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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-01

Extract from the Washington Correspond.
enee Cincinnati Commercial, 1sth.l

3CCcR1AoM Dy 10e Efes48C.
lTExtract from the Washington Correspond.
/ enee Cincinnati Commercial, 1sth.l
This eminent Senator General Schurz), L
not oily statesman, but gentleman, ant
| arriving at the capital, went, as is the etl-
quettes 70 pay his respects 10 the President
He sent in his card. and General Dent re-
| turned ft with a snub.
The Senator was informed. i'm the curtest
manner possible, that His Exeellency was
engaged, and would be Engaged during ali
that was left of the reception hour.
The slice Of cold shoulder was not gar
nished with any dressing of regrets or re-
quest 70 call again 1t came as natural
from the shoulder of what Jim Fisk bruCally
called '-The national hog and the Senator,
accepting the bacon, bowed and Withdrew
Ii was repetition of Esop's old fable of
the goat on the shed, making himself often
sive TO the wolf on the ground.
That the snub was the snub direct. Win
generalization and malice aforethdught,
there can be no question. Tor this Senator
tells. me. and be laughs over it, that he saw
the iilustrious Dent, BrigadieT General and
grand keeper of the carc-basket. usher in
certain friends of the Quaker procliyities.
who are great favo-ites with His Exeellen-
cy, for that they generally dispense @ith
all ceremony, and do not therefore annoy
him with pressing the fact that he lacks in
his bearing the common courtesles OF civil
lied life.
How pitiful is all this. The Senator calls
to pay his respects to the President, and the
President forgetting, or never knowing,
probably, that it was not Carl Schurz in the
ante-room, but a Senator from Missouri,
sends out his big-nosed usher with an in
suit.
The fact is that General Grant, irritated
at the result OF his bad political manage
ment is kicking viciously, like an old cob
wi n briar thrust under his tail, and de-
cent people have to hurry out of the way or
betake themselves to clubs and brickbats-
L know that this is a coarse way of put
ting tho situation. But when a President
torgets the dignity of his position am not
called to remember. And since Grant has
got TO prancing, rearing, and kicking ia the
dirty arena OF local politics he must expect
10 have boulder now and then SHE'D at his
executive skull.
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Cooperation Among Planters.

WINoNA, Nov. %, 1870.
Association:
DEAR SIR:-I was pleased to see your
call in THE CLARION for Planters Meeting
at Jackson. l am in favor of erythfng
which will bring our farmers closer :ogeth-
er, and cultivate more cooperative spirit
amongst them than has hitherto existed
There should be Farmers and Mechanics
Clubs or Associations, in every county, all
working together for the general good
Wherever such organizations do not exist.
let them be at once found and reported to
you, as we'll as 70 Col. Capron, Commissioner
of Agriculture. at Washington City. Let
those organizations send up one or more
delegates TO Jackson, at some specified time.
to take into consideration all matters of mu-
tual interest, and regulate times for holding
Annual Fairs, as well as adopting, as far as
possible, uniform premium lists. The adj
vantages TO be derived from such a course
are sufficiently obvious to every thinking
mind.
The Commissioner of Agriculture sent
out this year a catalogue of all Agricultural
Associations reported from all the States OF
the Union, embracing the names of officers,
and If dates of Fairs were also reported. ex-
hibitors from all sections of the country
could readily arrange their routes so as to
time, and at much less expense to all con-
eerned. These Annual Fairs are becoming.
as have said before, a power in the land,
and must result in much good if properly
managed.
Hoping that the friends of Industrial pro-
gress throughout the State will take these
matters under prompt and earnest consider
alton, l am,
Very Respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant
A. M. RAFTER,
Corresponding Secretary Carroll and Choc-
taw Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation.
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me Rev. Mr.. Hackett, of this city, has
4Aen out policy of $1,000 in the Piedmont
ana Arlington Life Insurance Company.
~. better thing could be done by or for the
AlaIster conSecrated to the work of preach
,ag The Gospel. Not only should provision
ve made for such while in the flesh, but al
- nor their wives and children when they
are no more.
Under the Jewish dispensation certain
SleleS aud very extensive suburbs were es-
peslally set apart for the support and MAIN
penahee OF the wives and children of the
RESTS and LeviteS. BY the Mosaic law,
IIese were rendered inalieDable, and hence
NY ~1ete was perpetual provision for the wild
a. ana children of those who ministered
sa. sae altar, and who had no other lot or in
"eTltance In Israel
,b ny ~, Jno. W. Mosely, General Agent of
NJ TTsdnont ~ Arlington, reports that a
IA !, t1heohald, most estimable woman of
par IeetHodlst Church. insured the life of
V,eenFille District.
1ae second annual navmant had searcalv
yen made before Mr.. Drlke was seized
IN one of those terrible conUestive ehiIIs
aSSehded with heInaturia The hest medi-
skill OF Washington county was batfied
~sAy1ehpts TO preserve life valuable to the
saoie community. But the good man de-
ssled IN peace, for not only had no em
seed and became partaker in the rich nro-
SONS of redemption, but he falt also
800 good providence had provided ahnnS
Gey ior those who were dearer than life
1" question for the pious and thought
49,, ~ every congregation to consider whetb-
Saae wife and children of their pastor have
provided for in this or any other way.
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The Fifteenth Amendment POpu-
EatiOn.

The following facts have been obtained at
the census bureau; comparison of the
census of 1860 and 1870 as to the colored
ratio in the states named:
Ninety five counties of Georgia: 1860,
$50. 500; 1870 1913, l65.
Delaware: 1860 2l.657; 1870. p. 800.
kentucky, Is counties lSG0, 1855; 1870,
12513.
Maryland, one county: 1860, G,450; 1870,
) 534.
T.xas, 81 counties; 1850, PLAID; 1870,
27.756.
Virginia 81 counties: 1850, 2720S6; 1870,
25S.052.
WEST Virginia, "a counties: 1S60, Lie ;
1870, 1877.
South Carolina, one county: 1850, 1922 J.;
1870, 12307.
These statistics show but little, if any,
increase in the negro population during
the present decade.
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nov1-5nI
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How Much Bacon was Consumed
South Inst Season, and What
Ii Costs Us.

Therei is no possible reason why the South
cannot make its own supply of meat. There
is no section of the country which will not
fleets prevent its properly killed and perfect
ly cured. Our agricultural journals, which
very rightly cry more corn" should also
add, raj e more hogs, cure your own meat
and save your money" From one OF our
exchanges we find that the South alone
spent S30,000,000, or, counting last year !;
crop of cotton to have averaged 500 per
bale it took 100000 bales of cotton to paw
for meat alone.
The truth is, that the corn crop is utterly
neglected, ard of course, where there is no
grain there can be no pork.
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To DyspePIics.

We do not agree to cure you but from a
careful analysis of DOOLEY'S YEAST
POWDER, we can safely recommend it as
producing nutritious, light, healthy bread,
biscuits rolls, etc.. which can be eaten with
impunity and relished by the most sensitive
invalid. These facts we can substantiate,
from practical observations, and with the
knowledge that no injurious substances
whatever enter into the composition of
DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Grocers
everywhere keep it. DooLEY & BROTHER
Manufacturers, 60 New Street, New York
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,ot-S. w. Osburne.

JEwELRY, ETC.-The advertisement
Of Mr.. Z. A. Tyler, New Orleans, will be
found in our advertising columns to-day, in
which he makes mention, with just pride, of
the diploma awarded him at our recent
State Fair, for the best made watch, and the
best made jewelry and silverware. Visitors
to the State Fair will remember the superb
display made by this house-a display which
consututed one of the leading attractions of
tie week. The establishment on Canal
street, is well worthy call from every Mis-
sssippian visiting New Orleans; and now,
the holidays are approaching, and as
some ofour readers will be purchasing suit
able presents to gladden. theire friends, we
suggest that at Tyler'S can be found both el-
egant and seryiceable articles. The gentle
manly exhibitor at the Safe Fair, Mr.. Chas.
N'Peseay, will always be found with Mr..
Tyler, and we recommend our friends to in
CURE eSneciallv for him.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Engine for saIe--A ssrcas bargain

Engine for saIe--A Great Bargain
TyHR LARGE ENGINE in Machine Shed al
4 State Fair, is now at depot awaiting re-
shipment The owners authorize me 70 SELL
The engine is l2X20; cylinder feet; 40 inch
band wheel; two pumps, governor, steam
guage, whistle, heater with usual steam, water
and exhaust pipes. Boiler AZ in. diameter, 3
f. iues, II. hre-box, and viii stand test OF
100 lbs. to the inch, hydraulic pressure The
engine is worth at the factory. $40; the
freight to Jackson, cost 500 1 will SELL COM
Plete as il stands, for $2l0O cash, or its equiva-
lent in sixty or ninety days acceptance
Address until December 10Th,
J. L. POWER,
Noy29-2g. Jackson, Miss
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TNHE subscriber offers for sale the above seed
Il the present years product from seed inn
ported from David Dickson, of Sparta, Geor-
ga. The price of seed saved from the fret a nd
2nd pickings will be two dollars and half per
bushel, two dollars for amounts over twenty
bushels. There will be limited amount above
my own wants of seed that have been selected
again as improved seed, the price of which will
be 81 per bushel. The later pickings, Of which
there will be large quantity, can be sold for
one dollar per bushel.
Parties ordering seed from distance can
have them forwarded frOSn Summit
This variety of seed is twenty dayslmore for
ward than any other variety-gives a much
larger yield and turns out more lint cotton.
Apply to me directly, or to J. y. Atkenson
& Bro.
WALTER J.. CAMPBELL.
Summit, Miss.
noyl-5me
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-01

A thousand guesses have been made at
the ingredients of SozoDoNT, the most
wholesome and perfect dental prrifer the
world has ever seen. They were all wrong,
so, by way of throwing a light on the sub
iect, it is now announced that the FIBER, or
inner bark of the OUTLAW SAPoNARIA, the
Soap Tree of the Valley of the Andes, is
one of the components of that peerless
dentrifice.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-01

He CONNECTS some Radsed Poa Masters or
Agents of attempting to Dgruad It's
SHbscribers-Hs reads he Paper Nth
Interest, bit has looked into the face
Of one Of The Parners aud don't ike Il.


The Clarion has not come 70 this office in
two weeks. We mean that among its large
number of subscribers, not one of them has
received a paper in that time. We are
assistant Post Master and know exactly
what We are talking about. We have no
idea that fbe fault is with the Clarion office.
Now the Clarion has just as much right 70
be conveyed regularly in THE mails as any
other paper. We are disappointed when We
don't get that paper; we read more of its
editorials than We do OF any other paper but
the New York Tribune, we do this in the
first place because its editorials are spicy
and well written, in the second we hook
upon the Clarion as the best exponent of
Democratic principles in this State, comes
nearer given the true ring. Equal Rights,
so far as the true principles of the Repub-
lican Party are concerned, occupies the
same position in that party that the Clarion
does in the Democratic party
Several years 1.-TWO or three ago when we
were subscriber to the Clarion, 1t came
very irregularIy, some times the package
had been opened aud papers distracted.
We happened in Jacksoa about the time,
and thought we would as q mere matter of
business mention the fact to Maj. Barksdale.
We did not meet with him but met his
partner Power. We only knew him by sight,
the same way he knew US. and we stated to
him. the fact that we and others did not get
his paper, and that packages sometime came
to the Office which had been broken open
and some papers taken ont. 1t stuck US
that his manner was that of man who
thought another was trying pick up a sort
of acquaintance with him, 50 we hurried
througha nd left him. If Power thought
we wanted TO cultivate him, he was as much
mistaken as if he had burnt his shirt. We
don't like his looks, and never did
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The aggregate length of road of the At

The aggregate length of road of the At
lantic, Mississippi and OHIO Company. now
completed to Bristol. and stocked, Is four
hundred and twenty-eight miles, and sup
plies an all-raiI connection between the wa
tiers of the Atlantic, at Norfolk. with those
of the Mississippi, at Memphis, with side
connections with New Orleans. Mobile. At
lanta, Nashville, etc-) When conn DID ted.
this line will be i've hundred miles in length.
OF this consolidated road Gen. Mahone wa
recently chosen President
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-01

SINGS OF THE ZODIAC.-A philosopher nj
the West, grown into admiration of the
Cherry Pectoral, writes DIR. Aver for in
structions under which sign he shall be bled,
which blistered, and which vomited, and
under which he shall take Ayers Pills for an
affection of the liver; also under which sign
bis wife should commence to take the Sar-
.aparilla for her ailment. He adds, that he
already knows how to wean his calves under
Taurus, change his pigs in Scorpio, cut his
hair in Aries, and soak his feet in Pisces or
AQuarius as their condition requires.
Schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin, and
visit Mr.. Ham when you get there.-LoweIl
Daily News.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-01

On the Goth November the schedule of
the New Orleans & Jackson railroad was
90 changed that trains now leave this station
a. foliows Going north; Mail train 2 go A.
Il. lnight,); Express train 4 so PM: Going
south; Mail train II 80 A. NJ. might; Ex-
press train, 3:45 P. M. No more Sunday
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-01

LEE AND HIS CAUsE.-Sir, all over this
land of ours there are men like Lee--nof a.
great, not rs symmetrical in the deyelon-
ment of character, or as grand in the pro-
portions which they have reached, but who,
like nlms are sleeping upon memories that
are holy As death, and who, amidst all re-
proaches, appeal 70 the future and TO the
trieun OF history. when she shall render
the pc pie who embarked I'm that atruxgle.--
Rev. Dr. Palmer. =
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Sudden Changes OF weather are

Productive of Throat Diseases, Coughs,
Colds, &c. There is no more effective relief
in these diseases to be found, than in the
timely use off, Browns Bronchial Troches.'
They possess real merit, and have proved
their efficacy by test of many years.having
received testimonials from eminent menwho
have used the m
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FOR SALE.

TINHE DESIRABLE PLACE known as
H. Central Nurseries" one mile from Jack
son, Miss, well suited 10 the production OF
Fruits, Vegetables or Dairy. Contains fifty
acres, (twenty enclosed) small dwelling, and
good out-houses, two cisterns, fine young orch
ard and variety Of small fruits. A bargain
may be had in the place, if early application
is made to the undersigned.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-0wing to removal to
Memphis, Tenn. offer some bargains in Fruit
trees, Vines, Plants &C, for limited time
After June lst, l shall be pleased to fill all or
ders for nursery stock, from our new estab-
lishment in Memphis.
A. L. HATCH.
nov11 .swst-w6t
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Agent IN SIMPsoN.-Mr. l.. a
McCaskill is authorized to receipt for SUD-
--riptlons TO THE CLARION in Simpson
county.
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Chac,ry Court. Is, Datria NJ HHds county
OctoJer Tenn 1870, I'm dag.
LEoSIDAs Taylor,
vs. No -
JAMES 7. RUcKs, a. al.
ON opening complaiuants bill and amended
~ bill, in This cause, and ID appearing 70 tbe
satisfaction Of the Court that the defendants
John j. Reese, X. j. Mckinney, James A. Cot
fin. Louisa Reese and Laura Reese, are not
citizens Of the State Of Mississippi, but reside
beyond the limits thereof 50 that the process
Of this Court cannot be severed upon them.
The said John -. Reese and X. j. Mckinney,
aud James A. Coffin, the two latter being eK-
ecutors Of W. y. Reese, deceased, residing ht
Knoxville, in the State 81 Tennessee, and
Louisa Reese and Laura Reese, residing az
Frankfort in the State o. Kentucky. IL is
therefore or iered. that the said defendants
enter their appearance herein on or before the
Bird Monday, in January next, az a regular
term Of this Court, % b. held az the court
house IN the city OF Jackson, and plead, an
swer or demur 10 the bill Of complainant filed
herein, or the same viii be taken az confessed
as 70 them II is further ordered, that n COPY
Of this order be published IN the WEEKLY
CLARIoS, "A newspaper published In the city oi
Jackson, once week for one month. aud also
thata copy be mailed, Postage free paid by the
Clerk 10 each Of the above DEFENDANTS, az their
respective places Of abode.
Ordered by the Court.
SAMUEL DONNELL.
CLERK.
nov. low : g.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-01

!, ~ had the pleasure yesterday of a
u rom two gallant ex-Confederate off,
~ zen ). Argyle Smith, (of the Army,
- commodore Carter of the Navy, Both
II 0tave men resigned their commissions
~ =. :. Service to identify themselves
: ne Confederate cause.
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SoI-rHERS FIELD AND FACTORY
v..srs f. G.. Wall and A. NJ. Rafter, OF Car
Ill county, are abont to commence the pub
,,.stIon. at this place, ofa f1rst-elass Agricul-
.--al Josrpal under the above title. We be-
.,eak for the enterprise that favor which
!. 40 richly deserves. The character of the
-o,,lenen who have undertaken It Is q suf-
LINT guarantee tothe public that the Field
"a Factory will take a place In the front
- NJ Industrial Journals.
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We refer our Saw Mill patrons 10 the
ard of sylvester J. Brown, VINO desires a
...a,;on "a an Engineer and Machinist.-
We understand he can come "eh-recom-
.oaGqd
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-01

~ RESIDENT DAVIS was in jackson
h.. AourS on Sabbath en- route for Vicks-
~ 49, tne guest of Mrs. Tarpley. His pres
sbo "%s known to but few of his friends,
ve,s' JAILED themselves of the opportunity
hss. their respects. He will return the
I'M, palt OIL the week, and has accepted an
hl.1.S sA1'on to be the guest of our distin-
Ia eownsman, Hon. T. J. Wharton
m !. .Oking in better health than we have
Aim Tor ten vearo
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"SPALD1NG's GLUE" useful aad true.

Address K. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, n.
Y, and get pamphlet on Catarrh free, or
sends sixty cents and get DIR. Sage's Catarrh
remedy. $500 reward is offered by the pro-
prietor for a case of Catarrh which he can
not cure Sold by druggists.
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THE CENSJS OF THE UNITED
STATES.

The Census Bureau at Washington,
has returns so nearly full and official from
twenty-nine States, that they may be
stated as follows with almost entire accu-
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MANSFIELD & HIGBEEs
Magic Arnica Linimenl

! DREPARED from Rare Essential Ola Ia.
- tract OF Nnmphor Extract af h.u|...
Ohl93r,ody ne and Magnetic tiuid Chemically
This powerful PENETRATING FlnIf. l.., ,.-.
different competition from thr man, LInIu.rI.
generally sold, which are mostly cotton fIt and
OF cheap materials, such Dr. rancid rrrnsa. -I.
which only act upon the skin. Our Mnrfc hr-
MICA Llniment pcneiratos through aIl the tI..
sues, muscles, aud Co The bone HarIf HrIEIur
AZ the root OF the disease. aud thua nrHHurIr 1.
reaction which cannot be- brought HLaui l. Il
any other Eminent in short 81 oHIeaor. ar
mn external remedy BY 20 universally OFF,
tested 10 every section Of tie country. fHHI
% needs NO further recommendation
As Horse Eminent nothing can pauaI Co.,.
burlhg the prevalence Of the dread rntII.
.esoniKf9-S hnrbone or Eryapelaa-whioh de-
I1gNn IRousandH of valuable horses nud
mules ~ the MHHi8sippi Valley lur,r. NV.
past year thc Magic Aruieh LIntmrnf Nv. IN.
only remedy Of all that were tried that nrvrr
Jailed 90 cure In one biuglo Instance.
Every body wants good aud relinbfr IIHI.
ment convenient nt ail times, and over rrrI.
n relieving pain. This wonderful rem.I. .
offered 90 The public az never illnr gfIfr bad.
Rheumatism, eto., and aooomplishca cures nr
the worst cnHrH whether chronic ... .......
where Az other remedies have moved frf....I
ing. when used boa connection uith Wru.F.II
q higbcea Rheumatic Compound. U. ....
has ever yet been reported where q cuIr eaa
not effected in "a very short time. III uI4t Dad
" be said, as its name imporis. tlaf Ia En-. ..
III by Magic.
For sale by an Drugeisis.
MANSFHELD a. mHGwHsr.
Anaiical Chemists aud DrupRistH.
Sole Proprietor.
Memphis, Tenn.
For salo in JACKSON bv
BUCK y hALEY,
Mayo won
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Tns BEST AND ORIGINAL Tonic OF Iron

Tug BEST AND ORIGINAL Tonic OF IRON
Phosphorus and Calisays, known FER
.,-Phosphated Elixir of Calisaya Bark
The iron restores color to the blood, the
obosphorus renews waste of the nerve tissue
and the calisaya gives natural. heaithful
tone to the digestive organs, thereby curing
svspepsia In its farious forms, wakeful-
ne.s. general dibility, depression of spirits :;
also the beat preventive against fever and
arue. One pint contains the virtues of one
ounee of calisaya, and one teaspoonful, a
Grain ofiron and phosphorus. Manufactur-
ii only By CAswELL, HAZARD & Co, sue
eessors to Caswell. Mack & Co., New York.
sold by Druggists.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-12-01

tsss. q. Y. Mott, General Agent of the
Aaea = Life Insurance Company, has
Aaai, s lower story of Mr.. Muh's new
hsa 81 s' And viii at once fit up the room
sass,ss.P lOprlate style, as the State head
saeieas,,O u the splendid company he 50
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1Uldl o1tCs v
Commissioned officers. total for all
branches of the service. 2,44S. This number
must be reduced TO 2.277 before January lst
1871, and the number of enlisted must be
reduced to 10000 before July lst. 1871.
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ORPHANS, HOME.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the Orphans
Il Home viii meet at Lauderdale, on We'd
nesday, December 2lst. This is the semi-an-
nnal meeting, and matters of great imF Ort-
ance will come before the Board II is desira-
Die that every member be present.
By order Of the Board
W. s WEBB, Secretary.