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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-01
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rat. uiao tbrs ~Weianmtipertb betrlg un9efdbr fl6,.
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stobartisss eotel. an Dem yaallaB 5u erri1ten :
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-01
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mtttslf stxsf sattsH eissesa6 b Hsaastt& Fasss stsaers aas-
suufE. ettastH pic nakSsfiaafts So +. raj.3aa.,
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-01

s 49, NJ Bsrtats,; bott mir aus % 3 felt Der l1sbsr-
sate, berf 6etuna ArbnItsn, bemsiien amr Genise, bab
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bob inrttbin' 1t tiabsredbe cine ea9es Der ,Nottpsns
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&laHhahsGeSnbss ben eNasyeui ouen oieleia aan3 dbns
lid iein. 0as gan3e 66eIo mar cine erobe Gumpf.
|ano .9R0rahfdAes BON 1ufuden mar tpenig al ieben,
.ss latlte aIteolk esrs, Jas ssbaaet', nan bdtte i'm
abpseer b6dlbss suarsn ara gbiis nj Der Iniaeoenb See:
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paren nod aufeef6laden, aber als mon n6ber fam.
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3ei6eu, soak ahielbtn sinel 3obten nod bsbsrbersz
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Yer,Dfitni9 lest, 9Nie AnettrdaliN ben q oloaten
meien fein %taiiien, fonnte man aud aus Den rings
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game &epert0ir Der Meaiuentsmult enthielten.
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= ~ Ill SnperfttneS e~4,50-4,75; 6Grtras $500 l5.35;
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-01
Jmerefaats llptsea.

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tuabriani. Die Burger Der Staot, entrllet lber
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6an 8ernar6in0 gitp 3u arbeiten uno rnans r1anlt. !
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04
More Chinese Coming.

WASHINGTON, July 23-The State De-
partment has advices from Consul G. N
Gaulding, 10 the following effect, dated
Hong Kong, Feb. 8: II have the honor to
report that the French bark Vile de st. Lo,
Dubois. master, sailed hence to-day with
two hundred Chinese emigrants as passen-
gers for New Orleans.
This is probably the finest emigrant ship
which has sailed from China to the east
coast of the United States. These people
are sent by the Arkansas River Valley Inn
migration Company, to be employed at
plantation or farm work in the valley of the
Arkansas River. They have been subjected
by me to a very severe and rigid examina-
ton as to their knowledge of the country
they were going to, the wages, ETC.. they
were to receive, and the length of time they
expected to remain. Each individual was
personally examined by the colonial sur
geon, as to his health and fitness to under
take the voyage. The provisions were care
fully inspected by the harbor master. In
fact all the requirements OF the local author
tiles were complied with They left this
port as free and voluntary emigrants. and
were not only willing but anxious to go.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04
Meeting Of the Survivors OF Co. l.,
A9fh Msegt> Miss. Infantry NJ
French Cauan. Mia.

According to announcement q meeting OF
the survivors Of this old Co., with a large
number OF friends. of the latter, quite a
number OF young ladies, was held Pt French
Camp Miss. on Saturday the 18th July $50,
in cooperative capacity TO raise funds 10
build monument on the Miss G. r. r. In
memory ofthe beloved members Of the said
Regt- who were killed or died from disease
in the late war.
The meeting was held In the Academy
building.
1t. Col: J. w. Hemphill was called to the
chair, and w. A. Coleman was requested TO
act as Secretary.
Maj. r. G.. Prewitt was called to address
the meeting. which he did In an impressive
and eloquent manner. Esq Parham Pollard
then addressed the meeting at some length.
On motion five members of the Co. were
appointed to solicit subscription to aid in
building said monument. TO report at French
Camp on the 9th inst. The chair appoint
ed j. o. Carter, III. B. Moss, Sam c. Hallum,
Dudley Prewitt and ]. G. Baskin.
On motion the chairman appointed these
members to represent the Co, in meeting
to be held at Water Valley on the 30rh
inst.
On motion the chairman appointed DIR.
JAS. McGovern TO canvass the crowd and
receive subscription, large amount was
subscribed.
On motion the Secretary was requested
to furnish copy OF the proceedings of the
meeting 10 each OF the following papers for
publication. Winona Democrat Durant
Times, Goodman Star and CLARION.
On motion the meeting adjoured to meet
at Blacks Wells on Saturday the BIRD inst.
j. w. HEMPHILL,
Chairman.
w. A. COLEMAN,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04
UNr'EHs1BH OF LOUISIANA
medical DEPARTMENT.
NEW ORLEANS.

FACULTY:
A. H. CENAs, NJ. d. Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics.
JAMES JONES, III. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
WARREN STONE Nj. D., Professor of Surgery.
L. G.. RICHARDsoN, M. D., Professor OF
Anatomy.
SA. UEL NJ. BEMIss, NJ. D., Professor OF
Medicine.
STANFORD E. CHAILLE, NJ. D., Professor OF
Physiology.
FRANK HAWTHORN, NJ d. Professor of
MaJeria Medica.
JOSEPH JONES, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
istry.
c. J. BIcKHAM, NJ. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The Thirty-third annual course of instruc-
ton in this Department will commence on
Monday, the fourteenth of November, 1870,
and terminate on the second Saturday of
March, 1871. Preliminary Lectures on Clint
cal Medicine and Surgery will be delivered in
the amphitheatre of the Charity Hospital, be-
ginning on the eighteenth of October, without
any charge to students. The Anatomical rooms
will be opened at the same time.
The members of.the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity Hos
of the sick. The practical advantages thus
offered to students are unrivaled
FEEs-For all the Lectures, ............ $40 90
Naturalization, ..................... 90
Practical Anatomy 10 90
|. Graduation, ........................ 30 %
Payment required in advance.
For further information address,
7. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.,
iy28w3m Dean.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04
BREVHTIES.

Read Executors Sale.
Gold is like the mercury-it continues to
rise.
A lucrative occupation this weather-Put-
ting an airs.
France has "Nappy" leader While the
pussians is always "Bzzy."
The rains of the past fey days have been
If great benefit to the crops.
A news dentist is wanted to extract the
,ruth from the war kilograms.
Iptemperance takes the coat off mans
stomach as well as off his back.
The organists at fashionable church we'd
dings in Georgia, play ''Shoe fly"
The Chancery Department of the new
code is assigned to Judge johnson.
The work of repairing the State Capitol
and state Lunatic Asylum will commence
soon.
man Is often attached to an old hat, but
Tho ever heard of a woman being attached
70 an old bonnet.
Hon. Thos. T. Swami, late Auditor Of
poblie Accounts, died at his residence in
tbi. city Tuesday evening, End inst.
The "Knights Of st. Crispan" at North
Adams, Mass, propose to cover the streets
MIN broken crockery unless the celestials
are remoyed-they will smash their china
.'mugs.'
The French Emperor, though decidedly
aNappy," is sufficiently awake to make
things lively, while Prussia is "Bizzy"
marking out sensation for Europe.
The well conducted journals is emphati-
csllv the poor mans lyceum, his labrarry,
and his best instructor. The newspaper
brings to him a vast treasure of informa-
ton, which he cannot read without being
wiser and better man. 1t has been said that
newspaper is as good as a lesson for the
thoughtful. Where newspapers are seen
upon the table in the family circle, there
will be found intelligence and virtue.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04
MANSFIELD g. HIGBEE'S
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04

My young friend, did you ever know
can you call to mind a single case of
person, who, having his own way to max
in the world, spent his time in the streets
In billiard saloons, around hotels, or IL
any form of dissipation or idleness tt
succeed in an eminent degree in any en-
terprise2 Look over your list of friends
and acquaintance and note their course
Do you find upon examination that tiose
who to-day are men of influence md
honor were not the youths who made the
best use of their time, turning it to god
account; and on the other hand, do rou
not find those who stood at corners, vent
from bad to worse, and from worss to
ruin? Sadly must the answer be mde
oh, that it were not so, they have i'll
ed. VIII you not profit by the expri
ence of others? Go not that way. Neer
be idle. Every moment of your tim is
q golden one, use it as such improve ne
mind, fix your eyes on some noble objet,
be men, The call il for men, viii yu
not be one of that number who can 81,
ST am the man." 4
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04

The following extract on the subject
of Immigration is from recent letter Of
Gen. Lee to society in Virginia. The
views are characterized by the usual sa-
gaeity of the author. His suggestion Of
the employment and settlement of entire
families, instead of single laborers, is
practical and especially worthy of adop-
don:
"The question of supplying labor to the
south is one of vital Importance, in which
all classes are concerned, and particularly
the agriculturfst, inasmuch, as regular and
constant work is more necessary TO his
prosperity than in most of the other indus
trial pursuits. / believe that this can only
be secured by the Introduction of respec-
table class of laborers from Europe for al
though temporary benefit might be derived
from importation of the Chinese and ia
panese, it would result l fear, in eventual
injury of the country and her institutions
We do not only want reliable labOrers, but
good citizens, whose interests and feelings
would be in unsion with our own.
State Immigration Societies, composed OF
men prompted by the patriotic mOtiYe OF
benehtting the country, would accomplish
this DETER than by any other mode. By
introducing worthy immigrants, provid-
ing for their comfort and security on arri-
val, and assisting them, when necessary, to
their new homes, a sufficient supply of hon.
est, steady, willing men would soon be Sc
cured.
Il believe experience has proved that the
practice of employing entire families pro-
duces more contentmtnt and permanency
among them, and where a number are COL
lected into a community on neighborin g
farms, they are better satisfied and give
greater satisfaction"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04
From the Chattanooga Time:
Jefferson Davis.

Hon. Jefferson Davis returned to the city
yesterday from Lookout Mountain, and
took rooms at the Burns House. A number
of friends called on him during the day,
and about 10 o'clock last night he received
a scramble from the Silver Cornet Band.
Quite q crowd gathered in front of the Burns
House to listen to the delightful music oil
the band, and to catch a glimpe of the late
President of the "so-called" Mr. Davis did
not show himself until a few gentlemen
went to his room and requested that he
would say n few words to the assembly
Mr.. Davis was just making preparations TO
retire for the night, and somewhat reluct-
antly complied with the request. Stepping
upon the porch, he advanced to the front,
and was introduced by Col. Sam. Boyce,
as ~Hon. jefferson Davis. Mr.. Davis then
spoke, substantially as follows:
my friends, it affects me from the very
bottom of my heart 70 receive this demon
stration of your kindly feelings toward me.
1 had retired In a double sense. For the
night and from public life. In view OF the
past no man can blame me for my determi-
nation to let those who have the power TO
dictate how the country shall De governed.
But standing here TO night upon the sacred
soil of Tennessee, / will say to you that
wish you all the prosperity that IL possible
Looking back upon the past and forward 20
the future, can see nothing that would taint
your honor. 1t is not the part OF brave men
to brood over the sorrows of the past, but
rather to look forward with bright hopes
for the future. You have rs brave and high
minded people as can be found, ana as no.
bic women as live on earth, tapplause) ana
wish you all the happiness and prosperity
that Is In human life 70 enjoy. Again, l
thank You for the manifestation OF your
kindness"
At the conclusion of Mr.. Davis, remarks
he retired to his room, and after another
melody from the band the crowd dispersed.
1t Is proper to state that this demonstration
had not the slightest Political significance.
The serenade was the natural expression of
of Mr. Davis: and the fact that the Silver
Cornet Band 50 readily agreed to the pro-
position, ia a very strong evidence of the
cordial feeling that exists between our cifi-
zens of all sections. for nc least half of the
Silver Cornet band are Northern men, and
were Federal soldiers while the others
were nearly all In che Confederate army.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04
Faded hair , ields to 'Barrett's."


The great success of this Liniment, since
It's introduction to the public, is matter OF
which the proprietors feel justly proud. Ii
91eems rapidly to take the place of other
simply upon its own merits. The happy
combination of rare essential oils, Extract
oI Arnica, Chlorodyne, and other equally
powerful material, has formed pain de-
sstroyer which is second to none. Its pecu-
s a@r action upon the absorbents is not to
sea- them up as other Liniments frequently
10, QUITO open them and increase the circu-
iAtlon, and thus when it is applied, not only
= pain at once arrested but a cure COM
mences. Those suffering from any kind OF
acne or pain. are solicited to make trial OF
s sTe Magic Arniea Liniment. For sale by
all druggists.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04

At the Special Term of the Board of S
pervisors, held on the 18th inst, the follo'
ing persons were appointed Grand Juro
for the LIST Judicial District of Kinds coun
Court, 1st Monday in September next:
J. w. Robinson, George Whitfield, j.
Patrick, Henry Davis, colored, ID. NJ. Viii
inson, Baltimore Sprys, colored, James w
liams, colored, c. L. Thomas, Elyah RObi
son, colored, Scott Chinn, colored, Tom
Barnes, colored. Geo. Boddie. jr- Isydo
Strauss, w. J. Finley, Calvis Freeman, CO
Dan Adams, col. Aaron Hawkins, colore
G. w. Norris, J. B. Graves, Isaac Robinso
colored.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-08-04
"Barrett's' a substitute for Wigs.

ECLIPSE MACHINE WORKS, HAMIL-
TON ONO We invite the attention of ma.
chinists. sawyers, planters, and others, tC
the card of Messrs, Owens, Lane, Dyer
Co.. whose Machine Works. at Hamilton,
Ohio, are among the most extensive in the
West. They will send descriptive circulars
price list &c, OH application. We are
pleased to learn that ihe Eclipse Works will
be fully represented at our State Fair in Oc-
tOber next.