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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-10-20

Hon. A. S. Wood, member of tn
House of Representatives from Yazo
county, has become insane and has bee
provided for at the State Asylum. w
presume room was made for him on &c
count of the attack as we have been in
formed that the institution was full t
overlooking.
We understand that he made his es
cape last evening and came to- town, bu
was captured and carried back.
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MY PLACE, Situated on the Livingston
|NI road, 2H miles from Jackson, containing
50 acres cleared, and $50 wood land. Th'
residence, cabins and all out-houses, are new
with a large cistern. Title good. Will b.
Massie, Jackson, or to DIR. j. Lemly, on thu
place. MRS. KATE WINDLEY.
Il October IL. 1870 sw1t&wtf
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Jackson, MISS, Oct. Is, 1870.
At preliminary meeting OF the citizen
IF jackson, held this day at Angeles Hall
with view TO public expression concern
ing the recent death Of GENERAL RoBERT +
LKE,
On motion of Hon. VIM. 1erger,
Col. G. Z Hooker was called to the chair
who briefly explained the object of th'
meeting.
On motion of Mr.. G.. A. Smythe.
j. L. Power was requested to act Is See.
Rotary.
On motion of Judge Yerger. it was
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn until
Monday evening at o'clock; that it is the
-ense Of this meeting that the business oil
he city be generally suspended at thai
hour, and that committee of tive be ap-
pointed to prepare and report resolutions
for the occasion.
The chair appointed as such committee
Messrs. VIM. Yerger, F.. Barksdale, T. J.
Wharton, Geo. Fearn, and Robt. Kells.
On motion, Messrs. o. Clifton. Marion
smith and J. 5. Hamilton were appointed q
committee to make arrangements for the
meeting on Monday evening,
The meeting then adjourned.
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EM0VAL.
AGreat DeSideratum.
FOUNDED IN 1885.

Chartered bV The Legislature Of Louisiana
Is REMOVED to Nos. l64 aud les Canal
Street, opposite Christ Church, and on the
same square, as the Law and Medical Colleges
N he University Of La, and the Mechanics la.
sutute-the Headquarters Of the Mechanics
and Agricultural Fair Association-thus con.
sentrating the leading Educational Institu,
ions OF the State on the same square. IL is ii
he most central and fashionable part Of Cana
Street, the great Boulevard Of New Orleans
5n which all the city railroads concentrate
md but three minutes walk from the 81
Charles and City Hotels.
It is the Oldest and most efficient and success.
ful Commercial College in the U. 5.
There is full faculty, and a special Professor
for each study, SO as TO save the time
and money Of students.
students begin az any Time. There 10 a0 Ia
cation.
When clubs Of three or more enter at the
same time from the same place ten per cen
deduction will Ne made.
BOARD AND LODGING So per MONTH
Any graduate can at once take charge o.
Iany set OF books.
An education that enables the student Il
earn $1,000, 81 900, 50 900 n Year
Is the best FORTUNE parents can give their
Isons.
rhc South must now educate ALL their son.
PRACTICALLY.
TERMS-PAYADLEI IN ADVANCE.
not limited.
perfect course .sl5 u
Ook-Keeping--double and single
entry, etc, perfect coursc......... 80 "a
MISUNDERSTANDING all CONNER
cial calculations ............... 90 az
Lectures on Commercial Law. % O0
Stationery, Bookkeeping, Blank
Books, &e.,,. +.............. 10 "a
Ornamental-Penmanship............... u
The above constitutes the Commercial
Uusual time for the Commercial Course Ia
months.
English-Grammatica course......... 80 on
English, French Spanish, German
full course, to learn to read,
write aud speak the language
correctly, not limited ..,,,............. 100 OO
Latin ,Greek-full course............... 100 M
Algebra, Surveying. etc.................. 60 %
|Geometry-full course, not limited. 20 %
Teachers course in Penmanship..... 100 "
Ornamental Penmanship and Flour
ishing % N
Agricultural Chemistry-full course 100 N
500 o.
a Perpetual and Transferable
Scholarship. -.......-............ 1000 90
A student having paid for course in any
branch, a. above, is entitled 10 a Life Tickei
n that Department. lie can attend such
branches as he may desire. Persons from II
0 90 years Of age attend.
n. BAH he Graduates for the past -
gears are nom IN good business so far as
tkH0tgH.
CAUTION-Beware Of Hotel and Railroad
Drummers and Runners, and apply AZ once Ia
he College. Put your money in the hands Of
Your merchant or with the President Of the
college
For Catalogues, etc, apply at this Office, or
address.
RUFUS DOLBEAR, Pres't.
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STATE FAIR NOTICE.

|VNHE members of the Board of Directors OF
i Mississippi State Fair Association are
notified to attend a special meeting to be held
aext Monday evening, 18th inst, at so O'Clock
IT, NJ, at the Secretary's office, at Fair
|Grounds. The completion ofarrangements fol
approaching Fair, makes it important thai
there should be full meeting of the Board.
By order of
j. o. WHARTON,
President.
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The premiums offered by Mr.. J. II. Boyd
10 the best cotton piekers are being activel,
contested for. The Secretary of State Fai
Is receiving duly certified staten ents iron
Councillors,
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a reward ofone hundred dollars il offeres
6,r the recovery of a stolen horse. See ad
yertisement.
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Visitors TO the State Fair are requested Z
nroyide themselves with change. as it vii
Greatly facilitate admission to the grounds
Tielet sellers will be instructed not to re
ceivo any bills over Eve dollars.
,,ae Eoufpa ipin,apf
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I ork for India-Miss Britain. Episcopalian
Mss Ward, Presbyterian, of Williamsburg
New York; Miss Butler, Baptist. of Chiesl
20, and Miss Chase, of the Reformed Church
IF saltwater, \. Y.
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WE are advised by Prof. Rufus Dol
hear. President Of Dolbear's Commercia
College. New Orleans, that it is now perfect
- safe for students to visit the city.
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YoUNG> Men, on Social Evils
and the propriety or improperly of gettinl
Married, with sanitary help for those who fee
untitled for matrimonial happiness. Sent fire
m sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
Box z, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ACCOMMODATIONS DURING THE FAIR
The capacity of the hotels and boarding
houses of our city will be fully tested dur
ing Fair week. We trust that all will in
crease their accommodations as far as pos,
sible.
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We would have more faith in the future
# the South if her people could be induced
20 abandon the nonsense of tournaments
Let them drop the field of the cloth o.
gold" and turn their attention to the cot
ION Reld.-Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
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The meeting was almost exclusively Of
negroes There was but one white man
present At first assembling. TO wit, an lows
man. by the name of Cowgirl. Il was pre-
sided over By Nat Dolby, the negro black
|smith, and all Of the other officers were ne
|groes- Some few white men gathered about
the meeting, mostly for curiosity. and about
hree, from interested motives. IL attracted
|lttention that some Of the few white nset1
Who have been trying TO run, and run with
he negroes. kept away on this interesting
occasion. One OF these, upon being twitteO
with his indifference. made the absurd cx I
suse that he WAS killing a pig, as If Lhert
xer'nt plenty of hog Williams amongst hi
friends In the meeting who could have don.
the job so easy for him. at night or some ode
lime. The interested white men that W..
leard of were Cowgirl. of Iowa Howett. OF
Illinois, and Whitman, of Clark. They all
made talks. and all gave out that they want
d TO 90 TO the Senate, AS did some negroes
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A LREMARLE FEMALE rysru-
IN TUTE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE ".

JoHN HAIR, NJ. A. Principal MaihumatIe..
Natural Science aud Latin.
REv. JOHN l.. JOHNaON H. A. Modern
Languages, Literature and English Lau-
guage.
REv. joins &. LoNG, A. NJ, Moral phIl0s8-
ply.
r. >. MORGAN. ESQ. History.
Miss BETTY BKoCKMAH, Assistant iu Coli
legiate Department.
MISS MAMIE l.. COLEMAN Preparatory
Department.
Mss MoLLiE ALEXANDRA, MusiczvOraI
and instrumental.
Drawing, Painting &C., are Also taught.
The session Of lb70-7l begins. Thur.Int.
September 10Th, 1870 and ends June Hlih. 1870.
Beauty and healthfulnsss Of location, cEtrnf
and thorouFhneaa Of Tho course of study. rrm.
Portable and homelike character OF domestic
school for young ladies who ulsh No. br HrII
Educated. The charges are moderate. Ior aII
needed information address the Principal aL
Charlottesville, Va.
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THE New Orleans Times has the fol
lowing clever notice of our approachin.
State Fair:
5at jackson on Monday, 9th inst, and will
.be continued until the Saturday following
Great improvements have been made to tn
buildings and grounds since the fair las
ifall. A splendid mile race track has beef
CONSTRUCTED, and the machinery shed ex
tended to one hundred and fifty feet. TIL
Exhibition of machinery and stock promise
70 be unusually large. Quite a number O
Exhibitors from this city are making thei
arrangements TO attend. The railroad re-
turns free ali freight and visitors, and Their,
lis no charge at the Fair in the way of entr,
tees, beyond personal admission fees. w,
hope the efforts of the Mississippi Fair Di
arectOrs will be crowned with success.
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Equine Powders for diseased Cattle.
CI.ancery Rules and Forms.

The Rules and Forms adopted by Con
vention of Chancellors on the 10Th of Sept.
are embraced in the third edition of th'
Mississippi Manual, which is now ready
The price of the volume is two dollars
Orders addressed to this office will receive
attention.
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THE PREMIUMS FOR CoTToS PICK
1SG-Several inquiries having been made
as to whether the 'siX consecutive days
within which cotton is to be picked for the
premium offered by 'fr. J. III. Boyd, do moi
make allowance foI Interruptions by sick
ness. Mr.. Boyd authorizes us to say thai
where sickness occurs, the party can resume
picking when health returns, and the days
previously employed Will be counted as parl
cf the time
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DIED..

In Madison county, on the morning of thu
5th THOMAS HELIoN, infant son of T. II. &
Hattie f. Dickson, aged ? months and l.
laws
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ID u C M H IL Il
|Photograph Gallery

PTyHE undersigned, having located at Duel
N Hill. for month or two, il fully prepares
for making the most perfect and life-like Flo
lures Of all kinds and styles, AT nENARKABLl
how RATES.
n The citizens of Duck Hill and surrounding
country, are respectfully invited TO embrace 81
opportunity which may not soon occur again
|Safisfaction guaranteed.
N oct 19w2m s. d.. ROSS
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Who may wish to visit Jackson during
State Fair week, ARE notified that the Bridg'
Tickets which they purchase at Pearl River
Toll Bridge viii be received as so mual
cash at entrance to Fair Grounds, and vii
pc deducted from the regular admission
lees. This will apply alike to visitors ant
vehicles. This amounts to making the Tol
Bridge free In coming to Jackson during
falrweek. j.. L. PowEn, sEc'x.
Mississippi State Fair Association.
jackson, Oct. z, 1870.
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RECEIPTS OF THE ST. LOUIS FAIR.-Th
following figures show each days receipt
at the gates for the sale OF tickets during
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Faster than the auctioneer's hsmmel
knocks down merchandise. neglect disposes
'of the testh. Bid, therefore. for that prizs
of life. perfect set by brushing them reg.
.ularly with SozoDoNr.
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the October elections are ever, but tn
more important November elections. includ
ing New York, have yet TO come off. Octo
Der has turned out some disappointed poll
ieians. and November will increase the list
New York Herald.
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aSrAIDrSG's GIUE,n has now taken Il
place OF all Clements and lfueilages.
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,UnMERVILl.n INarrrlrL-.

~ DnMEAHNAA.a.E aNHHHnuAT
"A BoAnDngG scHooL Fon no2a Arp Norrr
MEN-1l MIIEs Fnon suuQUALts,
M. a o. RAmnoAu.
This School, having en- thc advautarrn ol
School and College, with none Of che gIfad-
vantagea 81 College life, will eater upgH be-
EfGHrKENTH ANNUAL TERM,
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l2ru. 1870.
Boys prepared here bore % the hrst hanora
|ss every universiiy where they we're present
Nertn ana South. at recent c0mmHurnmFufn.
hske early application or you will 600 OBJ.
obtain roomt hinty-thrcc students were COZ
FUSED last session Tor want % room.
aounE men preparing Tor teaching never
TAI 70 obtain hrst class situations. without
trouble, when they atlend our inatrucfirrn
Let 70 one leave home without nerurIrr Il
place beforehand.
Churgest
Board, Tuition and Wsshinr. far 40
weeks afn. Ii.
Payments must b. made in advnnea.
send for Catalogue Address
THOS. =. GATHRIGWT.
Principal
July u, ls7O2 Gholson, p. "a. MIr.
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MANSFIELD & HIGBEE'S
Magic Arnica Liniment

5DREPARED from Rare Essential Oils, TX.
IL tract OF Camphor, Extract Of Arnica
Chlorodyne and Magnetic Fluid Chemical,
combined.
This powerful Penetrating Fluid is a very
different composition from the many Liniments
generally sold, which are mostly gotten up oui
Z Of cheap materials, such ms rancid grease, etc
which only act upon the skin. Our Magic Ar
MICA Liniment penetrates through all the It's.
sues, muscles, and to the bone ITSELF striking
at the root of the disease, and thus producing
a reaction which cannot be brought about by
any other Liniment. In short, its efficacy, as
an external remedy, is so universally at
Tested in every section of the country, thai
4 needs no further recommendation.
As Horse Liniment nothing can equal il
During the prevalence of the dread Cattle
Hstroyed thousands of valuable horses and
mules in the Mississippi Valley, during tn,
past year, the Magic Arnica Liniment was thu
5Only remedy of all that we're tried that never
failed 10 cure in one single instance.
Everybody wants good and reliable Lini-
ment convenient at all times, and ever read
I in relieving pain. This wonderful remedy j.
offered to the public as a never-failing cure foI
rheumatism, etc, and accomplishes cures fof
n the worst cases, whether chronic or acute,
where all other remedies have proved unaVail,
ling. When used in connection with Mansfield
Is Higbee's Rheumatic Compound" no cast
has ever yet been reported where cure was
not effected in a very short time. Ii may tru
+ y be said, as its name imports, that it acts as
Aif by Magic.
For sale by all Druggists.
MANSFIELD - IIIGBEE.
Anatical Chemists and Druggists,
Sole Propretors
Memphis, Tenn.
For sale in JACKSON by
Buck q BAILEY.
May An g won M I A''
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Horses and Cattle cured by Equine Rem
edies.
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|CtE<TRAL FEMALE INsTI-
~ TGTE,
CLINTON,
HlSDs COUNTY, MIssIssrPPI


HnSDs COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
|VYHE exercises Of the Eighteenth Academi,
i Year Of this Institution, will begin, Tues
|iay, the 9th day Of September. 1870, and con
|tinue till the let day Of July, 1871.
The most thorough instruction given IN al
The Departments. Expenses are moderate.
Children Of Ministers Of the Gospel in &C.
hive service, receive their tuition In the Liter.
barry Department at half the usual rates.
Because Of the hlling up Of The rooms By the
large number Of pupils IN attendance, the last
session, and Of the anticipated increase, the
|coming year, the accommodations viii DC en-
iarged. Other improvements intended % nd-
vance the high state OF efficiency already At
tained by the In titute, are in contemplation.
For full information send for Catalogue 20
-PREsIDExT or Central FEMALE INsTI-
rurE,- Clinton. Kinds Co.. Miss.
ROBERT KELLS.
President Of B0ard Of Trustees.
Clinton, Aug. .. ls70u
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DLANK BOOKS, Of every description, made
ID % order. At satisfactory prices ~ Clarion
Beck Bindery
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MISSISSIPPI y ,DE rLow.

For wounds and gals use Equine oint
ment.
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--~@~ S-S---------
Premiums for Cakes.

Premiums for Cakes having been mad
vertantly omitted in State Fair Premium
I;st. the Committee on Premiums add th'
fnowing, to each of which premium o
eye dollars in cash, or in plate, will b.
o,garded. Each cake not to weigh less thai
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TO SHOWMEN.

FULLY EQUIPPED Room Show for sale
Ia All in good order, and provided with frs
|cIass printing Address, SNOWMAN,
AZ this Office s&wtill oct %
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srfE Fam GRoexDs.-- A glance 4
tl1e Fair Grounds, from the rear Of the Cap
7ltol, reveals remarkable change Willis
The past few months. what before seemed
sombre and uninviting, Is now bright and
attractive. The buildings, sheds and fence.
have been thoroughly white washed A
great many improvements have been made
which the visitor OF last year viii not fail &c
appreciate. The machinery she'd is now
4one hundred and fifty feet in length, and
will be filed to its capacity. The main en-
gine, shafting, etc. are now being placed il
position The grand mile race-track il thu
admiration of all who survey it from tbs
Impitheatrs, and the particular delight OF
horsemen, who have been using it freely foi
several weeks. The upper door Of the m ia,
building has been arranged for proper dis
Iplay Of needle and fancy work, works OF art
fruit wines, etc. An oetagon galinarum, OF
poultry house. with thirty two apartments.
has been erected to the north of the maiI.
building. Some eight or ten establishments
have been erected by private enterprise foI
the convenience ofvisitors who may become
hungry or thirsty. Altogether, the i'm
zprovements are many and judicieus. and
Indicate what may be done as the ability of
;rhe Association shall justify.
-~+-S-%%-
The american Equine Powders can b.,
used for almost all OF disease that do moi
actually need the services of a Veterinary
surgeon. While the late Gen. o. NJ. Mitch
ell was in command of the department Ell
the Ohio and Afterwards by Buell. tn Ken
lucky, he ordered his division wagon mas
her to use these Powders in all cases of
disease occurring among horses under his
scare. and the result was that the lives oil
many valuable horses was saved. So il
regard to the equine Ointment" ano
|-Liniment," they had the same effect
While in Kentucky, almost all horses at
|tached to Gen. Mitchelrs brigade where tn,
subjects of grease, scratches. and other cuta-
|neous affections. He was supplied with the
'"EGuine Ointment" which soon had the eff
feet oferadicating the disease.
Every package ofthese remedies bears the
certificate of the late Veterinary Surgeon
.(Geo. III. Dadd.) who used them extensively
In his large practice.
Send to Lord, Smith & Co., sc Wabash
Avenue Chicago, for copy of their "Horst
and Cattle Guide" mailed free.
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To Tecordh Burns, william Slaughter. ct al
heirs &c, Of L. q. Slaughter, deceased.
You are cited to appear before the CHANGER.
Court of the First District of Kinds county, OF
he 18th day of October next, A. ID. 1870, 4
show cause why the petition of Michae
Nc Laughlin and II. OCOnner, praying for
Deed of Conveyance, to a certain tract or par
eel of land situated in the city of jackson
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
SAMUEL DONNELL.
Clerk
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

|THE ENGINE which will be used 20 drive
Il the Machinery which may be on exhibition
Ear 4, ia a iax9o s,ationarv and Roiler
kPortablel #. hue, AZ #. FIRE box A in. diam
|eter, with pumps, steam guage and whistle
complete. Apply TO Engineer at FAN
|Grounds, OF TO
]. L. POWER,
sept.2S-tf. Secretary.
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nj KAUFMAN, would announce TO his
IN. friends and patrons, that he has remov-
ed his entire stock Of dry goods, etc, TO Merid-
ian, where he viii in future be found. AL
persons indebted to him are requested to ad-
dress him as above that claims may be speedi-
u adjusted. sept23-twlw.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE
JACKSON. NEHsM-

IL w = EAE10E5 = 3OK8AEI0A
vwSHIS establishment having been thor
A ouKhly repaired and ra1ltted. offer
pleasant Recommendations 70 permanent
boardcrs OF trAnsient visitors.
Terms medeTate. Aaug2ot
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HOUSE FOR SALE!

INTENDING to remove to the country, Offer
l. for sale my house and lot adjoining the city
of Jackson. The lot contains between six and
seven acres. The house is n two story frame
building, with necessary outhouses, cistern
Sc. ". YBRGER, JR.
Sept. 30, 1870
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j. 8. COP e S
Cotton Factor

AND
General Commission Merchant,
40. "a Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS
Particular attention given to the Pur-
base of Merchandise and Plantation Sup
lilies. Orders filled for Iron Bale Bindings
Aug "a WY
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For sick Horses use Equine Powders.
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Jackson MlNHi7sippi.
CExrRAL NCEsEEIEs, sErT., 1870.
sept23-3tsw-w3m
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MEETING OF THE cTr1zEss o. 5Ackso.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-03

The Chicago Times says: Gen.
AMEs, late district commander in
Mississippi, has been elected United
States Senator from that State, and
now we have the Galveston Civilian
predicting that Gen. REYNOLDS, dis
trict commander in Texas, will be
elected from that State to the
United States Senate. If Gen.
TERRY, in Georgia, is ambitious of
political hOnors, he can win them
in the Legislature he has just
remodeled to suit himself, by expell-
ing members lawfully elected and Civ
ing seats to men who do not even
claim TO have received a majority of
the votes in the districts whence they
are selected. When a man is given
despotic powers in a State, and his
employment Of them results in his
own advancement, what is the COM
mon-sense inference? REYNOLDS and
ANIEs. by force and fraud, against
which the people were left ne
redress or means of successful
resistance, carried the elections in
Mississippi and Texas. What AMEs
was working for has appeared. What
proper comment can be made on his
conduct? What ought to be said of
The system which was framed to con-
fer power on reptiles of the AMEs or
der? Unless the negro Senator from
Mississippi be 4 dirty dog, he is degra-
ded by the colleague given him.