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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

THE GREAT THRoUGH ROUTE TO THE EAST.
This Company now control and operate
thirteen hundred miles of Road extending
from Cincinnati, Cleveland Dunkirk, Buffa-
10 and Rochester, to New York.
1t is Of the six feet gauge. nearly third
wider than other roads, enabling the Com
pany to construct and use coaches cores
pondingly larger and more comfortable
Its track has been placed in thorough re-
pair by the substitution of Steel Rails at such
points as are subjected TO the greatest serv-
Ice, and where the highest speed Is required
to be made.
New and improved Sleeping Coaches ac-
company all night trains. They are heated
by steam, perfectly ventilated. contain spa
cfous and elegant Dressing and State rooms,
and combine all the modern Improvements.
Excellent Dining Saloons are Iocateo ~
convenient points upon the line where am
pie time IL allowed for meals.
Three Express Trains daily are run from
the Western termini OF the road 20 New
York without q change, making as quick
time "a BY any other route.
The long distance run without change
SEQ mIIes--and the spacious accommodations
offs Broad Gauge Coaches, especially com.
mend this route TO families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be OBJ.
tanned at all principal Ticket 0fices through
cut the country.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

This able, statesman-like and timely
paper is receiving the warmest commen-
dation of the people and the the press.
This fact will be demonstrated by extracts
from the columns of our contemporaries.
We will add, that ofthe entire number. OF
persons who were invited to sign it, only
ten declined, and majority of those ten
based their declention on other grounds
than objection to its objects. 1t may not
provide a way for making Governors and
Lit. Governors of everybody the people,
under other circumstances, would delight
to honor, but it is the road to peace-to
the restoration of civil authority-to re-
lief from military despotism-and that IS
the path which it suits them to follow just
now. They are not in a condition TO pay
empty compliments. Nor to punish ene-
mics except so far as this is achieved by
recovering their lost rights. Nor even to
reward friends.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

SEA SHORE HARBoR.-Mr. Richard
F. Harrison, and old citizen of the State
has addressed letter to the Handsbor0
Democrat, explaining his plan of build
ing safe and commodious harbor within
the limits of our own State and ANNOUNCE
ing his willingness, with view to the adj
vancement of that project to accept a
nomination for Congress at the hands of
the Conservative Republicans of whose
party he is a member. His letter is pub
lished elsewhere.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19
Tor The Clarion.
u . - y - -
.r,rr EVENING WIND.



!, evening vivid! ! love it well e,,.oo
the essteals through the em'rald follage
brlsha list to its murm'ring sound,
D nlllss of all that has pass'd its sight
ell, wandered DER beauty's cheek,
s9 ~ | drew rev forth bright smile OF siA'nes'
theIs;; away with a gush of song
ren bouLlhlisnered of all that is bright and
fair;
.ooned on its way and kissed the
rose oonfv bowed to its thrilling touch,
~ Us ' zone e'er the trembling dew-drops
si i. petals, and murmured "life is
such
-4od n while on suffering's brow,
"a I adooIed for a moment the burning
Pf4-sla5aht with sigh as it said good
o ged on its mission Of joy again.
nntbe song of Mothers love
ID tauYh'I TIIed her darling babe to rest;
a. thrilling notes OF blTu lhdI sun
A7a ~. .he ieafy bough DER her treasured nest.
III If the poor, in the hall Of pride,
d the hs,. ~. places of woe on earth,
The ioovening wind knows many tale
o. Y in IRON RON and joy, Of sin and truth!
,-orers Of saints, and the vows Of love,
Ala li ,5e songs Of Joy. and the signs of pain
AL. tIInrf5ened its hight as it quickly sped
! 5 n.s- mount mountain and valley, Ger hill and
plain
ri. a requiem wailing its note
N9 a%.,.o 1 the grand old pine from its noun
"a. tain melody breathing of hope
Se G.o- ri The dew-dropped yiolet's glimmering
light.
r.. Tins that l dream while the evening
W. WI" softly DER my youthful brow,
o ~ Tben Tine shall furrowed his wrinkles
there.
Dor 1's GIBsoN. July 30th, 1863
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

A little before nine o'clock yesterday
morning, passenger engine No. 2 Mssis-
sippi Central railroad. exploded nc Grenada
A little boy named wilkins and the fireman
were slightly wounded. Twenty or thirty
feet of the Mississippi Central depot were
blown off, and portion Of the boiler went
whizzing through one wall of the Shankle
House. Mr.. 4. N. Wendell. Treasurer ofthe
Mississippi Central Railroad, Mr.. Ragsdale
and Miss Jessie McGhee narrowly escaped
being killed. Mr.. Wendell had Just left the
room, the bed In which was struck and
dashed To atoms. For the above facts we
are indebted TO our esteemed friend, Mr.
Harry Childress, Of the Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad.-Memphis Avalanche OF the
9th.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

Considerable additions have recently been
made % the rolling stock Of che Miaa'etlppi
Central Railroad, from the Company'a own
Car Shops, here In Water valley. Among
one Postal and Express Car, and several
freight Cars all from the shop supcrintcnd-
ed bv Mr.. John Becton. During the last
few months, a number Of the locomotives,
'.smached-up" during the war, have come
forth rs good as new, from the machine
shop superintendent BY Mr.. Harry 0lbbon.
So says the Water Valley Eagle.
Tommy Kline. Ames' Sheriff Of Lowndc1
county, has re-arrested the hog thief that be
relieved not long since The Oolum1ul
Sentinel iutlmatck that Kline will probably
pcEmit him 20 escape from jail.
The Central Star says that sBOb." DIT. AZ.
Mitchelra celebrated bl ck pony whose fi-
der always won prize a. every toufnNNNnl
waa recently killed By che cars
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19
SGreet EGiauetse--NVnlid with
Ladies.

Only vilager- or persons with rural ideas
any longer contend that ladies should
always be- given the inside the pavement in
passing. The rule adopted in cities is tO
turn 10 the right, whether it leads 20 q wall
OraO the gutter, and an Observance Of this
common sense rule would obyinte such un-
pleasant '.scrOuPing' by over gallant npn-
tlemen who pefsistentiY crowd for the OUT
side OF the walk. Another common custom,
and required bg fashionable etiquette, and
one which Is nearly as ineNpicable and abb
surd, Ia the practice II q whole string OF
men fling out Of % church pew, making
themselves a. ridiculous as ON awkward
squad practlcing at 'catching step in or
de- 70 give a woman the wrong end OF Cue
pew, IL that OF a man, when on promenade
or walk with a lady, 10 keep himself on the
outside OF the pavement a lAfle cNerclhn
Of judgement VIII convince any person OF
the utter uselessness Of this b0bbing back
and forth no every corner. Tho common
rule a this: m q man aud woman are walk
ing. She should always be az bis right arm
whether IL be toward the ineide or outside
81 the walk. then the woman viii hot DO
showed against the passers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

COX THE BEACH AT LONG BRANCH.n-Olive
Logan, ssAh, taught What vanity and
and pomp of nothinguess are the pretty
struggles for prettier supremacy! The pride
of q fun purse! The vile efforts to obtain
money-only money; and for this one of the
loveliest women on the beach lays down her
purity for the corrupt name of a Washing
ton lobbyist; Aspasia, with dyed yellow
hair, and L.ais by her side. receives young
Wall street into her cottage reeliDg drunk,
and cOaxes him to give her his purse.
ed dollars in the hot atmosphere of gambling
rooms. Young married women bare their
white bosoms that the eyes of men may
feast pppn their beauties; children--girls Of
fender vears--are hung with lace and satin.
and have already begun their trade OF hira-
tom etc. etc. ) M
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

The Yazoo Republican is attempting to
ridicule the National Union Republicans
by calling them Confederate Republicans
How can the editor of the Oxonian who
seems to be proud Of his war record afii-
ate with those who ridicule name thai
Ill who were true TO the South most
revere? We cannot understand it.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

"A recent attempt to burn the Jail in Holly
Springs, and but for the vigilance OF Mr.
Doll. the jaiior, IL would have been SUCCESS
full. The jail was fired on the inside by the
prisoners, who hoped 70 effect their escape
during the confusion consequent upon the
discovery OF the fire. Mr.. Doll discovered
it before It had made much Roadway. Soms
OF the most desperate scOundrels unhunQ
are now inmates of the Marshall connts
prison. They have made several efforts 81
late to escape.-Holly Springs Reporter.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

,eOxr Aro,r TJwPonruNATE."- Fannie
Beckman. steD-dauehter OF Malone, the
wood-hauIer. came 70 Malone's house du-
rin . lesf week. and being e1ciente. was driv-
en- on the place, it Is reported, by her moth
a. Fsefore reaching town, she was seized
Ter, Iahor-palns. aud but for the Kindness
" linn Tayior, freedman. would have been
1eet In the public road, TO die pcrhaps,
through the fnhumanity Of her natdfal pro-
tectorss--C Central Star.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

George F. Brown, appointed Judge of the
High Court of Errors and Appeals, vice T..
Jeffords, removed.
Fred. Speed, Judge of the Grimm al Court
Of Warren county, removed.
A. Warner, Secretary of State, removed,
and Maj. Eagan, ppointed.-Pilot.
We understand that many other re-
movals have been made in addition to the
foregoing, in the interest of the extreme
Radicals; but we do not Zee how they are
to increase their vote. The Commander
is to much engaged in this work, to give
attention to his Rankin pets, Corliss and
MCGOWAN.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

He is not much Of an Acorn mantle
don't Ike for the Ultra Radicals to be
f'6randed lcith infamy' IN the house Of
their frie1eds-He sees disposition on
the part Of certain Radicals to 90 back on
the man and brotberl
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

Rust IN CoToN,-Rev. s. II. ]. SIstrunk.
Of Marshville, was in our Office yesterday
and reports that all the cotton In that re-
gion Is more or less affected by rust. He
thinks the crop will be cut Off &C least one
thir !. and perhaps one-half in some Cases
Macon Gal Journal.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

The ''SOuthrons," Base Ball Club Of
New Orleans, left for the North on the
10th. They viii play with Memphis,
Louisville, Cincinnati and Chicago Clubs,
and possibly with Clubs in some of the
Eastern cities. We win note their pro.
gress.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19
A GROWL FROM FLOURNOY!!

To Il. III. Walker.
, 1869-01-21

-.-. GOLD Co&t1Atf1.
H: jUL1AS oaesed resolution instrusttnE the
dlcrcJ Of pkosld1ng By Law that existing contracts
&nd ihoec that MAy beseRher b made be adjusted
and paid IN gold On The basis Of The FtlaiiTc value
efgo'd atd United sntes notes.
YoLtIICAL DItABtLf5rE4 HX1oyD.
Hr. FAHNsWOKrA. from the Recon. o.trnctton
Commltter. reported taa ios the removal Of dtea-
bIllties from large number Of ststke, which WAS
pAaetd bJ tic EtqciAite t~o thirds vote.
GAIL or coHxIr7K1h.
call 1f eunmj:feea for reports. a large number Of
bills ins penkton1 wefr reported hc1o ihe
Committees On Revolutionary 4nd Invalid
tensions, and were varously disposed Of.
ecHIAcKE N-AAox ntLl-
HI. SCaESEE gave nodca In Reference to tho
ttll srtTcdnced o1 n to-day. 10 Strengthen the
public Ctoit, that II week Or two htnce, WHEN
buetreks Wcu'd ncmst, he exptc:cd to be author-
lad oI the Committee OF Ways ard Mexcs to re.
1t. An cppor unity would then he ctsErd for
ditcuks11n, 1nd hh wuuld thin TT to get the Ac'
tion Of lhe Home upon It.
, Tnx FNxu CEHSCk
Mr.. GARFIELD cfcrcd ! 1esolnt ion Tor / Sc
ltet COMMITTEES Of ae!en 10 inquire IND report -
to Whit leRislsflen Ia ncees.asy to provide for
taking tke nitth ceusuH. Adoptrd.
rActyic RAILWAY BilI- -...
The House, 1t a quarter past 3. resumed the
coEsideraiion Of the Sena'e biz ernntlnE land md
1tisKsapn CempApy.
III. LOGAN odefed I substitute for tho bill,
p.ppoetnX to authrr1Ic the company 70 connect
itt read With the uIIou PAe,he RoRa II or near
text Of - dnIfarf per mile. 70 DO guaranteed
BY 'he Tilted B,ates.
NJ. COYOpE Addressed tho House In advocacy
atd exrl1Rsiior Of the bill
MI kELLk followed Gu the same e!de. ind
kr. VAN HUMP In opposition to the bill.
AH3nufrRd.
, 1869-01-21
Notice to Contractors.

s.,,s4 rro,o4ala IT eansszueas tie portion Of ~
yeT FTIesnt Nc BUG and ChAtSAnoo<1 Railroad. b.
tscrp lie cttie. Of New ureant and Ao0t. etaasAas
MaY Il nase1sxis tot and eanataeu y q taos nn-
f4e.te ns1dets = asd ios drhvsy3 Of aooaon esreu8
40 eihsx nstss.ai. ~ b 5sSstred = y tns s Ecn2.-
= a WtdE eedsy, J4nu1,J n Ee0.
Mars snd ptutt+s q ne nse placs of structures
b ukIIlied Ut The Sane uf1ee. Ant After Decep-
her 10 t &nd hlsnk forE1 f1t1k I'd faE odatraeta7
specifications. rEcpoai Ions. de- DC.
All IroFosals 10 be Addressed to Henry van Vit@E1
ca ef EsSiresr ST ihe Nsw CElEznst MaoEa ao8
The Cutnr1nJ rs1e11ea II st2ht so Fslsc: Az Mo-
rcsal Whieh lor anJ seAenu ny oeRutyeGK % ~
ffest':ent v. q, aad 2. r 8 E1.< -
u6lce ct t1a C&4ARAAF a heS 1o<ks ass - 1Ass"As
, 1869-01-21
CUBA.
Ftnanc2al Ad1l1s IN 4 Uzpioxabls Cam
d1tfoa-In3usFkel elfonAry 1tex0s from
ADAnfht. NouvN%n

sp&nlAh So1Tces.
HAVANA. Jan. 3.-ConsTx1y to the Rene.4 ex-
peetAtson The H1neu Dc lcoaraerclo ha ~ n4t re-
tnEtd sJrae1t md It's p1etent condition IL
alnetpi Merchants n ho dsposlted IN the c4nk
sfc enhas1aated oJ the lots Il their money, and
neeted IN bas'ress relations x1lh tie bxnk may
IL r1less II rs1na9ps - mAka N arrangement
tPsaieh Bank uu sH tieeoasE
Iha TenefAl financial condition II rfe4<rt
rtt.eass inau.psetous appearance. Merchants
conplain that ,heJ ne un.nle 10 1aak1 eoleet1ous
RON coEntrJ neFsh1nts.
The Ttreod, The new Cuh.n liberal }2unal,
naAkea sx*crt att1ck upon The epanish BacK
The zane pxpe also Atno7nees the attempt nada
-ah.. week 10 &ek4ea eatna.e Spanish so4d1eza.
7ns nsnsEeai. haye burned the t9.a of paul.
eet2 received. The iunsettr1ts, nefoce md amer
tst EHsR OF shetr ht uses, led 10 the woods kuu
INA 1n1ta AoantAiEs ItiA reported that tbs coa-
niRraI1on lasted three days The Fsek11 a1yr
tae fehrls saeked Tho ty before setting II OF tfe.
AUlestnx details afo 21Ten Of thu 1z1t and &oder-
ins Ct Ike eiuEeua III he MOUNTAIN districts,
Wtieh arc ut1haoltah,e md de&tttase Of pEoyt-
s!ma
Reports trc:z Spanish sourres i. ase that Count
stnA1cda 10 RdyAlctnx with his vho:e fuFrt
npon tae seeels, Who tavc posted theastlves tn
TIE Ncrio Il informed thu. the rebel General
lesas F1t1 bas ct{e1ed 70 surrender hiuaeK apd
ire !ofces under bis command, pfpyiaed m IN.
COZ tsi i0naf pardon Il R.e1ted.
Tia spEn1ah General at Santiago tes erureded
tnese teins, AID exrNcts that rrez viii sooa x1ro
hins<N up.
Authentic psr'i 'iealars Of ree.ns evrSts sad OF
tet condition Of the reyo:nu ,Lf.A from Crh1n
eet'ees 10 wAn'1rg, md thefe Are m tneAcs II
pNteut Of atffntnk ths new. xtv,n aooTr.
~1ka s de1ited larI%iy from onclA1 despa:cses.
, 1869-01-21
E1xHs

4rxo1A~ H., Jan. aa.-Fte hs,1 Of Wl11lan
ne6mxu+ t11 niles Weas Of thus cry, vas buried
A!I H1Shf vita con9etA. &aAt1nalnX seTrnry
to1f Of haJ, elsv hcf.eA ma thirteen cattle.
lEe osfu was tae largest aIo Z ttt In this e1uc-
2, onl last summer AZ eott ct three s7ou.2nd
eo1ns Of the hof1es teioestd 70 neighbours. Total
lctt, AZ tnoarand doiltzr. w1th no iesaEsEeo.
s~efh tEhaE- pronlnsnt farmer, vas 80
cover.
NV YORK, Jan 70 - f1r occurred 1.triGnt
Ut the Derby atheu Eura. H.ottway. Although
ess txtit guifh' Afrr little elsv. It des,roge ed
o. damaged ssTe1al val1sbs 1nrta OF a1s--s stn azg
thtm HothelmAs nne p'tsute uf ln=olu's List
'Rter.fion. Loss. 1000.
Ais II II william s,tesl. lhls afternoon, oeea.
, 1869-01-21
OHIO.
ObitunrT-SuPPased Cas- OF fCatzlspiY-
SILK Robbtfy In Elh cinuatt.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,

1AA n0RR&Iy IN AlH CiNMAk1s
Special Despatch TO Tho Chicago Tfibcae.
&A1sTtxID, o., jan. -.
N. II. Wocd, Esq., one Of our prominent
citizens, died tsst night 1ftr ehozt losss OF tn.
Tan uaataaa ct the bowels. Nt. ". entered The
sesTien nj the rommcueeunt Of the rebellion ~
Ckptztn tn The 1hlEtyfetond Ohio Volunteer In
t.nuy, Md los. leE It HsIper's fsH5: He was
ftAtioned It st. Louis. About lhs elose OF ire
war he WIS elected Probate Jrdst Of Rl:nl1nd
County, O. phe Republican uettt, ,sttoneh The
esnx CO. % P.ss y S fsea - s.
few votes, he soon atter reoe11ed the
III. E,s,s
held II tho tins Of Ills death. ne w1s yoacX
nan ci more han Ordinary aoiltrv 1na ps.u.s ..
He was actively engaEed On th4 stump during the
nLny eI Sd eoorts woald eoups.e farotabiy viii
TON Corwta's in his pslnlcsi daJa h was 1
eatsntsni ana active member Of tic ConEse8a
rA1 ERr, o., Ian. 40.-oo last Saturday, a
II uez nanrd John Foster, aoous htty yezr1 {.
ace l'1nc ncsf this place uhlle ke1ted convefs
.s b, ',1 sndas2 e.9ppsd ous si as e.,
oo1atnea. ara upon examination hle Ms n:o-
EouEeeo TO te e1tn9. Accordingly. psepAratto. !
.csr made for the brt31l. which was 10
3ad- tic eodsn was opeEs1 Tor ! hat v1es Of the
tapposed alimaie r. mains, 1hen unmisakaete
e1Ena ot ME wire ttscoseTed. The ozoT vas
e5EY srpas1arct ef peiox III raturai and he althy
| tsep. hS fstcrds were prevailed upon TO take
sqe M, Sods ho1e, where It remains ~ to ta-
s!xs!.sA All, Jan, sl.-The store Of t. c. Hop
Inc M ~ ssis r. ot n asoeeapioA buans adiolt
Of sIike No clue. '"oas4ao oot'ASa "'se'
latssrsi Eevesas eollee'i'ns IN The Fsrst nd
The number fc4 srs usde ID ia F,Ts, iT.trses
lASrsFa Ecse fNsLss AT 4 ball millions,
, 1869-01-21

EIsIr.
The aenato net 1t 10 o'clock.
se7rrl ncmot7Als were presented. pt1Jing toe
btnatton Of rnirotd% WITH tooee Ct other stttes L
NJ moktal tsoEu Vtco County, asking for Ii: edu-
ea,ion Of eo!oftd children In fepaEats tehools.
yearly Ing Of Flisnds. representing SON.
1000 OF 2G0O nbah,tants al tne ststs, pr1y.nx
for , rrp~al cf The laWs dasennasnatnR between
vr..is Mn'.ss aed of psaa, Of saa,S Ina.pa
Mestrn Indiana. and pfTt Of Illinois.
The el .pp,oGFta!tps 90 70, Isg,;;;.a,s Pr:
10 case where q neHlE elected Co7usy Tres.
ufeF Vas haze a l clark. He thought this WAS
wrong ...
viii meet With the House. 10 tho hsIl OF the
House. 1t uoou this Gay, ard take such action As
il qn.tea y ret Of Congress Of July T. 1864.
R:;aissd inst lie s~ns;e ptossed inss,ater to
rsss .aF & esa r. uzi;es m sites senssai % md
% vn,ea nay ~ u,se d@ine ihe se.s!on 1hsrs.
10 tho Lcutentn mt Gov raor may be 1utesoatcd.
and also curlrR n,s ahsenee-
Ale:t.r Was Eesd from taa Leutsnsnt Go!er.
por. y queaun2 Nr. Robinson 10 act IL ala plAce
u pftsi,,ne on1ecr Of tao s:naie fsr to.d.y.
NJ. angh:s dsmsnaed pstvioo. question On
OF ded. nd II passed BY % to II.
An election Was had w,rh the fsllowln2 fssnlt ::
John r. craycnl, SO; BallanJ. IT,.
Tue rrupcelton In rsEa1d ~ Uniformity 6f te1t
bootn WEI II ported Ac11nst
Tho hour hav,ng srtved, tho Senate proceeded
to II houss 10 unIts in Joint Senatorial Con,
vtLt:n
At the afternoon session bil,a for acts were In,
trotucsd and approp .iately referred.
TIE BILL to repeal TIE act toE the re
dtrppu~n Of properly sod On e1e-utlou Of re
te mutton Of ssle, was read third uH1:. Amer
lengthy discussion Al to the advantages and disad
vattse-. Of ,he Law, the hill was setartea 10 b
Joe !ciaEy, Committee -.
Th. eg1ata adjourned rnul 10 o'clock to uao1
, 1869-01-21
WIsEDN8I
bpecIA Gesps1eh to TIA Chicago Tribune.
GApuox RiR Ian n

MADISON, WlS., Jan. ~
"Let u1 taTe relce," Il the motto which pre
he&x3 quoted On Ill sides b. those who Set ye4-
ties In the 6tnstottt] contest. All The etudl.
daxa Except 9Ec*r.l EA.hauEn. who Ro<s to-
Iteat M and ". kablee, WIN L . a1taro, navs len
tsouRh Krrst expectations Rave betn sadiJ di9.
srpo.ntea and io1d hops nlzeled- rhess seams
WIS satd tgain.t HIN Ia sa1oc1.trx ne Gains Of
othttR. Nj CARPENTER viii rectrvs ire 11apiuprs
support e tte Repuh-te1ns N the LeS11laturr,
10: b. aittaroed IN ,he shessest aeesse, @ H. IL.
Salpsntes's ers eeh la.s nlght oesase tie esae1s
I'D nons % e!s nz:ns
The eioes 9! this cortess Among political asso-
d1:ca ana nte1es 70 tcars ira 10 rr,pa.n- We
one otsanit s:ioa 1os hlIh tolaeI aaa eoSrra-
mental sncA These Hust Be rtFatz7, bee7a.e
ess mn eni1 e1n AZ ooe p4rcalar plaee, md
eeeapJ % b,Rhest Dos,noo., I'D I'd she H naeaas
q exeh viii strve to psouote theu
s,.,se,, .1a ,koasa tas :aeessttai easdidsse
ZAP Ieaefnnrn1 or hkt bur malice towards thoee
Hho haEs adhered 10 Acd tuPpo:trd RIA, cladt-
is9s,,a1 its ~ -! ~ =. b. tl5e;sfs GeaI,es x he
Eonnated. 1t Will be ny czzsful endc&vor ard
enns:1ct a.u IN al places to fep.eeent M e.if,
eo.a1n. Il vii ee ny III, ai.o, 10 IL y .hau
pa1soaazs e ,ae General ao1esamens
80 NA4AaoNAAA& Al9 AFRU-4tt2tQ& &QG QulEtA
10 cortal' 60 ct,que, no rrR, bat el1e he PEOPLE
b Il! IL l. iaes; F1ese;5
Terde11Ir bis s:rce7u taarn to hls fs1erds
nom oltGtat pa.ts Of ihe stase, xho Ead hh-sed
II s,a e nsI pi.s e. IL, .na.,o,
10 GO ~ day; 60 m2n e7n % more"
. AlraJy sny one e1peeted : usatratop would
required 10 enee. Il w sa1,tes q eosa:a- ]
siao;t so1pfase- 1he1e Nerr AfEe
S.s,, esass, ; e sisst :. - sads ,ss H.. #
Some at it, te+I lotu. xrd backed b. rneh doen-
Ee1u - certificate q P7ehdent Chxptn md
io4 IL rood ch,,sei.r and 1nsxnun arsh,e Is liz
eh:eh wtfe Ecsay shown P14nhea He9e ohi1ined
Eu2 ao11eef ct zen couEalt=*d to eAeh oi the
losa. nd he kad the Eot-4 fsoa WAwor,h
atd he1ns bsJord what ws@e conceded to hin
General Ws.aeu.n sad hts n1ands ars the
nees dlesppo.csed of&1y. ~ ttsf wete vcfy aan-
fs1se os @ isaanS; s.; Soma xao haa ,o;ea ios hin
othtf 1tdidates. wctt over to CkfacnieF. Ala
with tee not from Waldo md RubIee. 4keured
e!,a & r. nontnanon; % Tns eleetivn Ee1t Ta:s.
LEGE1AI1yE-
AADnoz. via, sn- y.
ne keksloEH II both houses today Met4 Ah at,
In tho sen a,s several iocal BILL ware tnro
tueeo.
senator Hsselsoo, from The Comn1ses on Be-
rcso}tns Ins7ltrhoIs, xnn recently Visited ,heu1,
made rep.t rpsaai1E fsvoraelr ct thsiz eon-
cEioo, and rocoDn nd1ng the following appro-
dters' U1ptart' Hu7ne.ta5.On.; lts ttuse fof tha
Ds1f and Dumb. $S,l0j: Hospital for tho In
fsne, IS, no; 1rst1sufe toz TIC Bind, t,s>6oo.
A1BK1xLT-
4 reso:ution was ibtrod aced trRtEc.ing our
eeEAstfa and Representatives IN C1tkreAs ID
v1te for In a. cEduenr 10 tho Cntscd Sssiet xtoa-
ktn1Enn q t1bil5u1Ef tr1 aHrtts1 suffrage -
hEsa.4Eu-a H<ru A.op-e& prohibit
, 1869-01-21

A11A<rA, Ga. Jan. 2o.-A resolution xas intro
doeto n the Ho1s9 today AUTHORIZING khe 10.
u1:of GencEal to inquire into tbs re4soRs Tor the
sppmn@stt of ejtetea persou to p-rfo.m tha
dunes OF CLERK Ct tke Superior Couts Of hlshAsu
Co1tV 10 institute Proceedings aEtinst the
1ans, md cary the case to The sup p:eMs .ourr II
tecetasrr. After inneh eenste tho ratolanon
Wsafefe47ed to the Judiciary COMMITTEE,
Eeubtr offered I resolution eintntu1 tat
the ttatt Il fully reeotAuutted; that ttn Les1s-
4!n1e u the judEe Of fhu q1a ines ion OF Stats
oGesrs> ktd that CocEres. haa 20 Right 70 iutef-
fefeYNhleh mrs alto referred,