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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07

The Vallonian says From citizens living
near Paris, in Lafayette county, some II
miles from this place, We learn that man
named Jonathan Young was killed by hay
ing his throat cut. and his body thrown into
a well, at that place, on Wednesday last
We understand that one Dick Collum, living
in that section, says he killed him but did
not throw him into the well. We do not
understand that Collum gives any expla-
nation for committing the terrible crime
All the parties are said to be Incorporate
men, which is no doubt the clue to the
whole thing.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07
10 REASONS WHY THE
g Magnetic Equine Remedies %
ARE the BEsr AND MOST RFLIAB1

ARE THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE.
1st- Because they are endorsed by the most
distinguished Veterinary Surgeon and '1au-
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End. Because they contain no Anthony, as
all others do. the use Of which ruins thousands
of Valuable Horses every year.
Sd. Because they are entirely vegetable, con-
tanning nothing in the least injurious TO Horses
or Cattle.
4th. Because they are prompt in their action
are sure, safe and reliable.
9th. The Condition Powers are an alteras-
tive, are prompt in restoring sick Horses, Civ
ing new life snd vitality to the whole system
9Th, The Ointment and ssLinimenf1 can
not be surpassed in the healing of Wounds,
Calls and Sprains, and for Scratches, the
s10intment1 il perfect specific.
7th, For loss Of appetite, Constipation and
Urinary diseases. the Equine Condition Pow
ders have no equal
9Th. All Horse and Cattle owners give the
Equine Remedies" the preference over all
others.
OH. aEquine Remedies are A No. L when
tried they are never denied.
10th. Because thousands Of Horses and Cat
tle are savedby Equine Remedies
~ Read Geo. H- Dmadss ID Cenfif3cnte ON The
ether aide az this sheet. 8 - 80 \ ~
NR~Ask your Druggist fer eopy 81 the
-Horse and Cattle Owners Guide. furnished
- = {
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07

A Directory for Louisiana and Missis-
sippi IS now being compiled, and will be
publishrd this spring. Mr.. Alexander, of
Boyd's Directory corps Is now IN jackson
procuring data Tor the work The utility
Of such publication, skilfully prepared rs
we have no doubt it will be. need not be
argued. We commend the enterprise to the
favorable attention of our business men.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07

FtEErwooD's LIFE OF CHRIsT. We
"a much indebted to the enterprising pub
:. hars Messrs. VIM. Garretson d Co. Nash
lille for superbly bound copy of this very
.annlar work. They desire agents for this
f,ate. and will give liberal commissions to
active cahFassens' SEC '"eii "uFereise-
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Everybody uses Barrett

This is no Intoxicating beverage or doe
tored liquor, to lead the tippler OF to drunk
enness and ruin. but a strictly medical prep
aration made from roots and herbs. suitable
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07

MR.. J. Bowen, Is our special Travelling
AGENT for the sale of the Mississippi Manual
If legal and Business Forms. lie is fully
s,tborized to receive subscription to the
.pTOS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07

! The Canton Hail, abiding TO the invid-
ions c.smparison or Senator Morfpn, says
that JefF Davis Ii IS faT a19ve Hiram 3eV.-
This il M true as gospel, tuk how IL il To-
high &c olumhua Indexs
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When other lips and other tongues.
- :. :. Z. LIZ, - III

When other lips and other tongues,
Their tales of love shall tell.
In language whose excess imparts
The power they feel so well:
Perhaps there may in such a scene
Some recollection be
OF other days that have as happy been,
and you'll remember, with heart O'ertlow-
ing with thankfulness, the bottle l gave
gOu containing Louisiana Creole Hair Res
.Orer, by the use of.which your beauty was
cOnquests made, my claims il
lOred, and-and-I left for to weep axd to
mourn
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07

PeoF. GATHRGGHT. This distinguish
Of teacher and philanthropist is at present
IN our city With home in the hearts of
our people. he is ever welcome.
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.. DAVIS, JR.,
Celebrated Diamond /" Hams.

Cincinnati.
The following letter in regard to them
from the late Mr.. Peabody was addressed to
q friend In New York nearly 20 years ago:
LONDON, February II, 1853
M DEAR SR: I owe you thousand apol-
ogies for my neglect In not before acknowl-
edging, In direct way, your kindness and
liberulity in sending me such beautiful
supply OF American MmmB Last Summer.
friends in England and Scotland all Of
whom bear testimony OF their superior quail
ity, thinking them finer than Wesfphalfa's.
hope you win convey to your friends
Messrs. Davis a Co. the satisfaction i have
had i'm receiving 90 fine specimen of the
productions or their noble State.
ann truly yours. M
GE0RGE PEABODY.
To w. M. c. ESQ., New York.
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Leonard ScOgt Publishing Co..
NEW YORK.
n. The EdInburg Review.

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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07
VICTOR CANE MILLS,

Cooks EvapOrators: for either Southern Cane
or Sorgnm; Church, School and Plan
tation Bells, of fine tone and at small cost,
Fan Mills, Corn Crushers, Sc.
Our Goods are selected with full knowledge
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and we guarantee every machine we furnish to
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Fertilizers-Zelts Phosphate, Pure Peruvian
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counts made to wholesale dealers and agents.
Call on or address,
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07
LEATmER AND SHOE FINDINGS

T OFFER this season very large stock Of
Al Home manufactured Saddlery, and o COM
pIete assortment Of Leather Hardware and
Shoe Finding, bought for cash, Of manufactur-
at as low figures as they can be sold anywhere.
1 am making new Pride's French Dragon Sad
die, in several different styles. Texas, all
grades, IS TO SIS. Ladies', Boys and Misses,
all grades. Harness, all grades from Plow 20
Coach. To Saddlers and Harness makers and
Shoe makers, am selling material NJ fair hg-
ures- Particular attention paid 10 Express
orders oct19twAw0m
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07

n nc AlNAADaEk MAGNAGNs
This is the oldest Of the series. In its main
features il still follows in the path marked out
by Brougham. Jeffrey, Sydney Smith, and Lord
Holland, its original founders and FIRST con-
tributors.
.. The London QwarterIy Review
which commences its l2Sih volume with the
January number, was set on foot ~ n rival 20
the EDISBuRGH II resolutely maintains its
opposition in politics, and shows equal vigor
in its literary department.
- The Westminster Review
has just closed It's ga volume. In point oflit-
erary ability this Review Is fast rising 20 n
level with its competitors. Ii Is the advocate
of political and religious liberalism.
q. The North british Review.
now in its 5lst volume, occupies n very high
position in periodical literature. Passing be-
yond the narrow Journalism Of schools and par
ties, il appeals 10 wider range Of sympathies
and higher integrity OF conviction.
=. BIacISw Gods Edinburgh yHnga-
zine
was commenced 81 years ago. Equalling the
Quarierlies in its literary and scientific de-
partments, il has won wide reputation for
the narratives and sketches which enliven It's
pages.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07
ANOTHER.
ANOTHER.

Fill the crack with resin, and then take
soaring iron and scar the crack well,
and it will prove cure. If one applica-
ton is not sufficient apply it the second
time,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07
Interesting TO Farmers.
PLANTING PEACH SEEDS.

Put the seed in shallow boxes, not more
than six inches deep, so constructed as to
admit of water passing through them TO
exclude mice and moles. Before hard
freezing in the fall cover them all over
about two inches deep, with dirt, without
digging any hole for the box. They
should be left in this condition until time
to plant, which should be early. The
ground should be plowed deep, and har-
rowed thoroughly Mark the ground
with a sled or corn marker, three feet ten
inches between runners, making three
rows at once This makes the marks mar
row, shallow and straight-better have the
rows four feet wide Take the seed out
when thus prepared, crack all that have not
cracked by freezing, and put out the good
kernels carefully, and plant from two to
four inches apart in tho rows. BY thus
doing better stand is secured than to
follow the lazy habit of planting without
cracking. Bud the trees the fall after the
spring planting. Do not remove the
wood from the bud.
TO CURE CRACKED HEEL IN HORSES.
Take one pint of tar, put it in an iron
pan or cup, and place it on a shovel of
hot Goals. Then put cord around the
horses nose, through which put stick
and twist it tightly; then lift up the sore
part, and pour the boiling tar into the
wound. One operation Cor two at the
farthest) is sufficient to effect cure
Keep the horse in a dry place, amounting
occasionally with hogs lard: l have tried
it repeatedly both on horses and cattle.
and never knew it to fail.
ANOTHER.
Pyroligneous acid, linseed oil, turpen-
tine, of each equal parts. In order to
keep down the proud flesh, the parts may
he sprinkled with powdered bloOd-root or
burnt alum. Repeat night and morn<
ing.
ANOTHER.
Fill the crack with resin, and then take
soaring iron and scar the crack well,
and it will prove cure. If one applica-
ton is not sufficient apply it the second
time.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-07

NOTICE no ALL A. n. A. a. MS
NsHTS Ii TO notify you that ON the 18th Of
IL june, "A. T.. 6667, Al. d. 1863, STEPHEN "A;
privileges Of Masonry for gross unmasonie
conduct =. M. STUBBSs eecyx
Ap5ltwe Good Hope Lodge No. 10.
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eENILEMENs FURNISHING GOODS

our stock is constantly large ard sea,
sonable. We are the sole manufae-
turers Of the
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-27

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. @--FLouR AND MEAL-The
market Sss seady toT state ana Western nonr tue
February 65lSse5s0. pat otnerwlse tue transactions
were not large superhne n 7Vat'; common to good
smnpng entrns, y lSntsO trade and family brands
and fsmiy extras tSssSi5 Rye Toar and corn meal
very dull Buck~heat hour, a. iOoetS Is 100 ne and
nat, US tons sNty-pouud iced sold o. 20 v 100 ns,
suNpEIRs-Cotton dull but firm midland uplands,
25No. Spirits turpeutnr Iowei az 4tg46 sc, to. tas
dun; PetIolenm nrner' SAC. Whskey himer' sIos
'CoAL-rne mon hly auction .lcs showed decline
Of Asllghc, the latter ior stove si1c which sod az
Z HooERIrs--H coffee In good demand faes S,2il
bags. liGil gold. hO.nsr'- fairly active, Ncy
orleans, 1Je >Oc DenarrA, ~ $50. sugars 49,
sshhds. and 500 bxs. best crushed H9c
CHAM Wheat 2c. lower and on falns 1000 brth,
Al e. lSJSL2O tor No 2Aprtng delivered VI ~ tor aIl.
uer esleTn aud n ca Tor cho &C white Gehesec, corn
active and nnn sales io bush AZ We o. loi tor
new yellow jersey, &c q Oiesliri Tor Old Wcsttra
sales a 60Sd9c for state and bjSisc Tor Jerr,y. Bnr.
ley more actNei sales 800 bufh tworowed state, 100
goc. Barley mall-l,JOJ bush. Canada sold at $50
PROV lBONs-Pork dun and lower, aud tRlus $40 bbs,
az t.tee! ~ TOT meas - for pruc, and 30 for rus
also, $500 hOt. mess, future delivery, Closing ut a., 30
lot February aud 81 70 Tor March, alle. selg as low
AZ 5000 Tor MARCH, Beef IN far demand sale, $40 Ngs.
haIns lower NJ tsSSRr Tor southern AID Western cut
meats dull Bacon trm with sGlos 10 hXs. iuc ulng
short rib, 545Ac. Lara easier and nuTg actNu sales
so pkgE ~ 6is Gl6'c for Western ttrnm AMI prime
cyi aro, sales tor future AZ private prices Dressed
hogs lower nc ll1r'ic for Western AMI city, buttcr
bought At |gfc, Cheese quiet, l54l'c. Fre'h 'gst
~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-27
WHO WANTS THIS 100000?
a CH4PTEh IN THB HISTORY or THE
REVENUE DEPh RfMENT.


,... 81. s...,.... =. n.....,.. x.y,..
u,.,. y. ..,.. ,
nre Nish az tof-New Scueme ior
bleeding the Biauor Dcaiers-what next
A little t4oO, 900 lob is cooking in the Internal
-.
formerly a rhisssy ,.ner IN ono Of tho New Yor
dis,ric,s has created a ,evenre counon boot nndcr
A new form. collected from the old forms Of pas,
years, and copyrighted 1t. lie las contrived to
procure tue countenanco of the Internal Revenue
department at Washington to his enterprise and
I w DopgIa.s tho ,,o.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,ss,oo no, st,
,,..is -. oepuv .onillission.i' VI, SUI.
Ing himself Acting Commissioner, In Mr.. Delono's
sosence' ssuea on .no E,,h 0, Dec. the following
circular regarding It, to all internal revenue collect
~ ~ :" 'A.' 'u''' '''u'N " W '~i'ou' ''"''one"
ana "a, n n',r o ae S.Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No; = 6s,sSy iis.efi6sd: p aSsSrasnss Win dc
used BY wholesale liquor dealers and ctcrs Instead
q The form now ~ use pre,cri5sd In D. sns form No
r. resIsuons series no sna ~ aoe9T rs .sa % ns
s o. secuon ~ a o 80 hy ds,srs
IN additop 10 the books now PeGnircd g. be kept BY
them, 10 which TO keep OF all spiris with
and how such spirits arc d'sposed OF.
s soIm ~ SvVn NJ ~ icp Az W. On ne ~ unH 81
Wholesale liquor aeaier and rcctider viii be required
this form OF book. and none other.
Officers u revenue are requested to afford every "a
cny 70 secure the asulouuon OF the DOCK Tor use "
he On 'e pamea; norm 400 ,o,,,, eo,cr,,,.,oro,
D. ". poo"LASs' AeNns Yum
Mr.. pelanos name was not appended but OF
course, the document could not have been Issued
without his sanction. .,-, -,
Subsequently to this came 4 circular from Kish,
who added GO" to his name. II was addressed
30 different stationers aud booksellers throughout
the country.
"stR We have taken ont convr rbt for an inlproyed
revenue coupon book to be used by disucrs rcchcrs
and wholesale liquor dealers 10 keeping their accounts
OF dsted sprits aud sent out as required ~
IaM. sanpS p0oH ,i has nSeh ~ W , N's
nv letter OF November N Issd OF hls APPROVAL oil our
form Of book and his Intention 70 prescribe the same to
tnsfpad the form now Ia from and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-27
War Against Belmont and the Foreign
Bankers-Another SIR IN Wall street..

Al tue brokers against whom suits WIRE insti-
tutod IN tue United states Courts by Assessor
Webster have paid the amount o. tue penalties I'M
posed In each cas-. Now the Governments officers
ore making preparations TO prosecute another
and more Important class-t1e bankers OF Wal
- pro~n Rr"iI,rs q 90 Mr. nctwnod and
others Belmont, 1t 10 claimed, can aud does nee
Millions Of dollars belonging TO he Rothschilds
without paying one cent oil tax To tho Government
his capital or on that At tue great English house
OF which he II the representative, lie returns "A
capital Of $4,000 10 the Assessor OF the district,
bnI the busIness he transaots amounts 10 millions
Brown Brothers, Mr. Lockwood. and Jay Cuoke
mOnopohze much OF The business OF the street, and
the profits OF their transactions are enormous, but
they have not yet discharged ther Obligations 10 the
Government. the great house of Jay Cooke pay y
tai ON q capital OF only t50,0OO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-27
OURIOSITIEs OF CRIME.
The Elephant In the Museum la Chatham
strect-A sun Reporter sectng HIN.

The Elephant In the Museum la Chatham
strect-A sun Reporter sectng HIN.
At SIS Chatham street, up stairs, is swindling
concern under the euise OF q small show. Entering
the establishment yesterday afternoon, the Sun
porter accompanied by onicer McGrath Of Marshal
Tookor's force, and young Mr.. Blake, whom the
polite proprietors Of this menagerio had swindlod,
was shown the snakes, the birds, and saw
lean, long, lank, eadavsrous being swaow 4 sword.
Then We saw the happy family" said to
have been purchased from tie nlustrious Barnum.
The young man, Blake. who accompanied us, and
who ne has been said, was sNndled on the dag pre-
vious by these gentle manly showmen, acted as ou-
ek0F0oa, aud introduced Us now into another
apartment with the door stil covered with tue ira
dulIul eaWdu~t In tins room were conCregatsd
probably twenty or thirty pcrsous OF all ages and
CONDITIONS IN lie. We we're here shown tine raA
ELEPHANT OF the show, In the shapo OF walnut box
about tNo itet square, WIN glass cover. This boz
~ divided mo torly-cght compartm 'nts, each OF
which Ne numbered, and contains eoue article Of
Cheap lewelry plated cup Or composition watch,
and i've dollars. er p1ys war dollar and yer
takes Yer throw" SAID the gubiongued manager
OF the box. as he handed the dice to inoiy dual
among the multitude. The table crowded. anu
many were the trials Of luck, but We dId not see
q at any OF the bank notes In the box were remov
ed or that the higher numbers thrown Yielded "a
watch or even one Of their almost worthless cups
That box absorbed everything In the shape OF money
After viewing the curiostes of the game McGrath
introduced himself TO the polite owner OF the elC-
uhant and made Known lis errlnd, which was to
recover the money Lost 10y Blake on Tuesday. There
was no trouble no fuss or CONFUSION. Brown, the
Snowman. owned that h. was eornefed. There was
however point II yerpeitY rli-ed m regard 10 tho
amount, which Mr.. brown, on nis honor. assured ~
was only $6, but A. hr. browns hon Was "a com.
modify OF rather dubious purity, II Wus thought be-
TO mid per susson. and hints Of an nrpchu.uce
before the Mayor, and tbs produced the amount IN
dhpote, Sia The accomplished rascal acconpun MED
Us 10 TIE door, and iaeeuorsiy invited Us TO call
agaln."
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The Seventh Ayenne Gang Again.

The gang OF desperadoes who haunt that part
OF Seventh avenue lying between TW cnty. Gnll aud
Thirty fouTth streets, have resumed Their OutraRis
upon deiencelcss citizens Al about haltpasl one
O'Clock yesterday morning, wnhe respectable coal
dealer was on his way homewafd ait-r visit 10
some relatives IN WllliansOurgh he stepped into an
lie had not been IN the place over q minute when
three tour cutthroats who Loaf around that Ocal
" entered, and endeavored to pick quarrel with
him, Inccnsed ut being treated witt silent con.
tempt, they advanced toward hm from behind, and
while one dealt hm heavy blow on the head with
club, another seized his OYercoat collar. Fearing,
from the terrible reputation Of the gHug that hls
life waH M danger, he sips out Of h,, coat aud
lett 10 with his ahsAllauts In did h. search TIE
avenue Tor an officer; none could be found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-27
THE rAMMAvY nAnp1ns.
The Corrupt sen mes nrd Prsc,ices Of Peter
barr sweery e. Cs.-Where ~ the Demo-
crat who Dare Expose Them 1.-THE People

The Corrupt sch emes nud PrSc,iees Of Pettr
barr sweeny e. Cs.-whcre ~ the Demo-
crat who Dare Expose Them t--The People
Want Him.
To the Editor Of Sun.
SIR. Thanks for your fearless and Independent
course as q journalist 10 exposing through the
columns OF TIE SUN the vile and corrupt schemes
and practices Of Peter Barr sweeny. Let Democrats
cast their eyes around them In order that they may
behold their own deersdation-ruled and controlled
by power less ectupuous thun that OF Robcspierre
and his coadjutors during the reign Of terror in
France. swceny & Co. not only control I'll local
and State legislation, but even our courts are sub.
ject to their dictstlon The relatives OF this now
allpowerfu Arm are stuck in every hole and corner
where dollars and cents are to be made, under any
pretext whatever, and TO the exclusion OF indivi-
dusls far more competent and Trustworthy, not TO
speak OF their claims.
How long, ssk, il this state Of Affairs 10 last
Why should not the masses OF the party raise their
united voices at once against these political gor-
mands. whose sins and plunderings are greater In
Than sy party can bear up under ior any
Holman no longer represents the party on the
contrary s Is cue Ss sSsSy Ho
every species OF honesty aud fair dealing known
among men. The masses OF the Democratic party
are reduced to slavery by these marauders. And
stu tho Tammany crowd cry "Give US more pow
err" That Regency has corrupted and eilenced many
OF our public journals, and among that numoer may
be mentioned such journals a. sy clam In an extra.
ordinary degree TO Independence u character, and
pretend TO be above all impartiaity In discussing
public affairs Where Ia the mao In ofhclal position
who Is able TO h the veil, and lay bare to tne bone
In point OF morality, are better than nigh aymen
A LIFE LONG DEMOCRAT.