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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12
THE RADICAL PRoeRAn,rE.--Th,

The RADICAL PRoGRA1rSIE.-The
reader shall be advised by the discussion,
elsewhere published, in the State Senate
of the amendment of Gleed (colored) to
a Railroad bill of the position of the
Radical leaders ON the question of legis-
lating to compel Railroad and other cor
porations to ignore the natural distinc-
tons Of race In their arrangements for
the accommodation Of the public.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

II. vivien de Saint Martin. IN his GeoRra-
phical Almanac for 1869. estimates the num-
Der Of yellow people Ia the world ag So. OOO.-
goo; blacks, 40 100000; whites, 100000 900 !;
Malays, 26000010; other races, $4,000, 600 !:
and Aboriginal Americans nc 100000.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

A PosER--Mooring, the murderer of
old man Conner, was held to bail By the
military authorities, at Grenada, in the
pitiful sum of five hundred dollars, and
made his escape. Whereupon the Mis-
sissippi Central asks:
AT jackson, Yerger killed the Military
Mayor. and it shocked the moral sense OF the
United states. The Mississippi Leg stature
appropriated twenty five Thousand dollars
for his re-arrest. At Coffeeville a military
Mayor has killed a private citizen and il at
large. w Ill the Legislature appropriate half
the amount for Mornings arrest It proposed
for F.erRer'sf
And the Central might further ask if
81 900 reward viii be offered for the APP
prehension of the murderer by his Ex-
cellency."
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

On Thursday morning. upon The open
OF the Eighth District Court Judge Dl
issued AN order excluding Con. Johu
Freeman, Of Mississippi. from the bar %
court. The Court at once INSTRUCTED
Minute Clerk 90 enter the order, and
Deputy Sheriff la court % execute o.
Preiacingt the Issuing Of The order jog
Dibble said lac had observed in The ilcy
petition filed by Gen. Frceman In
Sixth District Court Ia the matter o'a
Jackson Railroad W.. II. IS. McCOmbin NbN
insulting aud coDtcmptuous Language u
used by the said counsel against the jl|a
of the Eighth District Court.
The order Of court a copy Of While. y
publish below, was handed tO The clrrha
Gen. Freeman, who was present i0 o9N
during these proceedings, rose t0 hn ie..l
once. but took his seat again, eyldlaaI
much excited, but saying nothing.
a few moments having elapsed, an1 p.
Freeman making no movement % ft.t
Judge Dibble ordered the Deputy rhgA
exclude him from the bar Of Che court
As the Deputy Sheriff approached y.
Freeman, the latter rose, and waving
officer from lbm disdainully with hh l.
retired unaccOmpanied from the court fp
This scene, AS may we'll be Imagined ll
ated no little excitement among ODE m.
bers Of the bgr present, and the spec'a@
In the lobby
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

A writ OF quo iCdTranfO has been ~.
Judge Dibble, Of the Eighth DisIrici
calling upon the present Director q n
Jackson Railroad 10 show cause up
18th inst, why they should not Do 49,
usurpera, and why the court shall 20. -
them 10 turn over the Office. properly ~
OF the road 10 the Board 81 Director e,-
20 have been elected on the 23th uiF
q. Picayune.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

ARMY BnL.-Under this bill, which
has been reported to the Senate by the
Military Committee, the United States
army is to be reduced to %, 900 men by
the LIST July, 1871, and the salary of the
General is to be So, 900, that of the
Lieut.. General $4,000, those of Major
Generals to 1900, Brigadiers $1,000,
Colonies So, 500 per year, and SO on
through the subordinate grades.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12


A CHANGE AT THE HELM-The Pilot
of Sunday morning announces the with
drawaI of III. T. Fisher from the editori-
al management of that paper, who states,
in his valedictory, that "there will be no
material change in the policy" of that
journal, under the editorship of his sue
cessor, Peter p. Bailey-who, it is I'M
derstood, has been a contributor to the
editorial columns for some time past.
The ''Pilot Publishing Company" were
still to run the machine; but this morn
ing we see that Messrs. Fisher & KIM
ball are again at the masthead as ''pro-
prietors." This skirmishing, it is sup
posed, is designed to affect the next
Public Printing contest, but it is difficult
to see low the position of the Pilot has
been rendered more available.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

THE WATER VALLEY VALLoNIAN,
whose editor, Mr.. Merlin, had the honor
to be soldier of the Confederacy, is pub
fishing some interesting sketches of the
battlefield of Franklin, Tennessee. In
his last paper, he makes an earnest APP
peal for contributions to erect a monu-
ment to the memory of Col. Michael Far
rell, the bravest of the brave, who fell
and was buried there
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

"THAEKsGIvISG." There is very gen
eral rejoicing that 'old High Court
Brown" has gone by the board. The sew
enty petitioners for his appointment, pray
ed in vain.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

All 1.-The divisions of the Bitter End
Radical party in Virginia have held a
council and unanimously voted that Gov.
Walker is not member of the RepublI-
can party, and not entitled to its conh-
dence.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

CHINESE LABoRERs.-Capt- Gift of
the Valley Emigration Society has made
valuable contribution to the labor force
of the South in the persons of $50 Chi
nese direct from the Celestial Empire
There Is work for all.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

county Of Laako.
ny Mr.. footo Petition of ottf.
700 county. protesting aeainsf 4 NV, 0fla
said county. uiflaion al
by MT. Niles-Petition Of ule,,t
bar Of laz0O county with a I'm oefl ofi
for the publication Of the sum-, pioydf,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12
onpER 81 cOrnT.

That Jno. ID. Freeman, attorney a. L.
be and H. hereby excluded from ue lA /.
this court until such time as hc shnI ...
purged himself Of the contemptuOus al3 !.
sulting language used By him in gf.n
addressed % the Hon. the Sixth DIV.
Court la the suit entitled New Of@-
jackson a Great Northern Railroad lolI
ny Va. N. >. McCOmb ct AL, by him P.'-
lished,
The Picayune has a strong article I
the conduct Of the Judgs, denounc.a'
as an invasion Of the rights Of the pay
The Bee says the act has been general.
commented upon by the members Of p
Bar and disapproved. Il was entire
wrong in Judge Dibble 10 base any o-
ial action upon newspaper pubIcaaH
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

- All
MoNDAU hay, ais-,
Mr.. stone gave notice OF the ibt,,,'
OF bin TO incorporate the Town ,.g ,'lllto-
In Alcorn county. NQ,tun
BY Mr.. ShOup--an act entitled
incorporate the Southwestern ,@4 ta o.
cy. aga.
Report OF the Committee on In.
Benevolent Institutions ln reIall1,-' \. I. t
Blind Asylum, was taken an. az l % ~
ton OF Senator Hancock. was ref..ll' l l,
10 the committee, with instrietio,' PAL
port bill covering their RECON-, 70 p
tiOns. Ns'NlAel.I
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12
The following which appeared in the
Pilot, official organ of the Radical party,
some days ago, is too good to be lost:

A gentleman recently called on Govern
or Alcorn to urge his claims to an appoint
ment as Chancellor, in a Northern District
of the State and presented them with a
great deal of plausible argument. attempt
ting to show that lie had always been a
devoted Republican and was worthy of the
highest confidence as a member ofthe party,
but confessed that he had failed to vote in
the recent election because the pressure up
on himself and family was TOO great.
The Governor listened very attentvely to
his well-told story. and when he had CON
cluded. remarked to him that he was eX-
ceedingly anxious to confer upon him all
he high honors of Chancellorship but the
pressure was too great to make the appoint
ment. The would-be Judge made his ext
with a very large radical flea in his ear and
took the sneXt train for home.-Jackson
Pilot.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

MEssRs NORRIS & MCCORMICK have
established the TIMES at the Aourishing
town Of Shubuta. 1t is neatly printed,
and made up with good reading matter.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

The Virginia State Agricultural
has decided 20 award q premium Q. ~.
dollars 20 the manufacture Of che pe-. l...I
ing and tile machine, and thirty 49,
additional % the exhibitor. provided --
tabllehes q manufactnrV rs the staio
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

NEw YonK, May .-naceipts of % Z.
u. y. ports Cor the week iuat olos 81, y. \
bales oxpoffA NlsUu0 stock in Al ~
tne GnlAp4 GtAlNM At NrafNNA 4N
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

The Pilot publishes from the Meridian
Chronicle bitter article concerning the
"innumerable elastic individuals who,
with one leg on each side the fence, not
knowing which way to jump" are be-
sieging the Governor for Office. 1t calls
them ''hybred specimens, and intimates
that they not only refuse to compromise
their responsibility by admitting that they
are Radicals, but that they did not con-
fess their amazing admiration for Alcorn
until it was known beyond question that
he would become the dispenser of the
patronage with which the Governor was
invested by the Black-and-tan Convention
of 1868, for the exclusive use of the
carpet-baggers and the scalawags who had
the courage to face the contempt of the in
telligent portion of the community by join
ing them. The Pilot and its unhappy coad-
tutors ought to remember that the schemes
of mice and men often come to grief; and,
further, that in political warfare, as in
other struggles in which the virtue of frail
human nature is put to the test, a species
Of nondescript exists, which is APPLY de-
scribed i'll the account of the war between
the beasts and the birds:
The prudent bat Joined neither cause,
Among so many teeth and claws,
Till in the battles thickest heat.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

Victoria has been unsuccsssfully negotiate
ing to marry one OF her daughters to q
Prince Ut Orange.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

TEE INFLUENCE OF THE PREss--lt
seems that no less political seer than
NJ. B. Hewson, who it is proposed shall
succeed the Pilot in the Alcorn admins
traion organship, thinks the result OF the
next election viii depend upon the es-
Enlistment of new paper in the interest
of the Radical party. Quoth he; Il
STATED that unless policy of this sort
''were put forward by the party, the
'snext election would see the Republicans
defeated" The whole thing, then,
hinges on the disposition which is to be
made of the printing propositions. Since
it is to be a settler, we await the result
with painful suspense.
THE RICHMOND CALAMITY.-The
Richmond Wing says, in regard to the
insecurity of the capitol building, ga
committee of architects called by the
superintendent of public buildings to
inspect the Capitol have pronounced il
Insecure. They have gone so far as to
express the opinion that the whole inte-
"rior is so unsound as to render it proba-
''ble that even without its furniture,
''books and other contents, it would fall
''in of its own weight in from three to
GIVE years. We may conclude, there
''fore, that with its present contents it is
'liable at any time to fall in. This sug-
"gests the importance of making arrange
''ments for the immediate removal from
'the building of everything it contains
''and their transfer to some place of Sc
"curity"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

franklin Pierca's cottage at Bears Head,
near Concord. Is to be sold as auction, on
the Tth.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

The Roman cisterns &C COnstantinn, Algc-
ria, have disgorged statue Of Hercules In
marble.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12

The prudent bat Joined neither cause,
Among so many teeth and claws,
Till in the battles thickest heat.
He thought he Sdlg tchich side ScOuId beat,
And then he Joined the strongest part,
And fought with all his might and art
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12
Auditor ofPublIc


BY Mr.. Chandler-resolyed, Thatn...,
itor OF Public Accounts be dlrpcfsi \. aus
cure and file Ia his Office, for prs.ar,.iI ~
the vouchers for the issue Of certain ~.
Banking House Off. a I. Green ~ .l'
ed. '4'lf
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12
From the n. 0. ricayuat
The Louisiana Courts.

Executive Chamber May Q, 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19
NOTICES.
AN ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD.

Inyalids. broken down in health and spirits
by Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the ter
lible exhaustion which follows the attacks of
acute disease, the testimony of thousands who
have been raised as by q miracle from a similar
state of prostration by Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tors, is a sure guarantee that By the same
means you too may be strengthened and restor-
sd. But to those who stand in peril of epidem.
les, to all who, bv res son of exposure. privations
and uncongsniaI climate or unhealthy pursuits,
may at any ent be stricken down this para
graph is most particular and emphaticaHy
addressed. You, who as thus situated. are
pi offered an absolute safeguard against The dan.
gerthat menaces you. Tone and regulate the
System with this harmless medicinal Stimulant
and Alternative, and you will be forsarmed
against the maladies whose seeds toat around
you in the cir unseen. Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters are not only q standard Tonic and AL
~terative throughout the United States, but th ey
are accredited by the certificates ofthe most dis
tinguished citizens Of the Union, to the people
Of all other lands. II Canada, Australia and
the West Indies, they are gradually taking
place of all other stomschics, whether native
or foreign, and as surely as truth is progressive
and demonstration overthrows doubt, they
will eventually supersede every other lnvigo-
rant and Restorative now employed IN medl-
cinal practice. dec l9-eolW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-19

CONCERT "A number Of the amateurs or our
city are preparing to give a vocal and lnStru-
mental concert, under the direction OF Prot.
Hahr, for the benefit o. the Alexandra Libra
~ Association. The Board Of Directors OF
this association deserve Iha highest praise tor
the energy and ability with which they Lave
SC successfully started this company again on
its career of usefulness. When they took
charge Of its affairs, les: Spring, they touod 1t
wanting in every thing necessary tor conduct'
iae it will, profit to anyone, tut, b5 q deter
mined effort, they Lave procured, and fitted up
in fine style, d good room. and have added to
their shelves several hundred volumes OF the
l,ssst publications. This library is nov ono OF
The most valuable Institutions OF the city, and
j. the resort of a large number of our popu'a'
,ios, who enjoy its benefits. 10 the purchase
Of 10 many works, however, the treasury has
besn exhausted, aud hence some OF onr cltl
IONS of musical taste have consented to give
their assistance in rcplenishing the finances,
and VIC feel sure, that so worthy 40 otjec: will
not fail to meet with all The Encouragement
hoped for. The concert will probably take
place during the first week in January, though
more particular notice will be given 10 these
columns soms time next week.
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POLICE REPORT. There was nothing of any
consequence going on at police headquarters
this morning.
MAYORS OFFIcE.-John Lays, coIored,
haiing from Manassas, for obtaining goods
under false pretenses, was whipped and dis
charged.
A man suffering from mania-a-potu, was
committed to Jail.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE Pavnea
charged with comnlioity i'll me 'ste rooDefs oi
examined and committed to Jail for his appear
auce at court. No evidence was educed at the
examination that would criminate other parties.
NIGHT REPoRT.-Night cloudy and worm.
There were more people on the streets than
usual, but no disturbances occurred IN any,
quarter OF the city. A man without hat and
shoes and 10 bis shirt sleeves, suffering from
mania a potu, who had escaped from the room
in the lat Ward, in which no had been contn,
ed, appeared on the streets between ten ana
eleven o'clock. and occasioped considerable
alarm TO several ladies be happened to meet
by his violent demonstrations
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The Markets..

New York, Dac. l9.-Stocks steady. Gold
log. Money from I currency to 7 gold. Vir
GINA skies, cx.coupon CO; do. new 63: Flour
dull and dropping. Wheat quiet and heavy.
Corn dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 19.-Va. sizes OLD, so
bid 5O3 asked 30. 1866, 60 bid Gl asked; Go.
1867, Sc bid, 81 asked. Cotton quiet. Flour
quiet and prices arc unchanged. Wheat firm {;
choice white 170i1S5; fair to prime 14Oal60;
prime to choice red l70s1S0; fairto good l35
a16Q; common 120ll30; Ohio and Indiana lao
also. Corn firm; white 1914; yellow 7la72.
Oats active at SO.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTB.l
FOREIGN NEWS.

K"oENINGsBERG, Dec. ia dispatch was
received here to-day from Pillan announcing
that the five French irigatcs which recently
passed Sksger Rack and Great Belt had bcet
sighted eff that port. Plllan is Only twenty
five miles from this city.
There is cnn.iderah!e excitement in snine
quarters. 1t is believed however, hat tie
preparations to meet the enemy pre ample.
LONDON, Dec. lS-Egeniup. The Germans
have evacuated Amiens. The retired towards
Clermont, but announced their intention to re-
turn soon.
II is reported tina. the Germans have captu
red Ham. Twenty thousand Germaus have
passed Channey. General Faidherbc hes ad-
vanccd beyond Amiens.
LONDON, Dec. l8.-Tho Bishop of Luzcm.
bourg on the part CT the Inhabitants, thanks
tho King of Holland for his cbeeringlanguage
]denounciug the transfer Of The Ducby TO Prus-
sla.
BERLIN, Dec, lS.-The Krcuz Zietuns says
Count Bismarck s circular of the 3rd instant
concludes as follows: Prussia is freed from
the obligations of neutrality respecting Luxem.
bour2, and has liberty now to enforce her
claims AGAINST the Duchy for violations Of neu.
t%rality."
LONDON, Dec. lS.-The people OF Luxem.
bourg vote almost unanimously in favor OF the
Independents of the Ducby,
Dublin, Dec. IS The Irish Times an
nounces on the authority st q letter from
Premier Gladstone that the release OF The Fe.
mans now coufDed in plisoaa in Great Britain
has teen decided upor.
FLORENCE. Dec. lS.-The lii Introduced
into the Italian Parliament, guaranteeing
Papal prcrogatives and perfect freedom of the
EcumemicaI council has passed through the
omnittee.
BORDEAUX, Dec. lS.-The PlussiaDs arc
leaving the Valley CT Cher and concentrating
on the Loire.
They again attacked General Chansey, but
were repulsed. Nearly 1000 kaby!e horse
men have been landed at Toulon and will join
the French armies. The Mobiles who went
to Algeria to replace the regular troops will
return TO France and q portion of the National
Guard will 20 to Algeria.
LONDON, Dec. 19.-The dcputation OF tho
North German Reichstag has beon recaiyed
grandly at Versailles where a banquet was
given 10 their honor by the King.
The boubardmcnt OF Paris is considered liza.
bic st aby momcnt, as the PrussIan supplies
and ammunition have been fully recruited.
LONDON, Dec. l9.-The st. Petersburg cor.
respondent who sent TO the foreign papers q
summary Of President Grants letter to tho
Gar concerning the joint mediation between
Prussia and France, has been banishea to
Oloneiz. The letter was considered private,
and, therefore. the publication was go offense
and personal insult to the Gar.
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L 9 G A L n e w S.

A TRIP TO THE MAD SToNE.-The Gazette,
last week, contained notices of the ravages of
mad dogs near Csriiu's Springs in this, and
Fairfax Station, in Fairfax county. The VIC
tins at Csrlin's Springs, Miss ilary Daeis, q
young iedy Of about sixteen years Ct age. and
MIR. James Reynolds, who vera bitten on Sat-
uT3sy, thc 10Th ~ias:an:, came t. tow, on the
Monday following. and started on t c Manassas
train that morning for the mad stone, 10 Eau.
quier county. They returned on Friday last
ard give the following account of their visit:
The stone is owned by Mr.. Uriel Triplett, who
lives about two miles northwest of Rectortown,
in whose family it has been an heir loom for
many generations. descending from father to
SOD from lime almost immemorisl, being care
fully preserved by each possessor as his most
valuable Inheritance. Its benefits are dispens.
ed Rratutiously, the only consideration de-.
manded being a moderate amount for the board
OF the patients. The stone is about an inch
lcDg and half an inch+hick, aud resembles in
appearance a piece Of coke. Il has been ap.
piled 10 iouumerabls cases to Woucds Inflicted
ny snsAe' aau nau ao,"a''' Il 1 ~ 'os.an.e
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CORPORATION CoURr-Judge e. A. Lowe
Notwithstanding Henderson was appoint.
ed guardian of james l.. E. Henderson, infant
child of George L. Henderson.
Georgs L. Seaton vs. Catha,iue Hansberry,
unlawful detsiner; jury sworn. evidence heard,
Jury unable to agree and further consideration
adjourned TO Monday-court then adjourned
to Monday.
Jury 10 ease of Seatcn vs. Hansberry ,unlaw-
ful detainer being unable to agree-one juror
withdrawn and case continued to next term.
Commonwealth vs.. Henry Bell-recelvine
stolen goods Jury, verdict not guilty and jury
discharged.
Maria McDermit vs.. Alexander Ashby. VI.
lawful detainer jury verdict for plaintiff.
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TO SICKLY PERSONS.

of epeer's Port Grape Wine will restore their
besith and strength. Pby.i:isns. clerEsrnen
and tenn perance advocates should encourage
The use Of the Port Grape Wine, and thus aid
tho cause of Temperance and moderation. We
especially recommend it to families for its purl'
t7. EXQUISITE flavor snd healthy prope7ties.-
Medical ne en- certify to its valuable medicinal
powers. We understand that Mr.. Speer has
been for years engaged in preparing and per.
fecling it, and ths! it requires n Jour years
process before it is ii! for narkert..-T. I.
Baptist. w..
Our druggists hsve procured some direct
IN uso dec 19-1w.
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MARRIED..

In Cherokee county, Kansas, December 7th,
by Rev. r. Mcclure, &. DANA SA 7 RS and
Miss ELIZABETH COFFIN.
On Tuesday, December 18th, by. Rev. D. H.
Boydon. at Portici, Prince William county,
vs., DR.. THOMAS S. TEBBS to MANY f..
daughter Of Christopher i. Baylor esq, OF
King and Queen county.
On the 18th Of December, 1877, at the resi-
denco Of the brides father, by Rev. Thsddeus
Herndon. JOHN A DUNBAR. OF Fsuquier
county, to MARY ELIZABETH PICKETT,
of Prince William county.