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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-10-14
srATE FAIR POSTPONED.

+ will be seen by the action of the
pa.rd Of Directors, that the Mississippi
State Fair is postponed till Tuesday No
rember 10th prox. The failure to re-
GIVE an adequate supply of lumber in
80 ronders this action absolutely neces-
In the meantime, thorough prep
-.tior viii be made. The Directors are
determined, so far as in them lies, to
DO the First Annual Fair complete
success.
Our exchanges will confer favor by
,oticing the postponement.
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SOUTHERN GRowN FRUIT TREES.

SOUTHERN GROWN FRUIT TREES. =
Attention is called to the advertisement of
Mr.. A. l.. Hatch, proprietor of the Central
Nurseries, near this city, who will have for
sale, the ensuing season, large and well
grown stock of fruit trees of every descrip-
ton, adapted to the South. Dir Hatch is one
of the most enterprising, and we may add.
one of the most successful of Southern Nur-
serymen. Purchasers of fruit trees, plants.
etc, ordering from Mr.. Hatch, may conf
IDENTIFY rely upon being honestly dealt with.
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MARRIED,

On the 22nd of September. by Rev. Robt
Neblett, John w. Meriwether, of Carroll
county, to Miss Mamie Fl. Vickers of DeSoto
county.
On the 18th of September near Garner
Station, Miss, Mr.. c. j. Hanks, of Holmes,
and Miss Gus Mclaughlin, of Yalobushs
county.
parish, louisiana. on the 18th day of October.
by the Rev. w. FL. Anderson. DIR. III. W.
JOHNSTON to Miss SALLIE E. IUEGHERR. all
of Kinds county, Miss.
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No Stockholders 20 ta1s from Policy RoJdcsz
aug portion Qf de Prefss; A prosperous
Career Of Ttoenty- Flee YeoyS.
Has Insured $4,000 lives; paid nearly g..
00o0O0 TO Widows and Orphans, and
returned nearly 5000 600 IN
Cash Dividends TO the
Insured

Our agency of nearly two years for thi,
excellent Company. and our intimate knowl-
edge OF its condition and manner Of conduct
Ing Its business, enables us to assure ouI
people. that In all that constitutes absolute
security and fair dealing, IL Il entirely
worthy OF their confidence and support.
The unworthy course of such agents as
have felt it necessary TO their success TO en-
deavor 20 damage our business by their mis-.
representation OF the New York Life. has
stimulated an injury into the real hi tory OF
this Company in reference TO It's Southern
business which has been so satisfactory a.
TO induce many who otherwise might not
have done so TO insure their lives In It.
while they fully understand the disreputablp
conduct OF such agents 70 -put money Ia their
preston OF Southern indignation.
This Company gives the best proof Of its
treatment Of irs Southern policy holders in
what it has actually done.
1t has reinstated more Southern policies
than any other Company, North or South.
1t has paid more money as surrender val
ue OF such, where parties were unable to re-
new, than any other. Company, North or
South.
Nay more it received more Confederate
money for premiums during the war (pay-
ing losses therein as to other cases) taan all
other Companies, North and South togeth-
er.
1t has advertised its willingness at all
times. through our agency, TO settle all
Southern policies lapsed during the war.
and settled very many TO the entire satisfac-
ton OF the parties. Some few have oeen
dissatisfied, under the wrong impression
that they ought to have received back very
nearly the entire amount of premiums paid,
and tor which they have received insurance.
In no instance during our agency has any
affidavit been required. Let all parties de
string reliable Insurance inquire OF our cub
agents all o.er our district or ourselves
and learn the entire history of this Compa-
ny before, during and since the war, and
they will be satisfied TO place their insur-
ance in II.
b. G. HUMPHREYS a CO..
General Agents, Vicksburg, Miss.
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MY residence, seven niles from Clinton, on
WI the Livingston road, containing i've hun.
dred and sixty acres Of land, equal TO any in
MISUNDERSTANDING q bale Of cotton Der
acre The improvements on the place cost
more than ask for il and any one who desires
healthy, convenient and comfortable place
should take look at il before purchasine
elsewhere. The Titles are without dispute and
the dwelling insured for four years against
hre. The furniture or any portion Of il, !
would sell with the place on most reasonable
terms. Also, plantation utensils, mules. her
ses, oxen, cows and calves, horses, 40.
JNO. N. 0REAVES,
Oct5Wtf Sub-ROsa, Hinds Co, Miss.
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Washington City, p G. July % 1866.
A Carpet.bagger's Pious wish.

The Corinth Harbinger says that Lover
ing, Ames' Judge Of the Ninth District,
openly expressed himself lin favor of anoth-
er war in order to blot out the whole South
ern race, and should any be accidentally
left, to Danish them to an island and LEI them
perish.-Exehange.
This pious sentiment Is very much in
the spirit of the Tarbell statement to the
Reconstruction Committee, and in the Ian:
guage of the affidavit of CASTILLO before
the same committee-as follows
QUESTION. Are thea negroes in favor of
Acknowledgement?
CASTILLO. Yes, sir. they are in favor Of
putting the disfrGnchised out Of the State,
Q. Do you mean driving them away per-
sonally out Of the State?
CAsrELIo. les, sir !, from the manner in
which the negroes have been treated in the
las election.
o. That is your opinion2
CASTILLO. Yes, sir, THAT 10 ny OPINION.
Vol. Evidence. p. ~.
/, Our people may imagine what sort of
rule they viii have under the administra-
ton of the Coverings, Castelloe, Alcorns,
and others of that ilk.
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No Reason WHY HE SHOULD HAVE
DIED.-There :ver need be case of Collie
in horses result fatally. Mr.. Bonner, of the
Ledger, might have just as well have saved
the life Of his valuable Auburn horse, as
not. A dose of DARBY's PRoPHYLAcTIC
FLUID never falls to cure the very worst
cases of Collie. Drench with two table
spoonsful in pint of water.
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Books, STATIONERY, Ere. The card
Messrs. Eyrich & Co, will be found in
II columns. Mr.. Eyrich is now very ELI
ply located, his store is appropriately
Ted up, and his show cases, shelves and
unters sre well stocked with the literature
the dag, standard works, school books.
lndow shades and fixtures, writing paper,
Nelopes, pens, pencils, etc. In addition to
stock in store, he has first-class facilities
ordering from New York and elsewhere.
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COME Our OF THE JAWS OF DEATH.
Throw off that respondent spirit, crush
that feeling Of despair. Be cheerful, happy
and we'll Take Simmons Liver Regulator,
it is no humbug, its virtues can be proved
by hundreds right here at home. Examine
the certificates. 1t has cured the worst
cases of Dropsy, Dyspepsia, and prevents
chills, fever. etc.
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khoPped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
ring-worm. salt-rheunl, and other Gu
eous affections, cured, and the skin made
ana smooth, by using the Juniper Tar
n made by CAswELL, HAZARD & Co.,
-1ork. 1t is more convenient and cas-
applied than other remedies, avoiding
trouble of the greasy compounds now in
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The announcement by telegraph that a
change has taken place in the editorial
management of the New York Times,
was not unexpected. 1t is believed to be
in consequence of the stand taken by its
recent editor in favor of the proscriptive
Radical faction in the South.
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MORE Prescription Isaac Cope,
appointed Probate Clerk of Lawrence CO.,
by Gen. Gillian, has recently been removed
by Gen. Ames. Mr.. Cope was soldier in
the United States Army. The people of
Lawrence are unable to conjecture why he
was removed, unless it was because he made
an excellent officer, and was acceptable to
the community.
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ne purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil
me world is Hazard & Caswell's, made on
Sea-share, from fresh selected livers, by
WELL HAZARD & Co., New York. It d
oiuseiy pure and ssSeet. Patients who
II once taken IL prefer it to all others
s'cians have decided it superior 10 any
ice other oils In the market.
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y. NJ. DAVIS & Co., LoUIsvnLE.-
invite the attention of merchants and
pers who deal in liquor, to the card of
ese well known dealers in pure Bourbon
+ rye whiskies, foreign liquors, etc A
Pen or more of our Jackson merchants
|rchase regularly from this house. and
Yer fail to give new orders when Mr..
epherd, the gentlemanly travelling agent,
nes along. If you want the pure article,
'ssrs. Davis & Co., is the house to order
In.
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PEACHWooD NURSERIES, Nur-
series are located at State Line, Wayne co.
Mr.. George s. Gaines, the proprietor, an
nOunces, through our columns, that he will
offer for sale, the ensuing season, large
stock of fruit trees, strawberry plants, roses,
etc See his advertisements
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We advise our subscribers to keep file
Il their papers. They will be needed in the
sanyasa. Every number of The CLARION
al contain matter which will be needed ;
VA ue will not be prepared to furnish du-
-l,cate copies. Nor do we wish to be taxed
r,,b me republication of documents. Save
,he documents.
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JAcKsoN, Mss, Oct. 18th, 1869.

At meeting of the merchants and citi-
zens of Jackson, held at Green's banking
office, for the purpose of nominating suit,
able person as delegate to the Commercial
Convention to be held on the 18th October,
Hon. Charles K. Hooker was unanimously
elected and Thos. Z. Helm, ESQ., as alter
nate,
A. VIKDEN, Chairman.
VIM II ALLEN, Secretary.
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N DEATH OF HAMILTON MAYsoN. The
nany friends of this gentleman will regret
NJ hear of his death, which occurred yes
Mrday at Cooper's Well. He had been in
Aelicate health for some month, and was Wis
Hlng the Well with the hope of improving
5 enfeebled condition. The funeral will
PIE place from the Presbyterian Church In
As city st O'Clock this afternoon.
Col Mayson was for many years resident
Il this city, but for the past few years has
sided at Columbia, Marion county. He
AAs lawyer by profession. He served as a
Aember of our State Legislature during
4Feral sessions. and represented Marion
unity in the Constitutional Convention of
65 He commanded regiment in the late
er. Col. Mayson was a native of Tonnes
" and was thirty-seven years of age.
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sFAIR AT STARKvILLE.-We are in
|bted to the politeness of Mr.. c. A Hogan,
|eretAry of the Oktihbehs Agricultural
Iint stock Company, for an invitation to
lend the first annual fair, to be held at
Arkville on the Sd, 4th, and 5th November.
~ Premium List is liberal and carefully
epsred. c. c. Langdon, Esq. is the ora
n for the occasion. We shall endeavor to
PEND and enjoy the freedom of the fair
Ncunds" so cordially rendered.
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State Of Mississippi, Hinds County
Personally appeared before me, Archy Nc
Gehee United States Commissioner for the
Southern District Of Mississippi BENZ. @. Hum
phreys, President; W. N. Gillespie, Secretary
pro tenn, and Oliver Clifton, Book-keeper, Of
the Planters Insurance Company Of Missis-
sippi, who, upon their oath, depose and saw,
that the foregoing statement is true 70 the best
Of their knowledge and belief
BENZ. G.. HUMPHREYS, President.
" M. GILLAsPIK, Secretary, pro tenn.
OLIVER CLIFTON, Book-Reeper
Sworn 70 and subscribed the 9th day Of Octo-
Der, A. ID. lS69. ARcHY McGEHEK,
Oct. S,twEwlt o. 8. Commissioner.
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THE ST. CHARLES ROTEL.--This hotel,
always SO popular with the people of this
section of Mississippi, having been thor
oughly refitted and repaired, was opened on
Monday. the 4th of October, for the recep-
ton of visitors, under the immediate man
agement of the proprietor. Mr.. .. Z. Hall
Maj. Mayson and Mr.. Hall, jr, who are in
charge of the office, will use every means TO
make the guests of the house feel at home.
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Senator Brownlow is at the point of
death. Should he not recover, the pres
ent Legislature will have to elect two [.
S. Senators.
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THE OLD AND RELIABLE NEW YORK
II lPE insurance COMPANY.--We notice
what seems to be combined effort on the
part of some other Companies to damage
this excellent old institution in Southern
estimation. We have no liberation for this
mode of doing business. Companies that
cannot stand on their own merits cannot
hope TO succeed by defaming others. We
know the reputation of this Company SO
we'll and are so well acquainted with its
General Agents-as is the whole country
that even if we did not believe from our
own knowledge that these publications pre-
Bent it in false light, we would consider
the names of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston and
6ov. Humphreys, as its General Agents, as
DR. outweighing al the charges so insidu-
pusly made against it. We are glad to know
Mat its already large and prosperous bust
hess, instead of being lessened by these as
haults, is but the more increased. Let every
man examine for himself, and not be influ-
hneed by the publications of those who con-
Hlder it their interest to defame the ''Old and
Reliable
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hev. r s. Gladney, q well known
sDytsrian minister died Of apoplexy, az
esia' MISS Oh the 9Th inst. His funeral
= pace &C Columbus next day.
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The Pilot says it has not heard of Gen.
Ames indicating his purpose to give the
National Republicans and Conservatives
equal representation with the RAIDS on the
Registration Boards The Pilot editor is
strangely in the dark. Probably the Pilot
proprietor, r c. Powers, Radical candi-
date for 1t Governor, and Chairman
Radical Executive Committee. has some
information on the subject.
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To COUNTY CANvAssERs. Are you at
work? Organize. Make appointments
for public speaking in every Beat and
push on the column.
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Agents are making from S75 to 500
Der month by selling Sewing Machines for
:, NJ Toliver & Co.. Franklin, by. See ad-
vertisement. oc14w4t
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We notice that carpetbag negro,
from Tennessee, is included in the troupe
of Radical orators Gen. Alcorn i taking
around with him In Norsh dimissippi for
the enlightenmsnt Of the VOTERS Of that
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TINE uDdersigned, a. executors Of the estate
u Of jane Brfscoe, deceased, Win, on Mon
day the LIST day Of hovemheF, 1859, offer for
for eash. valuable tract Of land, forming one
81 the finest pientetions in Madison ooSnfy,
and eontaining 800 acree., -
go -al9 81 III PR5ssccooE
3 Oct. D, x898wSt KxaantoWe.
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ANOTHER GOOD CITIZEN GONE.-COI. Jes-
Sc Mabry, an cid and higly esteemed either
of the Union Church neigborhoOd. died or
Friday last. We understand he had been in
know the immediate cause of his DEATH
Brandon Republican
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oPKssG cHAPTER wHERR1H nm sDEscRrBEs
THE aaAGSANIMrTYn or a. ~ AND rEs-
TIFTEs TO THE REVIVED LOYALTY or THE
e0CTH. At# tf-
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A WATCH FREE-GIvEN GRATIS to every
"A live man who will act agent in a new,
light, and honorable business paying $50 a
day. No gift enterprise. No humbug. No
money wanted in advance. Address,
r MONROE KENNEDY & Co.
octl4 twA~lm PttsburR, Pa.
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4 WATCH FREE.-See advertisement
advising you how to procure it.
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YOUR LIVER
NEW ADVExTIsGMENTS.

WE offer for sale, the ensuing season, q
w alarge and we'll grown stock Of
Fruit Trees Of Every Description.
Adapted TO the South--comprising Apple Pear
Peach, Plum, Apricot. Nectarines,
Fig, Ounce, &C., sc.
Grave Wines, of all the most popular va
rieties, including good stock of Concord,
Clinton, and Scuppernong the three best
Grapes for this climate.
strawberry Plants. in great varieties
Also, Raspberry, Blackberry, and other
small fruits to suit the climate
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Towering
Plants, &C., in Great variety.
Roses, Evergreens. Hedge Plants. &c.
Flower seed. a choice collection of home-
raised.
RD-Catalogues furnished all applicants.
Address, A. L. HAfCH,
Jackson, Miss.
Central Nurseries, Oct, IL 1863 w3mtv4t
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Do YOU suffer from Dyspepsia, Want Of
Apoetite FlGtu!enoe. &c? Use BUCKS BIT
TERs.
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Hon. o. II. Browning, Secretary of
the Interior under Lincoln, has accepted
the conservative nomination for delegate
to the Illinois Constitutional Convention.
He has come out in full sympathy with
the Conservatives, and . satisfied that the
true interests Of the country demand the
defeat Of the Jacobins.
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Do you shake? Use King of ChilIs.
hing of Chills never fails to cure
Dumb and COngeetive Chills cured with
King OF Chills.
King of Chills is the mslarial antidote.
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BUCHU.
This wonderful medicine has gained q
worldwide fame for the cure of affections
OF the kidneys and bladder, and all who re-
quire il are in search Of the best.
Dromgoole d Co.'S Buchu, prepared by
regular physicians Of Memphis, Tenn, is re-
eognized as the best and cheapest. Price 81
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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From the Meridisn Mercury.

ONE OF HIS LAST EXPLOITS BROUGHT TO
LIGHT.
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P. S.-After the foregoing was put in
type, we received the Meridian Mercury
containing the following note from the
editor of the Star, which puts the affair
in more absurd light than ever:
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DEACHWOOD NURSERIES,.

STATE LINE. MISS.
THE proprietor offers for sale the ensuing
J. fall and winter large stock of
Fruit Trees, Strawberry Plants, Roses, Etc.
At low prices Catalogues for Is6o-'7O mailed
to all applicants. GEO. s. GAINES,
State Line, Wayne Co., Miss.
Oct14w3m
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fAULDIEG, MISS Oct. 4. 1859.
EDITOR MERCURY: In the Star of Enter
prise, Of the 22nd September, a newspaper
p1oIlsned at Enterprise. Miss appeared the
ioHo"lng municaticnk TIL 81
49, For the Star of Entern@;se a 81 q
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MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR.

WIN. II. ALLEN, Secretary.
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Paulding, September 18th.

AS soon as my attention was called to the
article above. | wrote the editors of the star,
demanding the authors name. and received
from DR.. J. Y. Campbell, one of the editors
of said paper, the following reply:
ENTERPRIsE, Oct. LIST, 1862
CAPT w. Fl. HARDY: In reply to your en-
quiry as to who is the GuttoT of the article
which appeared in the star of the 22nd,
sigued Jasper" have to say that II. Mus
grove is the author of said article.
Respectfully,
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A coffin maker having apartment 30 LEI
pasted hin biilsnpnn Tim cz'lnmD 10 the WIN
dow, announcing Lodgings for single gen
tlnmnn.
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Party ties have fallen from your limbs
charred! They have been consumed like
fax in the flames of war. You came back
into the Union free from all restraints OF
party friendships. You have come back
nationalists. Your sworn feaIty as well as
your interest pledges you to the Union.
Your account with parties OF the North,
commenced from the day that gave to the
country the Presidents policy of .'restara-
tion." To the great majority OF the Democrats
yoU feel grateful for their support Of your right
Of Representations TO the Conservative men
among the Republicans. you hold you rselves
equally bound Tor their hearty assertion OF
that fundamental condition of your liberty.
GUSHING SYMPATHY FOR ANDY JOHNSON
DEATH TO BEAST BUTLER 4 co.
As your old relations to parties 90 for
naughk so also do your old relations to men.
You certainly do not love Mr.. Cowan, OF
Pennsylvania, less than you do General
Butler. Of Massachusetts,. You do not adj
mire Mr.. Holt Of Kentucky, more than you
DO Mr.. Doolittle. OF w iseonsin., MIR. Seward.
whom you disliked as direct men do those
whom they charge with habits OF intrigue,
you regard o-day with high esteem. Having
held Mr. johnson As q renegade from the
cause Of his people. you hated him in your
souls. Yet from the hour i'm which he Of
fered, with statesmanlike magnanimity, TO
raise y0u from the earth to the erectness Of
freemel- your hearts went out to him In a
gush Of love.
Your back Is to the past. your face Is to
the future HoV szjast, hois sh0rt-stohted,
that the supposition Of your sympathies
with apY faction or party of the North,
should subject goa to The penalty Of ere1sion
from your right Of rspreseRt@ioai
HE Is rSDIGSAET AT THE RADICAL CHARGE
OF BAD FAITH AID LA~IEss CONDUCT IN
-Er1 fE H slA
Hostility to the stCopperheadsn Ii made 10
The riots, which n . few oases have occurred
In the Southern cities, are used against you
unfairly, 70 prejudice opinion In the North.
Those outbreaks are not chargeable % the
people Of the South They are natural con-
you are surrounded- Two authorities exist
Ing among you. rnen are lead 90 reRard the
weaker with more OF les coutempt. The
State ID placed under cloud bY Che ever
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.svts.At = xzaA azr404 81 II
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ENTERPRIsE, Miss, Oct. g. IL

Col. A. q. HoRN-SIR: I see in the Mer-
curry of the 9TH inst. note perpOrting to
come from me, stating that III. MusgrOve was
the author ofa certain meeting in Jasper.
gave Capt. Hardy as my opinion, that he was
the author of said report. 1 have since as
certained that he was not, and 1t is due Mr.
Musgrove to make the correction.
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J.H. EcHoLs, Secretary.