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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-06-03
AO11- OIIO HO1 "a N'"~OOSSO 70 HIOH " M ,
Radical Candidate for GOveruor.

From present appearances there is. little
doubt about the Radical party runningan
old line Wing as their candidate for GIv-
ernor of Mississippi, and from all we have
seen and heard, Gen. Alcorn will be SELECT
ed. Never did party suffer under great
er delusion. Men who were once enthRed
at the mere mention of the mill boy ofthe
Slashes" can never be dragooned into :er-
vice by the political associate of Eggles on,
Stafford, Lynch and Fisher. They neednot
approach us with the fact that he was red
hot and rampant Secessionist, in the Con-
ventlOn OF 81, as soon as he could ultie
himself from the Constructions of his ON
stituents," we are in full remembrance OF
that fact-can still hear the echoes of his
stentorian voice, as it rung in the Hall, 'the
Rubicon is crossed, the die is cast" Ndth-
er need they inform those who gallai tly
under the "stars and bars"--that their CHM
pion was once Southern soldier, we we'll
remember the martial history of the gal
liant Brigadier" AS well might cvrTian
claim the courtesies and civilities, which
are extended to ladies, on the ground that
she is a woman, as for these political volup-
tuarieS to ask office of old party friends on
the mere ground that they were once Wings,
and we assure them that the poor catch
words, '.ancient enemies" will fall still born
when uttered by men who are in full fellow
ship with modern enemies who hate with I'M
dying rancor every thing and every body
that looks Southern. We warn old line
Wings to be prepared for the stereotyped
claptrap of 'tancient enemies" Well has
some one said that all differences and en-
mitieswere settled when the first gun was
fired at Sumter,n and we may add that all
the guns, big and little, that may be fired by
the radicals and their allies from now till
doomsday, will never unsettle them.
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4 vVp.Mf s.d.pasa sr-ms me Fisher Th0mghu
rz-ef sae- CenBre~ienaA Rlan-
The Pilot. publishes extracts from the
proceedings o. sundrY Democratic assem-
bliez, declaring the Reconstruction act.
| as arbitrary" Unconstitutional &c
As for that matter, they were pronounced
severe and oppressive BY the Radical ral-
ers Who passed them. as the debates IN
Congress at the time and. particularly the
speech of Senator. Sherman, will show.
And Old Thad Stevens, the patron saint
of-the bitter-end Radicals, declared that
none but fool would say that they were
constitutional.
But we have evidence nearer home
which the Pilot viii not impugn, unless,
Like the maddened viper, it strikes itself.
1t is testimony of the late Chairman of
the Radical Executive State Committee, =
and one of the editors of the carpet-baggers
organ. On the 18th ofSeptember of 1867,
III. T. FISHER, participated in public
meeting in this. city, and personally as
sisted in the framing of resolutions de-
claring as follows:
That we feel the Congressional Plan of
Reconstruction is iBapolnic and oppressive, dc.
Assuming this to be true, the 'Chair-
mon of the Executive Committee" afore-
said, signifed his willingness to reconstruct
cur State government under this ''plan,
on the ground not that they were right and
proper, but that to reject them would be
toincur weighter expressions. Hear him:
Firmly believing that "a rejection of this
plan will lead to accumulated expressions to
our people and the Induction Of disabilities er-
cseding those already i'rorided, zee do earnestly
advise, &c, sc.
This was III. L. Fishers opinion of the
reconstruction acts. According to the
logic of his own paper, he is not worthy
the support of the truly loyal.
The queerest thing ON record was the
recent carpet-baggers' performance of ex-
pelling Fisher from the Craftsmanship of
the estate Executive Radical Commit
tee," on account of his completely with
the Infamous scheme of the Committees,
to force the Eggleston Constitution, I'M
shorn of its iniqufties, on the people.
Will it be believed-will human credulity
not find itself unable to believe-that
some Of the very same carpet-baggers who
did this thing, were parties to that at
tempted outraged Nay, furnished "evi-
1ence" in support oft, which evidence"
is embodied in the form of affidavits and
written statements, in the volume printed |
BY order of Congress.
Now, if Fisher committed the unpardon-
able sin, what right had the participators
m his crime, to sit on his trial? What
right had Stringer, who swore Justify, to
him guilty, and why did Stat
ford who wrote immensely, bid him down?
The performance amuses the public;
put it decieves no one.
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There is everything in the lrir
Gov. Brown 10 contradict tho prepo.e
report referred % by our fia-
the Iuka Gazette that he conteur
selling, renting on farming out
body or party represented by "thc 4.
son Pilot" If tho carpet.baggcr' oT
after all its savage assaults ou %
Brown, finds that it has not succreie
convincing the public that il hasno 1a
friendship for him, we presume itH
discontinue its war on him and abaa.
in despair the attempt ~ write him dow
---ss-s-ss----
The Pilot says that if the proir
"consults the true industrial interest
the State, he will not order the e.ceI
until the Christmas holiday Th.
pet-baggers have become amazingly In.
ested in the welfare of the crops. J.
year when they thought they had %
thing of II, the crops were not er
for, and they insisted upon hur1yilg
election forward in June, the busiest
son Of the year. And 10 now even
the form Of voting is postponed unul
christmas holidays, who doe. NOT Do
that the carpct-baggers, IN thc mid#
the crop season will traverse the c1l-r
and call the freedmen from the Geld.
hanngue them at the cross roads, and
organize the Loyal League conpinar
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The Eggleston party profess to have
abandoned the organization from whose
impurities aprang the scheme of the Com
mittee Of Five, and the Committee of
Sixteen which brought that faction, in the
opinion of Lynch. under 1.-THE contempt
of Congress. IF there Is sincerity in this
profession, why have they retained the
self.same Executive Committee" by
whose directions the said Committee Of
Sixteen were controlled
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After thus demonstrating the utter in
sincerity of the shallow pretences of the
Pilot party, it is scarcely worth while to
continue the subject; but we cannot well
resist the temptation to publish the fol
lowing response of DIR. Davis of the Iuka
Gazette to the intimation Of the Pilot thai
the EgglestOn party may nominate an old
line Wing who is represented to be il
their interest; who advocated the adoF-
of the Eggleston constitution last summer
and who, it is stated, did actually fianiA
material aid to the Committee Of Sirtesa
when engaged in their disreputable at
tempt to consummate the browning auC-
ity-Of fastening the said constitution IN
the down-trodden people Of our State f.
ter they had fairly, honestly and right
eously rejected it at the polls! .l4
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Thinking that there possibly might be
some sincerity in the prOpesitons Of the
Plot, the organ here of the Eggleston
clique, in regard to the Old Lime Union
Whigs,.THE CLARION in perfect good
faith proposed that in order to restore the
State to the Union on an assured peace
basis, the competing organizations should
select a joint ticket for State and FEEDER
al Offices composed exclusively of men Of
that class, on the condition only that the
candidates were in no manner implicated
In the scheme of the Committee of Six
teen to force the policy of disfranehise-
ment on the people through congressional
agency, and that they would stand square
ly on the platform of Gen Grant, and adj
vocate "a constitution that would secure
the civil and political rights of al men"
-rrFitc as well as back We mentioned
the names of many Old Line Wings who
are eligible under the IVth amendment;
but having no choice of persons, and look
ing only to results, we did not make the
selection Of any particular set of men
sina qua non to the proposed adjustment.
This proposition, made in good faith,
(excluding the possibility that any ''se-
cession Democrat" could be assigned po-
sition on the ticket has not been accept
ed by the Pilot .On the contrary, it has
been emphatically rejected. And not
only has it been rejected, by the organ of
the carpet-bag-scalawag faction; but the
glove of defiance has been thrown down
and the boast INDUCED that they intend
to win the fight over secession Wing
gerry and secession Democracy" combin-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-22
GE TTY Ii u IL q
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Its Wonderful Cures and Gu
raliye Powers.

THE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
i announce that thew completed arrange
meHts for supplying the Gettysburg Medicinal
Water on a scale commensurate with the de
mand. Physicians and invalids desiring infor
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this Water will, on application 90 the office Of
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furnished with printed copies Of statements Of
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20 its CURATIVE EFPFCTs the only unerriDg test OF
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They are also referred TO the thousands OF In
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Of the country, who haze, since tho general In
PRODUCTION of this Water among the people, some
six msnths ago, been cured, By lie nae Of dis
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This combined testimony establishes, beyond
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II has been demonstrated in a number Of 10
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Also Of arrestiDg the progress, II not perma
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This Water il confidently claimed 70 be- the
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DIED:

On Sabbath evening, February 2lst, at II
O'Clock, Miss LAMlRA EMMA, youngest
daughter of Ebenezer and K. a. Mccoy.
Funeral notice will be given Tuesday morn
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment.
To whom it May Concern

U'HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBy cyvrs
l. notice of his appointment as Ass;Cnaa Of
the estate of David Levi, of WheeIine ;n ~ W
county OF Ohio, in the District of West v;r;n
who was, to wit: on the I4th day of JabnarS
ton of his creditors by the T. s District Cpe1I.
for said District Nourt
Dated at Wheeling, the 9th dav Of Febrp.--
4. ID. leg. B. DATESPoPT ~
febI0Oaw3t AsSirnaa
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him ~
"Yesw
"WellinT sszs
"Of course it's out of the question"
said Dorothy, sadly.
~ 81 don't see why it should be out of
the questio ." said Priscilla, proudly.
Indeed, If Aunt Stanbury has said
much about it, L should say that Mr..
Gibson himself must have spoken to
her" ----.-- --.----..---
"Do you think he has 7" 40
81 do not believe that my aunt would
raise false hopes" said Priscilla.
"But ] haven't any hopes. That is TO
say, had never thought about such a
thing" l -.
'But you think about it now, Dollyi"
II should never have dreamed about
it, only for Aunt Stanbury."
"But, dearest, You are dreaming OF IL
now; are you not ]" "
"Ouly because she says that it is to be
so. You don't know how generous she
is. She says that if it should be so, she
will give me everso much money;-two
thousand pounds "
"Then / am quite sure that she and
Mr.. Gibson must understand each
other"
"Of course" said Dorothy, sadly, "if
he were to think of such a thing at all,
it would emily be because the money
be convenient"
"Not at ALP said Priscilla, sternly,-
with a sternness that was very comfort
able to her listener. "Not at all. Why
should not Mr.. Gibson love you as well
as any man ever loved any woman
You are nice-looking,"-Dorothy blush
ed beneath her hat even at her sisters
praise" and good-tempered, and low
able in every way. And i think you
are Just fitted to make good wife"
mo, you wouldn't"
"AHd you must not suppose, Dolly,
that because Mr.. Gibson wouldn't per-
haps have asked you without the
money, that therefore he is mercenary.
1t so often happens that a gentleman
can't marry unless the lady has some
money"
But he hasn't asked me at all"
81 suppose he will, dear"
81 only know what Aunt Stanbsry
says" :,
you may be sure that he will ask
YOU" :,
"And what must say, Priscillai"
"What must you sayf Nobody can
tell you that, dear, but yourself. Do
you like him !"
81 don't dislike him.
SIS that ALI"
81 know him so very little, Priscilla,
Everybody says he is very good; and
then it's great thing-isn't iti-that
he should be Clergyman"
al don't know about that"
81 think iG is. If it were possible
that l should ever marry any one
should like clergyman so muck the
best"
"Then you do know what to say to
him."
"No, don't, Priscilla. don't know
ut ALL"
Look here, dearest. What my aunt
offers TO you is very great step in life.
If you can accept this gentleman i
think you would be happy; and think,
also, which should be of more import
auce for your consideration, that you
would make him happy. 1t a brighter
prospect, dear Dolly, than to live either
with US at Nuncombe, or even with Aunt
Stanbury as her niece
"But if don't love him, Priscilla ~
"Then give it up, and be as you are,
my own, own, dearest sister"
$50 WILL" said Dorothy, and at that
time her mind was made up.
ITO be Continued.
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Robert Leep


William 5. hcCloud, Polly A. McCloud. Mary
}: McCloqE, Lavina v. AcCioud, John o. Nc.
Cloud and Anna b. AcClOud heirs AZ Law Of
Cornslius hcCloud and Mary McCioud, the
widow. '-
In Circuit Court Of Wetzsl county. ON the
chaneery side thereof
T'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO OBJ
i tain deed for the undivided interest that
Cornelius McCioud had, AZ heir At Law Of John
hcClOud, deceased, TO . tract Of elghty-seyen
acres Of land, situate In Wetzel county. which
the said Cornelius McClOud sold 20 the plaintiff
in his life time.
Affidavit having been made that all tho de-.
PENDANTS 70 this cause are non.resideBts OF the
State Of West YGRjnia, II Is therefore ordered
that they appear ~ the Clerks Cfiiee OF the Cir
cult Court for Wetzel county within month
after due publication and posting Of this Orde q,
and do what may be necessary 70 protect their
interest in this anti and notice IL hereby given
that the plaintiff. ~ my Office In New Martina
vile, WetEel county. West Virginia on tbs 10Th
day Of February. I669. betWesn the hours Of 0
o'clock A n. AID o'clock r. -. Of that day, will
proceed % take the dispositions ofJaoob Fluharty
and others 10 be received In evidence in the
above.m entioned case, aud II the taking Of said
depositiOns should not be convinced. or being
co.'s menced should not be completed, the same
viii be continued from day 70 day until the same
Is completed.
Given under my hand this I2th day Of jam
AIRY, 1860. FRIEND COX.
jan20Oaw4t Clerk.
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ZEE. Booking and Booking Il Miller
are selling Hair, Tooth and Nail Brush
es, Combs, Powder, Psrfumery, Soap
and Cosmetics at reduced prices. Give
ham q call.
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Special Notice.

Bc'rGrr Of COuaterfeits. Observe the name Of
JOB MOSES on the pGekdge-purchase none lcith.
oct t. all others are base aud Icorhess limitations
y. B-One Dollar, with fifteen cents for post
age, enclosed To the sole Proprietor, JOB
MOSES, ~ Co.tlandt Street, New York, will
insure bottle sf the gsn,ans, containing Fifty
Pills, by return mail, securely sealed from ali
observation deCl2
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To Married Ladies

It is particularly suited. 1t win, in a short
time, bring on the monthly period with regular
ity, and although powerful remedy, does not
contain anything hurtful TO the constitution.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs. Fatigue slight
exertion, Palpitation OF the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, will effect cure when all other
means have failed Full directions in the
pamphlet around each packaye
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The Great English Remedy,
Sir James Clnrke's Female Pills,

Prepared from prescription Of SIR j. Clarke,
II. d., Physician Extraordinary TO The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous, diseases
to which the female constitution is subject. IL
mederates all excuses and removes all Obstruc
ti.,,a frL,r,, .bntn ..nii
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First Glass Family Grocery,
w. ID. MOTTE

w. ID. MOTTE
DEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS
ID and the public generally that he has opened
at No. Odd Fellows Building. Monroe street
Al assortment OF
Staple and Fine Groceries,
unsurpd sed by any retail grocery In the eity
consisting in part Of the following
Coaees, Teas, Chocolate, Cocoa, Sugars, Syrup
and Aolasses
Condiments and Spices ground and uHground
HermetiCally sealed Fruits, Preserves and
Jellies
Dried Fruits. Of all kinds.
CANNED GOODS-TomatOes Sugar Corn
Peas, Condensed Mix, FIesh and Spiced salmon
Fresh A4ekerel, LobsterE, CLANS, sardines,
Cove 0ystefs, &c.
Mince Meat and Salad OIL.
PICKLES, &c--Engiish ChoW-chov, Mixed
Pickles, Pieealilli, CaulinOBer, Olives Capers,
CHEESE-Herkiner County, Eng. Dairy.
Pineapple and Sap Sage
FISH, &c-No. Salmsn. Nos. 1, and Mack.
ere, SEQ Herring, Goldfish, Smoked Hsiibut.
Dried Tongues
Crackers, Ginger Snaps, &c.
FL Candies, Toilet aud Washing Scan.
SUNDRLES-Extra Family Flour in Sacks
n. 7. Buck wheat, Corn Meal, Salt. Pure cider
Vinegar, Rice Flour, TapiOca, Pearl Sago
Fai1na- maizena,, Pearl Barley, Dat Meal, Rice
split Peas, Grits, Hominy, Shaker Sweet Corn
Beans Gelatine, Starch, Brooms KnrEs,s
Brushes, Wash Boards, Lye, Matches sbaker
Hops, Hacking, Carbon OIL, Potatoes ODions,
&c, &c. N1'o-''
free Of charge. -
dsc2 w.D. NOTE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Prescribing for the People.

We have dispensaries hospitals noble insti
tutions of all kinds for the relief Of human ills
Every thoughtful citizen appreciates the value
of these establishments for the ameloration oil
suffering. But they do not cover the whole
ground: indeed, it is impossible, in the nature
of things, that the amount of good they do
should he at all in proportion to the popular
need They are confined, prin cipally, to large
cities. To the sick MAJ in the remote west
for example, of what use y the New York City
Hospital, or the New York Dispensary But
although asSlums for invalids ere not to be
found everywhere, an unequalea tonic and
Alternative is within the reach of all. There is
no settlement that bears a name, within the
limits of the United States, where HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS is not procurabls-
II is a medicine for the whole community
easily obtainable by all its members
At this period of the year, when tho slant
sun of February" is beginning to evoke I'M
wholesome vapors from tho earth, and the
fever and ague season" Is close at hand, this
excellent vegetable preparation should be taken
as a FoRTIFIRR OF THE SYSTEM. All complaints
proceeding from indigestion are rampant when
the winter breaks uD in ground thaw; sim
ply because no sensible precautions arc, as
rule, taken to prevent them. Forestall the
evils that iaperdU in many marsh, and swamp,
and pool ready TO pounce upon the neglected.
as soon as the sun shall have liberated the
Spring miasma from the reeking soil Escape
bilious attacks, collie, and all malariOus endem.
les and epidemcs, by Strengthening and regu.
lating the digestive, secretive and discbarging
organs with the MOST EFFICACIOus AND BALsAbiIC
OF ALL VEGETABLE INvGGORASTs., Dyspepsia is
always aggravated by the damps OF early Spring,
and Shakespeare tells us that 1.-THE sun, in March,
doth nOurish agues." Against both these com.
plants, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS
are tAe best possible protection.
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sycHAs
Sofas, Bureaus, Bedstsads, Chairs
MATTRESSES,

And everything usually kept In a FuRNTTURE
STORE
All kinds o work made TO order with neat
meas and dispatch. aenas
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NB w FIRM.

Ohm B6TTERFTELD AND WIN. d.
copartnership under the finn name Of BUT.
IERF!BLD CO., as MALSTERS AND HOP
fOr the present their Office IL on AaIket
street. nrst door above the Postothce, eut on
11,eeoruary LIST at their Malt House, U Centre
Wheeling, corner Of Water and second streets.
JOHN BUTTEkFIELD.
WIN. D. ENGLISH.
January !, ls6a isn+o
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New MISUNDERSTANDING al
Mcclure House-(head of local.)
Property for Sale-Thos. OBrien.
E. B. P, etc.-Logan, List & Co.
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"Ysu,ye heard of that MT. GIBSON, the
clergyman hayen't your
uWeIIw Mind. you know. it's only
What Amt Stanbnry says. He has new
or so much as opened his lips to me him
self except to say, How do you doi'
and that kind of thing
"Aunt Stanbury wants you to marry
himi"
"Yesw