any par
ty or faction, showing favors to none
and dealing out equal-handed justice to
all-he will build himself like a rock in
the confidence fgood people of the State,
and have the satisfaction of reporting to
Congress that reconstruction has been ac-
complished on the basis of a government
founded upon their consent and good WILL
What higher honors need he ask? What
viii be the measure Of the applause to
which he will entitle himself?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

Mfuar-. Z"
Tho Friar's Point b.,,.
KobjertJ. AloOrn, stath- ~ eilt
II has Gen. j r.. Alcorni. lplH
bad ''hc been anbointsgm ON
der Genefalshlp IN a. Nv iqn
he would have felt ithis d,..lelaa.
cepted," and 10 adds. Ir,fNY ID
brains, like Gen. Aleorg .ll6a6r
lead them Confederate troo,'s s.
what the result mighthaye Bssl.'
without entering the es5
as TO what might have har,.1 W
pose that the past p0sltiot.' es.
no LONGER = ingittrrof denial. N
state against the United sf.i, Att
ton of its Legislature. and ,,..4.i.H
ed the Confederacy asa Eri,'N. l..
could he have received M
Nicksburg Times. 'FA
And true Il is, he wasFD.u
Of Secession, and made nv W. O
ring with his flaming speerb.
the then popular measure q.
for the Ordinance Of seos'
hatchlan. -oa-
All which belongs TO The p,..
latest political act wa. 10 I'M
the Eggloston Committee .g.
their attempt 10 force the d.s
Constitution, and the EggI....
dates on the people, after tbag
erately, and as General Gran,
properly, rejected them al tbs,.r
The Conservative have gs.-.,
in the Reorganization Of voter. NJ
and their prospects have I'M.
proved notwithstanding theifg.
regard 10 the adoption of hs,.
Constitution Says the EBpr..
25th Everything g. va-.-..
fully everywhere. Womrcr-
est in expressing the bcIiofarr
Conservative Republican, v.n.
by 10000 majority"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-07-01

a few years ago we began e ~
wheat to England, then cheese, no" ht
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it is invaluable.
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ROOF PAIN T.

For c0a.;nI tin and all kinds Of MEAL ana
comp >!,iau rlsts It'~iH n2L 49,. I&c.2i.
or pee on but form permanent aud Pa.-
tecr protection wherever placed. i is fur
ni>he,I al taf the cost, and possesses twice
the DURABILITY OF the common oil paints Used
Tor such purposes
County ri -Gts for sale.
FJr Circulars aud particulars, Address
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For School Commissioner.

For School Commissioner.
GEO II MORGAN is solicitel to al
low his name to be presented to the vo-
torS Of Caaptico district for School Com
missioner f6r said district aud is assured
of gcear4l support from the
People.
July IS, 1869.
LEWIS II LEIGH is recommended to
the voters Of Leoua-dtown district as
candidate Tor School Commissioner for
SAID District and viii be Supported by he
trieud- Of Popular Education
july -, 1869.
Mr.. Editor. Announce, EDW ARD s.
ABt.IL as a cau:idate tor School Com
missioner for s. lnieot's district.
EDUCATIoy.
July 5, 1860
As-J.J All-.-a Esq. declines to BE =
candidate tor School, Comu.i,<i.-er N tire
Factory d.rr,;. Dr. VA NJ. A-ELL IS :
comuerIed ir that position aua Mi b.
earnestly supported b..
Many friends
Angus: 5tl, 1869.
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DI\\ER AID FAIR

fVHFRE will be a Fair held at st. In
4 igoe's Church, ST. Inigoe's district,
commencing
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Au.
gust next,
the proceeds Of which will be devoted il
repairing thai venerable and memoria
edltice Of religion. An exccjfept dinner
will be served upon The occasion \
great variety of ornamental, fancy and
other articles viii be exhibited for sale
ana no exeruous will be waiting to make
the time Of fhe visitor agrfeble The
public are cordially invited to attend.
July 10th, lo59-:d
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FIRM HAHT[D.

w ANTED TO PURCHAs E-A
w farm IN St Nary'S county-on
the water-of about 200 acres Il land,
with comfortable Dwelling and good out
buildings. Address, Stating locality and
terms
GILES f DYER,
Bryantown Charles county, Nd. o.
T BAKER Dl Err of
DYER. HILL 4 CO.,
Baltimore, Md,
Aug 5, 1SG9-4..
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TRIMMING SHIP.

snlsV:Es.aESa SSEyg.
AtHARLES T. DRURY informs his
friends and the public that he has
opened a shop in ieonnrd Town at tn
place OF business Of Thomas Dlllow Esq ,
and is new prepared 70 attend 70 all kinds
of work in his line With deity and prompt
ness. Coaches and buggies painted aud
repaired. Harness brides, Saddles made
or repaired Terms. casa or barter j
share OF public patronage respectfully So
Iicitcd
July 18th, lS09-6m.
CONTRIBUTIONS NOTICE:
Wm T Burroughs
& others.
Jno 4 Burroughs
x others
In the Circuit Court for 81 Mary 5 County,
sitting a. a Court Of Equity.
NJ. la5 \ T,
nRDERED, this 27,n day # July, 1850,
that the Auditors report sled in this
cause he ratified and confirmed unless cause
10 TIE contrary he shown on or before
the Isl Monday If ,eptcnjer next : pro
vided = copy Of this or5er be published IN
the 81 N4rr'S Beacon cncc a week fer
three Successive weeks prior to the SAID .lst
Monday q Sci t,m5er.
JNO 4 CAVALIER. elk.
True c0py-Iest:
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IN extra copy sent gratis to any oE'
getting up a Club Of Five New Sub~crl-
b>r>.
For other Clab Terms, serd for Circu-
lar. Address,.
IITTELT. & GAY,
- Bloomfield Street, Boston
Aug l. 1869.
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For School Commissioner.

August 10Th, 1869,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-18

PrpLc RoAps-The following re-
marks on this subject, By Col. ". ". W.
Bowie, we extract from his address before
the Maryland Agricultural Society:
''Plblic Z ,a7S-about which there is
n great con.rarioty Of opinion in all the
counties # tie State, but | believe all
agree that goo3 aud economical road
system woull be blessing 70 tie Who'll
people, Of incaieulatlc b4ueft - The farm-
er, raise the price IF lands, and aha I'M
mensely 70 the general wealth If the State
Taxation. local, State and rational, i
surely a legitimate su'ject for comparing
views and settling upon a plan 70 be ur-
Col with uaitel hearts and minds upon
the proper authorities, that those bur
thens might be anelorated or removed,
or 50 adjusted as that equal justice b
meteG out to all This can lie done with
out descending to party politics. AMI pro
perly belongs 70 the farming population ;
tor, as all other Interests iepead upon az
ricuIturc, the tiII,rs Of TIE soil. either il
rectly or indirectly, bear the whole bur
then OF taxation il the country
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AF'Rr'ST 7" 'isl., '.'s
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~ viii OF % lh'ss A'e : - = any '-'
y neirs Oh oeefaS = = s'as an - Fl
: a'e passing y -'.'' y ~ '"5 ."''.''
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'''i one PefS'3 o' 81 ''A'''''
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TaE NEXT CENSUS AND THE BASIS OF
RIPaLsENrArIoN.-In the coming census,
which viii decide the ratio of representa-
ton in Congress, the negro population
instead OF boins coa1ted Ga the basis Of
tLrec-iitls-.hat IS i've negroes to count
.hgee, Is under tie Al rule, they viii al
be counted. This will give an increased
influence to the South not heretofore ,ook-
CT for by tie North. The Mississippi
river forming the Western 0tlat, the bus
mess, sympa;hies between tho Yves. and
tue South will naturally increase, 70 the
Prejaiice Of the North This VIII be dt-
monstrated before another decade
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SlESCklprIO\S-1>Io.
Harrer's Weekly, one wear ST -

Harper W eek'N, Que NHaI - ~
f., Frtrr C2y are'a he Magazine.
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in. rr.~v CRIT II Five Subscribers d:
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Weekly, ana HRzar, to one address for
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S1o0
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each A complete Set, comprising Thir
teen Volumes sent on receipt OF cash at
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The postage on lInrper's Weekly Is
20 cents year. which must be pa,i at
the Subscribers p,st-o.i,co Address,
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Nov i 1863.
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.lIrcny Comfy rthony <ksan, Jas.
WtIs.n JOIN VI, St~nllsh, Jae.b My
ers, Heorge Percy.
Anne -l-r1 81 l"r,'y,-E { hl-
bourne, Il. W BALDWIN, -'r- 0-of5e
els.
B7't'nore Citg,-Jas!2s +. Sano5r'
n'I"'S ": lahill''''3' I 'o4a ~ -, 1
~ l,'I'l'S 3 =, W. ~" ~ in ' w;
lev General F { Latro5e james /.
NIo,a Coor,, Cotton George \
XII Wu. + Collins John = Eh}.n.
I~iah Gardner. Nm, 7 Mark!aal, J yhn
II Marshall, T. s Hobutzan.
Ha'ttuors Coaaty-EIHarl s. W.
Cho.te Lewis Turner, Jr., Daniel W.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-18

THIS Jv9lLEa.-Tbe jubilee, under the
conduct of,the Jesuit Fathers, which cor :
menced a, this place on Sunday last, has
been largely attended W to today and
has been productive Of eminent good,
we learn, to our Catholic population, black
aud white. Rev. Fathers Eulers, Wige;,
King, DANCE and EIamil:on have con-
Quoted the exercises Of the Jubilee and a.
o1uent and impressive addresses have
been delivered saeh Gay and night b.
Fathers Wiget and King.
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- FATE OF MARYLAND.
fNrCUTTyr DEPARTMENT..
Annapolis, Oct 3ist, 1869.

WIN y III ! ~ H>pA I, the r'sh-
o,ro;ntej - lie Trno,I,n ,,,' DO - D.
5ant asa 6Ay.oF TJtt\Ect:IyI>l
tbron,1on+ no rni.o{ s,at.s anl ha;a.
,Ia.,r.',,. ,t,, ,ha n,a,la - a. c,..
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tta: iiI,,, ,-,...,. !, -, | So, w..
! .,;u a",..a.. .l''I 49,. : -, -.
- ','.,. q ,ha |' ~ r.; 'IG 1 -,
:, 80 - 80
lazy por'J' - H." s','.h vi" an '0un'a'''
0and' and trusting mat al classes OF .
f f; n9"eS ; oHsIFeh' ,hglr Fone''pt
ls''n' viii co l 10 (ne fnan'ies'afl"u' q
tnet' heartfelt 'hanEfniness to our DNihe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-18

Ho-v Avs < s,sr..tT--F i w.ng thel
,rra.s .eme,a af 10 3~a.h- Il ADMIRAL
Sew Ge..e VOL an Hon. Robt
]. Walker. c5m : that If Hon. Amos
Kendall, ann go t1.el 4 vide spae
IN the l;storv = lis country. Mr. Ken
dali was born n Massachusetts,. IN l.S9,
e..srrencei .h5s c...see caree-, AMI
-r,.lpa,al w;.h 6ss,inzu she'd honors In
1871. Tu.ma1i ..ely after leaving COLLEGE
7ia entered u-oo the study Of tie law with
" y. Richardson. prominent lawyer Of
Grar9n. 4Iassac agsetts, WHO subsequent
Nv became g4ie Justice Of New Hump
shire, and was admitted to the bar il the
Spring Of lsI: lie thea emi-ra.ed 70
Ken;aeev, ant engaged in tie practice Of
lis profession: bat removing TO George
town sub-cqgeu y. herecaive5,h appoints
mont Of Posrma -ter. the Only oface ever
held By him, y n tie exception Of a po-
si,ion in tAe c 4binets Of jackson and
Van Buren,. Elaying edited a newspaper
with marked 81 cess in the intervals of
his other oecuIa ions, he was, IN 1916,
received upea i .e staff of The drgus Of
Western 4merl q, the leading Democrat
iciourna, e Kentucky, published at
Frankfort, IL, capital # the State. IN
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-18

Scu1oL MATTERS. We are authorized
to state. that the Treasurer Of the School
Board. Or. Bunting. viii be il Leoaarl-
town on Friday ne1t, the I9,h Instant,
to settle wiki teachers for salaries due for
the Summer Tenn. OaIy money enough
has been received from The STATE, W learn,
to pay so on the amount due the teach
o9s, bu; Efforts ar b2ias. made BY tie
Board to uego,;a'e for means TO pay the
balance. $50 At an early day.
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Christmas number This fayorite peril
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teres.ing reading NATTER, render i. ~ far
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is also the cheapest magazine at s. per
auuum, with handsome premium, which,
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Lille NJ. Sp accr's Fourth Of July Pi,-
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-18

ADMITTED TO PRAorlcZ,-By = notice
in the CALvEKr JoUEStL-of the 18th in
slant. we SIC that Hon. G. Fred Maddox
aud James II. Wilson, ES4r., Of this
county. were admitted members u tie
Cslver, bar op motion Of the States Al
torney Joseph \ Wilson.