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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-16

REy~ T A N u A l.
CLEARING SALE
FINEST READY.MADE OLOTHING,
IMPORTED FABRICS
(FOr Custom Work.
aud
FASHIONABLE GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
oBRsNUT STREET CLOTHING AT MARKET
STREET PRI0ESl
THE ENTIRE PRESENT STOCK

Nos. 5i8 AND 800 OHESNUT SrREEr
PR0Es SSe ever before
SUoH SUPERIOR GARMENTS. bringing , their Rnses
down to the level Of the lowest pIces OF the
dec Clothing ThS Sf 81 Sns MOST FAaSS
ABfR styles % AID mstsrias The clearing Of
our the close of each season for we are deter
than the Nssss and iSsfS R SGpds 8 SHSh nss
SALE. commen ced on Friday, December ID
WE OFFER
500 ovRRooATs, of the highest Erade Velvet Dol.
Jared silk LSpelled Setiniscsd s,e ia ed and all that
SO SUITS for Dress. Business and Street wear. OF
all materials and styles, from $40 TO $40
4O GOATS -ohesterfelds, Sacks, swAlow-tails
Walking Goats, etc. etc.
40 PAIRS PANTS, cut in every style, made With
greatest care of finest goods, from 80 TO Bl5
800 yFSTS- Velvet, Cloth. silk. Cashmere. and
Plush, from 30 to $40.
Together with the
BEST ASSORTMENT
TO BB FOUND IN THE CITY.
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
OF THE BEST MANUFACTURE.
Our stock is not enormously large of at the
sent time but every article OF 1t is warranted
ny OR ABOUT THE
FIRST or THE NEW YEAR.
EYER facility vii will be given customers or yisoEs to in"
BEST OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE
BARGAINS IN FINE CLOTHING.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Manufacturer of Finest Clothing
MERCHANT TAILOR,
AND DEALER IN GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
At Nos. s1s AND s2O CHEsNUT STREET. IL 10
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n.y. RASPBERRY MIRIN NQUE s
FRESH DAILY, AT
ts16 l5trp MORSE'S, No. a02 AROH Street.
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ne3y- REV. JOHN HALL ID. D., OF NEW
York will preach THIS EV ENING in the OXFORD
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. BROAD and OXFORD
Streets. II
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SOUTH CAROLINA BRANCH OFFICE At cor,

l.
Agencies.
John Mckenzie Mcstt Gulk
At ExGtv M NJ. J
Cook. -
~, Of me
ndwih
VIII more and probably
faturebo
he "p0N'A ""'"o!
NEM CARrEk was obtained with
u" 6'A'' purchase Ut a'Poeo ahnuitos or reinsure
NC 70 m 61nS the GnPay
in h
The
The
Dti ID itEA EsTATE WORTH DOUBLE THE AMOUNT LOANRD"
n it, poice
now aImsga
ta or the United making
rdEiMoNT AND stating
all
The all
in
hereby giving additional ' ''"s" anu
the inches d LIE
@ ng % adv aSvn ha can sape
your PsstrSnase LEAPHAtT, RANSOM sure
General Carolna
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At Chill, Ind, Sunday before last, two
little girls of John G. .Bellew, one thir-
teen and the other eight years old, go!
up to build a fire, their mother being
sick and their father absent from home,
and using can of coal oil, an explosion
followed, their clothing caught fire, and
both were 80 badly burned that they
died that night.
A most diabolical crime came to light
in the township of Lden. in the South
west part of Marshall County, Iowa, on
Thursday morning last-no less than tho
murder of three children and the sudden
disappearance of their mother.
An epidemic has attacked the forest
trees of Pittsylvania County, Va, and
it is probable that all the trees will die.
The chestnut trees were first attacked,
and now the oaks and other trees are
dying.
A boy in Covington, KY. who was
bitten by dog day or two before last
Christmas, was attacked with hydro
phobia on Wednesday last, and died in n
few hours.
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A CARD.

We beg to inform our friends. visiting Co.
lumLia, that We are with the IMMENSE DRY
GOODS HOUSE of r. C. SILVER, and will
be sratiiied to receive n call from them. We
never have been in so good a condition before
to serve the interests Of buyers-tho etock
exceeding in amount, in beauty, in freshness
and i'll variety, anything of the kind VIC have
ever handled. AS to price, we go beyond this
market to compete, and will ill bills in anv
market, freight added.
David Jones,
Winthrop Williams,
VIM BollinGer,
Henry Davis,
FIT Miller,
W +; Orchard,
CA Bedell,
Orchard,
Williams,
y E Cameron,
A Shells,
WI Ramsay
J Willie Folk
il Banks,
Henry Beard,
II Pcrcival,
d Stalnaker
VIM Shells,
ia Bell,
RP Mayrant, Jr,
TIP Purse,
VIC Moore,
TN Graham,
y Sylvester,
VIM Parker
Nov9 d l. Presley.
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INSURE Your DWELLINGS in the .TTNA
IL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart
ford. The strongest Fire Insurance Company
In America. Incorporated in 1919. Charter
perpetual. Cash capital and assets, S5, 800. 900.
Agency first established in Columbia in 1889.
The .Etna has earned q high reputation
throughout the State by its honorable and
fair adjustment, and prompt payment, of all
claims for losses. No case Of litigation with
any claimant has ever occurred in the state.
The undersigned has represented the tEtna
Ill Columbia for the last twenty years. Rates
reasonable. GEORGE HUGGINS,
General Agent for the upper Counties of the
State OF South Carolina. Office in rear of
Messrs. Duftic & Chapman's, under the Co.
umbia Hotel. Columbia, s. C. Nov 1mo
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c

,~r BAGGING. ROPE, IRON
HAsSz4 TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed - -
article Canvassed HAMS Family Lard, ez1alxxA
in barrels, kegs. lbs, and 10 lb packages.
CHOICE Family Flour, in bbls. and bags, with
full assortment of other grades. Liverpool
Salt, in sacks. Mackercl-Nos. l, and s, in
bbls., halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, of all grades. TEAS, of all grades.
Molasses-Muecov New Orleans and Sugar
House 5Io Syrup. Tobacco and segsrs Soap; Can
ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced OYSTERS, Sal
mon, in cans and glass. Liquors Choice Old
Cabinet, Monongahela, Rye and Corn Whis-
key, and variety of other fine brands
WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
Bound Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nails Of all sizes, Shot OF all numbers, Cast,
ing, Pots, Ovens. Spiders, Skillcts and Frying
Pans, or all sizes.
All the above named with many other arti-
cles has been recently purchased and select ed
with care and will be sold low for cash Give
US call. WELLS & CALDWELL
Near the S. G. and G. and c. Railroad Depot,
next door to National Hotel Oct iG
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Cough Candy.

SOMETHING pleasant and convenient to
~ take at all hours Of the day or night. M
one should be without it when the changes in
the weather are 30 frequent. Price 10 cents a
stick, or three for 25 cents. For sale at
s. Nov9t E. POLLARD'S
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COLUMBIA SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IS 1869 VI
Special Notices.

To CONsUaIPTIvEs.-Th advertiser,
having been restored to health in few weeks,
by very simple remedy, after aving suffered
several years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption, is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure.
To all WHO desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription nsed. free &C charso,) will.
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find q SURE CURE FOR
CoNsrMrrIoS. ASTHMA, bronchitis, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conccivcs to be invalua-
BILE; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
~ Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
NOV l0 3mo
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SPECIAL NOT1CE.-To parties in want of
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, We refer to the ad-
vcrtisement of 7. L. Toale, the large manu-
facturer of those goods in Charleston Price
list furnished on application. July II Ono
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Dupont's Gunpowder Agencv

A FULL supply constantly on hand, of all
and Canisters, for sale low to the trado and
consumers-also, Drop and Buck SHOT, Per
by J'&T.R. AGNEW
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ERRORS OF YoU1n.-A gentleman who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects OF youthful
indiscretion, WILL for sake of suffering huma-
nifty, send free to all who need it, tho re-
ceipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
encc, can do so by addressing, with perfect
confidence, JOHN Is. OGDEN,
Nov 10 3mo No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
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TERMs...IN ADVANCES.

SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily, Six Months. On
Fri-Weekly, Six MontbH. so.
A'!' san -hohths.. s................ ! 50
ADVERTISEMENT. Lal.
Fer Square, lines, fret tnaer ton SO 75
Each subsequent insertion. ........ so
Weekly, each insertion ... rs
So liberal discount m ude on The aLou.
rates 5hen advertisements are inaertrti b.,
he month.
ss-Book and Job Printing of all kinds
promptly and faithfully attended to.
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!

SSs:!f15f IN store, and to arrive, 1O0,,-.
k &Pssacks Liverpool SALT, 300 bar ~ o
500 bushels Corn, so barrels Whiskey, 10 cases
Champagne, Brandy, Rum, Gin and Wine;
English ALE and Porter, so boxes Chewing To-
bacco, 275 pounds Smoking Tobacco, 20, 600
Buckets, Brooms, Soap, Sugar Cured Break,
fast Strips, Dry Sailed Sides, Butter, Cheese,
Pickles, by the Dozen and Jars; Fresh Cove
Oysters, Wrapping Paper, and everything
generally found in first class grocery; and
many other articles too numerous to mention
have, for the accommodation OF my custom
crs, large Wagon Yard and House for them
to sleep in. Also, large store Room for the
storage of cotton and other produce.
'H. ALLEN,
Nov At Trvcc'a Old Stand.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-18

A young man in Texas was
counting a daughter Of Mrs.
Roach. The mother objected to
his visits and he shot and killed
her, but in such a secret manner
that it would never have been
known who committed the deed,
but that a piece of newspaper
which had been used as the "wad-
ding" in the pistol was picked up,
scorched and blackened, near the
murdered lady. In the pocket of
the murderer's coat was found .
newspaper which was folded to-
gether 4; one corner of the folded
package was tori off, and left a
hole near the center of the sheet.
The strip picked up exactly fitted
this place, so perfectly indeed did
it that when both pieces were
spread out in their proper places
the matter could be read with
case. Upon this evidence Judge
Lynch pronounced sentence and
his officers executed his edicts by
instant hanging.
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BY theproceedingS Of the Board
ofPolice of Kinds county, March term
published in the Raymond Gazette,
we learn that the following persons
have been appointed as Grand Jurors !:
First Distriet-T G Fearn, J l. Ruth
arford, 4 Atkinson, } III Ledbetter, j
wv Robinson, g w Langley, II Hilz-
helm, w G. Catchings, Charles Hester,
John Green. w II Tribbett, v l. Ter
rel, G. w Norris, A NJ Story. I'll Taylor,
WI l. Ware, W A Cabell, { l. Thomas,
WI + Johns, I G. Rice.
And the following for the Second
District:
b w Henry. A Il Weeks, William
Mallett, A Vaughn, Joseph Martin,
Thomas Erwin, Harrison Austin, G A
Walton, Richard Charlton, J B Robert
son, Charles Petrie, Robert Hutchius,
John Collier, w III Lewis, J J Drom-
KOole, b y Marshall, Wesley Crislcr,
Evan Cook, Hehry Harris, + A Mil
ligan.
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re l. ( G r. APHIC
fREroETED FOR The cLARIoNI


g
MADRID, March ls-Barricades are
erected, and some fighting in Anda-
lusia. In the engagement at Murcaria
two were killed and six wounded.
Minister Sagosta advises the Cortes
not to enforce CONSUMPTION.
HAVANA. March Satisfactorily there
were many rumors of unimportant
engagements. Troops were sent to
Remedies.
Two Mexicans arrived at Moricin-
qua, and were imprisoned on suspi-
cion of being rebel officers.
HAvRE, March 1S.-Cotton opens
fat and unchanged.
NEW YORK, March Is.-Stocks I'M
settled and duh. Money steady at :.
Exchange So. Gold 3I15; 62's 20
Cotton dull at 2S1I.
NV YORK. March Is.-Captain
Armstrong, of the ship James Foster,
died of fever, contracted during voy-
age.
LONDON, March Is-Noox.-Consols
%; Bonds S356.
LIVERPOOL, March 1s-NooN.-Cot-
ton opened dull; uplands I2@l216
Orleans l2l4 to 1873; sales estimated
at 5000 bales.
AFTERNooN.-Cotton dull and I'm
changed.
WASHINGTON, March Is. The
House is considering the Pennsylvania
contested election. The Election Com |
mite consider louisiana tomorrow. !
The Reconstruction Committee con-
sidered Georgia to-day. The COM
mittee stand 6 to 6 in regard to Mis- |
sissippi, the point of difference being I
Grant or the Convention shall /
appoint a Provisional Governor.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday |
will argue the great Missouri test oath /
case. Drake for Missouri, and Mont |
gomery Blair and Ex-Attorney Gen.
EYarts for Frank Z. Blair, jr.
The Senate bill selling the Chatta-
looga Rolling Mills passed.
The Reconstruction Committee will
report bill extending the time for
of ineligible officers with
amendment extending the same to
aud Texas, which involves
is return to the Senate.
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didate for the Spanish throne, and
would soon publish his name.
NEW YORK, March I7.-Cotton o
shade firmer and more active. Sales
1900 bales, at 2s1z. Government Sc
curities are classed strong; cas-, 1917.
Southern securities dull. North Caro-
lima, 6218; new. 571S. South Carolina,
~. Tennessee, Sc; new, $50 Loui-
siana levee bonds, 671.. Money, 6@7.
Sterling Exchange, So. Gold, 31H.
Stocks closed unsettled and declining.
Bonds s316.
FRANKFORT, March 17.-Bonds 81.
NEW YORK, March 17.-Money ac-
tive. but easier towards close, with
tolerable supply; prime paper Z a 10;
62's 1917.
Ship Bosworth, from Java, lost six
men by Jungle fever.
HAVANA, March H. Contocock,
with Admiral Half, sailed to-day, on q
cruise.
LONDON, March 17.-Oxford won the
annual lowing match, over Cambridge
by four lengths.
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CITATION.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Kinds COUNTY:
ChGncery Court-First District.
John W. Robinson.l At Rules on the
No. 152. VS.. Sd Monday. the
b. +. Moore, ct. al. fifteenth day of
March, 1869.
an opening the papers in this cause
" il appearing, by affidavit, that
bartholomew Moore. one of the de-
PENDANTS in this cause, is a nOn-resi-
dent of Mississippi, but resides at the
town of Raleigh, in the State of North
Carolina, which is his post office. 1t
is therefore ordered, that said Moore
do, on or before the first day of the
next Term of said Chancery Court, to
be begun aud held at the City Hall, in
the City of Jackson, Mississippi, on
the first Monday of May next, appear
and plead answer or demur TO said
complainant's bill, or in default there
of that said bill will be taken as con-
fessed by him. 1t is further ordered
that copy of this order be published,
once a week. in The Clarion, news
paper published at Jackson, for not
less than four consecutive weeks be-
fore said session of said Court; and
that certified copy of this order be
sent. by mail, addressed to said Moore,
at Raleigh, North Carolina.
Ordered this 15sh day of March, A.
D., 1869.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: L. a. LINDSEY. CTk.
By c. Z SMITH, ID. 4.
d. SHELTON, Sol. for Compfts.
march 1S-5w
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WAR RHEID-

On the night Of the 18th instant, at
the residence of Mrs. /. NJ Kirk, by
the Rev. James A. Lyon, Mr.. George
"A. Kirk and Mrs. ImOgen Kirk, all of
Columbus.
On March 10th. 1863, at the residence
of the brides mother, by Rev. L. Nix
on, Mr., l.. NJ. Wells to Miss Jennie
Davis, all of Kinds county.
At the residence of the brides ia
ther, Judge r. =. Fisher. on the 9th of
March, 1869. by Rev. George Z. Rich
ardson, William Il. Winter and Mi
Minnie L. Fisher.
At the residence of Patrick FELTON,.
in kemper county, Miss.,by III. Woods,
.Ir., on the 2SUh February. Mr.. j. III
Atkinson TO Miss Frances +. FeltO
In Carrollton, Miss, on the 18th of
March, 1850, by Rev. Il. w. l.. Butt,
Mr.. James Rutherford, of Sunflower
County, to Miss Mary Ewing, of Jack
son, Miss.
At the residence of Capt. I. F. Pet
tus, at Morton, Miss. on the 10th inst.
Mr.. II. o. Pettus to Miss Eugenia A.
Cowley, all of Scott county.
Norfolk (Na.) lind Florence (Ala.)
papers please copy.
AT the residence of the brides ia
ther, near Raymond by Rev. ii. Brown
on the 4th of March, Mr.. John b. Her
rod, of Ashley county, Ark, to Miss
Julia Dillon, daughter of Col. W. +.
Dillon.
On the 18th ult, by Rev A. NJ.
campbell, at the residence Of the
brides father. Mr.. Monroe McGowen
to Miss Lula \. B.acey, daughter of
Y. l.. Bracy-all Of this county.
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The ERA OF PROCESS AND

The ERA OF PROCESS AND
MORAL IDEAs.-The Tribune
speaks thus of the M Carenae
Ball of the Society of the Balls d.
Artistes in New York:
There was a good display of
fancy costumes-the regular
pages, debardeurs, Poles, Greeks,
etc, varied OCCASIONALLY by some
thing startling and novel. Among
the most noticeable were two wo-
men, one petite, the other on q
large scale, both of whom wore
magnificent dresses, as far as they
went, but they were more than
ordinarily dec0lletees at both ends
The crowd was too dense to allow
much circulation, and much Of the
effects of the coup az oeil was lost
in consequence The company
was as mixed as il was numerous,
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every degree in the social scale
being represented, from railway
kings to ticket spectators. The
can-can was early brought on the
scene. The best and most eIe-
giant dancers Of both sexes formed
their own quadrilles, and com
menced with an energy which
made it probable that they would
break down from sheer fatigue
before the evening was half over.
Every elegant piquant figure of
the cdn-cdn was freely INDUCED
in, from the LeUer de jamie to the
grand ecdt which last indescriba-
BILE performance was executed by
a fen ale"
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RrNovAr1NC OLD APPLE TREES :

RENovATING OLD APPLE Trees
is c., Savannah, says: " My
apple trees are very old, messy
and bark scaly. What must l do
to bring them back to healthy
and productive state ?"
Ansucer.-A good pruning to
commence with. Cut tho Id
diseased branches out so as to
promote 8 new growth, scrape the
body of the tree with q piece OF
hoop iron, remove all the scales
Of bark and moss, give the tree q
longitudinal incision through the
bark; wash the whole with q
strong solution Of soap and water.
with lime added, and give good
working out with a digging fork
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Two Friends, one an English
man and the other a Frenchman,
CHANGED to meet at the Paris Ex-
position.
What! you are in France,
my dear William 2" said the lat
ter. 81 am delighted to SEQ you.
How do you do"
Not very we'll. | have been
married since saw you last
That's good
NO it isn't, for my wife was q
shrew.'
Il am sorry that's bad"
Not altogether, for she brought
me a dowry Of ten thousand
pounds sterling"
"Ten thousand pounds That's
good. 1t consoles you"
mo it dosen't, for l invested
the money in herds of cattle, and
they all died of the disease that
has just been raging in England. >
That's bad"
mot at all, for the skins
brought me more than | paid for
the cattle"
"Then you are Unidentified"
mo, not altogether ; for l
bought a fine house with the
money, and it has just been
burned"
"Oh, what a misfortune"
Not 20 great q one either, for
my wife was in it, and she was
burned in the house"
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WASHINGTON, March 17.-Allison
an ex-member of Congress from Penn
sylvania, will be appointed Register
of the Treasury, vice Jeffries.
Grants family occupy the white
house.
Several State delegations called on
General Grant, to-day, regarding the
appointment Of officers. All were re-
ferred, with very brief complimentary
remarks, to the heads of departments.
Boutwell, and Delano are besieged
by office-seekers.
The law requiring autograph franks
consumes much time of prominent Of
ficial's deputies.
1t is almost certain that Longstreet
and Casey will be confirmed to-mor-
row. Joubert and Dumas, colored
men, have noshow for revenue offices.
Grant will persist in Withholding
the nominations urged by members of
Congress, until the Tenure of Office
law is repealed.
HAVANA, March 17.-Yesterday the
Bavaria sailed for Southampton. To-
day the YazoO sailed for Philadelphia.
The Cuba has arrived from Baltimore.
From Mexico.
The latest advices from Mexico rep
resent the whereabouts of Negretes to
be unknown.
Zacatecos cathedral was struck by
several hundred persons
burned.
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THOs. II. BODLEY IL co,
--Dedlers in
Nj n q In i IN @ nv
AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

"E are prepared to fill orders f.
w all classes Of the most improve
implements adapted to the agricultur
OF Mississippi, or the Southwest gen
orally.
Every planter desires to make crop
at the least expense. We have ma
chinery to plow, bed for and plant cot
ton. To cultivate cotton, the sam
machinery will apply to corn.
Every planter in Mississippi shoulo
raise his own Wheat, Oats and Hay
We furnish all the most improved ma
chinery to sow and harvest these crops
Whatever crop you desire to plant
we will furnish practical informs tion
regarding 1.-THE seeds and nipple
ments necessary, and we will recon
are not fully convinced will be pro
fitablc.
Our interests have bcen;f for many
years identified with the planting in
terest of the Southwest, and we labor
to present such articles as will be real
ly useful
Send for Special DeScrfptir
and Price List.
All sizes of
PORTABLE
STATIONARY ENGINES,
CORN MILLS,
FAN MILLS,
SMUT MILLS,
WHEAT MILLS and
BOLTING CLOTH,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
WATER WHEELS,
COTTON SPINNING,
COTTON WEAVING,
WOOL CARDING,
WOOL SPINNING,
WOOL WEAVING, and
OTHER MACHINERY.
Shutting and PtAlies furnished
at l0lCe" rates than can be
lad elsewhere.
We are prepared by our connections
with manufacturers, to furnish any
class of machinery, and to attend 10
its erection, as well as can be done by
at the North. From the
largest cotton mill to the smallest saw
file, we can furnish at best figures.
Call on us, or address by mail.
THOS. b. BODLEY & CO..
No. 8, Perdido St., New Orleans, La.
oct7-tt
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

STOLEN from the premises of the
- of the subscriber, near Dry Grove,
Kinds county, on the night OF the 9th
inst, one large bay horse, IL hands high
and 6 years old-has signs Of scratches
under one hind-foot, and n slight
swelling on LEFT shoulder caused BY
collar.
Also, one dark mare mule, l]1< hands
high and about 10 years old.
The above reward will be paid for
their recovery or information by which
they can be obtained.
J. E. MONCURE.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-03-18
From the Cincinnati Enquirer
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
HOW TO PICKLE PEPPERS.

Take out the insides, put them
into a brass kettle Of water, let
them scald, but not boil, for four
days in succession, afterward put
them in cold vinegar.
HOW TO NULL WINE.
Boil some spice in a little water
until the favor is gained, then add
an equal quantity of Port, Ma
deira or Sherry, some sugar and
nutmeg, boil all together, and
serve with toast.