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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, q
bWESTERN RAlLROAp.-NW..n urrIr-.
ment Nov, q, 1870 Trains leave "~ o.lo"si
EASTWARD, WU=TT Eu
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-06-30
Use Equine Remedies and avoid mischief
A BrOadside for Humbugs.


Incompetence and assurance generally go
hand in hand, and of all the tribe of pre-
tentious knew-nothings with which society
is afflicted, the unscientific s'medicine men"
who attempt to tamper with the health of
the community are the most dangerous and
the most impudent.
SO much by way of Text. Now for a
special and particular application.
Itappears that mushroom growth of so
called 'Bitters,n is springing up under diff
ferent names in various localities, particu-
larly in the Southern and Western States,
which the vendors have the harIlihood to
recommend to easy-going people upon
whom they think they can impose, as SUBJ
stltute Tor HOstetter's Stomach Bitters, long
recognized by every class as the purest and
pest medicated stimulant and invigorant the
world affords.
The eoncoetions referred to being COM
posed of worthless material, offer afzlargef
margin for profit than that Celebrated Tonic,
anu henee the anxiety of dollar worshipping
place.
But "forewarned is forearmed." and all
parties whom these distinguished C?) beings
are endeavoring TO coax in inveigle into sub
shutting trash for a standard remetlv are
hereby informed of the selfish and sordid
motives which underlie the representations
in question. -
The great popularity and vast sales OF
hostetter's Bitters cannot, of course, be Sc
flously impaired by these 1'tricks of trade
out as the debilitated and suffering have a
ulreet interest in the matter, it is only al
act of common humanity to put them or
their guard
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HOUSE.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.


BY Mr.. Lynch-to repeal an act to au-
thorize the boards ofPolice of Adams conn
ty to erect toll bridges in said county,
BY Mr.. Underwood-for the relief of tax
payers in Chickasaw county.
by MI. Mayson-tO authorize James w.
w aiiace and Melvina Wallace his wife. res
idehts of Kinds county, to adopt Beatrice
Turner, daughter of Mary Ann Turner. as
their legitimate child.
By MI. Os6orn-to incorporate the East
Pascagoula Hotel Company
BY Mr.. .Osborne-to authorize the con-
struct1on and use of street railroads i'm the
town Of East Poscagoula
BY MIR. Phillips--for the relief of John q
White and +. ID. Sails, Of lttawamba coun-
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the Gov
ernor to appoint a special committee reIa-
tive to purchasing the interest of Mrs.
Sarah l.. Denton in the State University.
BY MIR. Naughn-for the relief of Giles
Il. Driver, executor of E. NJ. Driver, deceas-
ed.
By Mr.. Moore-to amend the charter of
the city of Meridian
BY Mr.. Snowden-to amend an act for the
limitation of action.
BY MIR. Owen-Petition of citizens of
scott county, praying the enactment of a
law for the relief Of all persons indebted for
slaves.
By Mr.. Street-tO extend the corporate
limits OF the town of BoonvilIe, in the coun-
" OF PrentisS.
By Mr.. Foster-Petitio1 and resolutions
OF citizens of Vicksburg relative to the re-
assembling of the Legislature in the city of
NlcksDurg at its next session. Ordered
spread upon the Journal, and referred to
special Committee of five, consisting of
Messrs. French, Sessions, Hodges, Whiting
and Piles.
BY Mr.. Foster-to amend an act to ineor-
porate the Warren county Agricultural So
ciety.
BY Mr.. Foster-relating to protest of bills
and notes and deputies OF Justices of the
Peace.
BY Mr.. Landon-to incorporate the Har-
monia Club of Vicksburg.
BY MIR. Neutrality-suspicious. the relief of w.
G, Aven and r. NJ. Provina.
BY Mr.. Loomis-petitiOn of Lyman Hill
Zhiem and John w. Robinson, asking relief
from oppressive taxation.
BY MIR. Roane, of Calhoun-to establish a
turnpike and bridge Sl,soss Loosaschoona
river and bottom, in Calhoun County.
BY MIR. Hatch-to Incorporate the Browns
vile aud Holly Springs Railroad Company.
Bills passed:
To incorporate the Water Valley Gas
Light Company.
To incorporate the Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association or Carroll and Choc-
taw counties, located at WinOna.
To incorporate Tunica Lodge No. PSI, in
the county OF Tunica.
To incorporate the Independent Hope
Hook and Ladder Company No. i, of the
city of Shieldsboro.
The veto message was taken up and dis
cussed to adjournment
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RREVFTKES.

Hot Weather.
Twelve hours and twenty-five minutes to
Memphis.
The veto message will be found on our
first page. s
The vicinity north of Jackson is daily vis-
ned with fine rains.
col Power is at Oxford attending Com
neneement exercises.
Trains now run through from New Or
te.ns to Jackson in nine hours.
Read the beautiful poem on our first page
entitled The power of the Press"
Two state and one United States officer
ore members of the Board OF Aldermen Of
this city
A full account of the Masonic celebration
of Friday last will be found under head Of
masonic Department"
John Wesley Lunday was brought before
Mayor Clifton yesterday for a hearning.
and in default OF $1,000 bail was remanded.
Passengers for Memphis leaving Jackson
an the A. NJ. train, arrive in Memphis at
9.25 in the afternoon-l2 hours and % min
utes.
orIck TlME.-A post Office money order
drawn on the Sd of June in Switzerland,
reached Jackson on the 18th-just fifteen
days.
There is the same disposition on the part
Of mary persons to complain of the hot
weather as there was of the cold few
weeks since.
4. s. Marshal Peyton has adjourned the
limited states Circuit Court, by order of
Judge Hill, from 4th Monday in June to
1st Monday in July.
Mr.. McComb, the new Manager of the
New Orleans and Jackson Railroad propo-
ses to complete the extension to Kosciusko
within twelve months.
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Equine Remedies are warranted.


COMPLIMENT TO A JACKSON Boy
We find the following handsome compli-
ment in the Planters Banner, published
at Franklin, Louisiana:
This week our foreman, Mr.. VIII L. Smy-
lie, closes his connection with this office.
lie will 30 to take charge of an Office in
Beaumont Texas. We regret to part with
him, but he is ambitious to be more than a
foreman, and it would be ungenerous for us
to insist that he should sacrifice his interests
and a laudable ambition to promote our in
dydual welfare.
Mr.. Smylie has been foreman in the Ban
ner Office for fifteen months. He has had
sole charge of the mechanical department
of the paper, and has greatly im proved its
appearance. The editor of this paper is not
printer, and he wishes it distinctly under
stood that the neat appearance and "make
up of the Banner. is to be credited TO the
good taste, judgment and skill of Mr.. viii
l.. Smylie alone.
Mr.. Smylie has been faithful to the inter
eSts of this office, and will be faithful to the
interests of any Office he may control. Sober,
Industrious, prudent, polite, honest and kind
hearted he ought to make friends wherever
be goes. He has our best wishes, and the
best wishes of numerous friends, whose
friendship and confidence he has secured
while residing in this town, acting as fore
man of this office.
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Nearly six years ago, ordered one of
your Sewing Machines, and since then
nave done with it, not only all the ordinary
Iami!y sewing, but also all our millinery and
mantna-making, besides frequently en-
eroaching upon the tailor's peculiar prov
ince and this for a family of eight adults.
several of them were grown, engaged in
business or professional life. have wrought
On various kinds of material, from Swiss
muslin and silk to heavy beaver cloth and
morocco, and have two bed-quilts, every
Sistch In which, pieeing, quilting, and bind
ny, was done on the machine. When pur-
SnaSed, was a perfect novice, never having
"orked on any kind of a machine. The
..geAt was miles away, and there was not
ohhen, as now, other Wheeler & Wilson Ma
SSn 1es near by. Still, though l never had
I'VE minutes instruction, ] found no trouble
~ ~ learning myself. II is as completely un-
e e my control as the needle in my hand,
t tno mas never needed any repairs. Only
n n~o needles have been broken One No. 2
~. LSeule did all the sewing, coarse and fine,
w Ten years. It Ia indeed our 1hOnsehold
~, Ree' Ii has paid itself more than once in
SHe sewing-bills which IL has saved.
Roxabelle, Ohio. = : - +
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MASONIC ANNIVERSARY.


At a meeting OF the Masonic Fraternity
of Jackson, Miss. on June 24th, 1870, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted, viz:
Resolved. That our thanks are due and are
hereby rendered TO our brethren of Canton.
Bottoms Clinton. Byram and Terry, and TO
abe Sir knights of Magnolia Commandery,
No. 2. for having kindly accepted our invi-
tation, and, by their presence. contributed
so much to the festivities of this anniver-
sary.
Resolved. That whatever pleasure we
have enjoyed on this occasion is due in a
large degree TO the ladies who, by their lib
eral donations and untiring energy. render
ed our dinner a brilliant success and deserve
our warmest thanks.
Resolved. That our thanks are due to the
ladies and gentlemen who composed the
choir. and also to the Brass Bands of Canton
and Jackson, for the delightful music rem
dered on the occasion.
Resolved, That THE CLARION be request
ed to publish these resolution.
Ill. w. PIERCE,
j. A. HACKET,
JNO. L. BUCK,
Committee.
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HOUSE.

To incorporate Whitworth Female College
In the town OF Brookhaven, Lincoln county.
giate Institute.
10 incorporate the Zion Hill Baptist
Church of Vicksburg.
10 incorporate the town of Senatobia in
DeSoto county.
AN act supplemental to an act entitled an
act in relation to Circuit Courts apDroveJ
APriI Y, 1870, and changing the time for
holding the same in Noxnbee county.
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BE wise and use Equine Remedies.

Hearth * Home for this week dated
June 25th) contains the first of series of
sketches entitled Jethro TROOPS Night
Thoughts, by John Thomas, who is no other
than Petroleum V. Nasty. The great hui
mOrst will take an honest country boy to
the city, conduct him through the usual eX-
perienee and restore him to his home a
ssdder and wiser boy satisfied that the
peaceful, honest, and temperate life of the
farmer is the best and safest life that can be
lived. This is a lesson greatly need at this
time, and Nasty is the man to teach it.
Use Equine Remedies and be your own
Doctor,
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The Grand COMMANDER was opened in

The Grand Commandery was opened in
Ample and Knightly Form.
After the exercises and festivities of the
day, consisting of grand procession, an
Grafton by Sir knight Thos. S. Gathright
and a sumptuous banquet spread by the
Masonic fraternity of Jackson, and their
devoted ladies, the Grand Commandery re-
turned to its temporary Asylum, and was
duly closed. CHAs. 7. BOND,
r.. E.. Grand Commander.
]. /. POWER. Grand Recorder.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
NINETY-EIGHTH DAY.


FRIDAY, June "A, 1870.
Mr.. Mygatt gave notice OF the introduc-
lion OF Dill 70 be entitled an act to incor-
porate the Mississippi Union Refer Ascot
alton.
Inc following bills were introduced:
by Ar. Seal-To remove the civil disabil-
Lies OF certain minor children of Elizabeth
Il; Appleton, of Marion county.
BY Mr.. Stricklin-To be entitled an act for
the benefit of John w. Thorn Dson
BY Mr.. Caldwell-To be entitled an act
for the relief of Angelic MiaZza.
By MIR. Leaehman--An act to proyide for
the registration of electors of this State.
Also, an act 20 repeal an act relating to
hawking and peddling.
The following bills passed:
the Revised Code
Tredwen.
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Special ConcIave
of the Grand Commdndery Of Knights Temple
Of the lSt@e Of Mississippi.

Special NOmctaVe
Ofthe Grand Couusandery Of Enights TemplGr
Of ute Stue Of Mississippi.
Pursuant to resolution adopted at the
Annual Conclave of the Grand Commando
~ of the State of Mississippi, held In Janu-
airy last, which resolu ton is in words as
Resolved. That Il is the sense of this
Grand Commandery that Templar Masonry
in Mississippi would be promoted by gen
eral gathering of the Sir Knights at some
suitable time during the present year and
that the 9th day of June ensuing. and the
City of Jackson, be designated as the time
and place for such an assemblage.
The Grand Commandery was duly opened
in Special ConcIave at the place and on the
day designated being
PRESENT:
R.. E.. Sir Chas. T. Bond, Grand Com
mander.
W. E.. Sir John A. Galbreath, Deputy
Grand Commander.
E.. Sir 1. F. Harrington, as Grand Cen
eralisimo- 4G
E.. Sir John T. Buck, as Grand Captain
General.
E.. Sir d. w. Jones, as Grand Prelate.
E..-Sir G. p. Theobald, as Grand Treasu-
rer.,
E.. Sir J. L. Power, Grand Recorder. !
E.. Sir John Nelson, Grand Senior War
den.
E.. Sir C. A. ManIove, As Grand Junior
Warden. - ssAt
E.. Sir C. 81. Meadows, Grand Standard
Bearer. -
E.. Sir c. A. Walton, as Grand Sword
Bearer. sIn siaa'
E. Sir H. Il. O'Reilly, rs Grand Warden
E.. Sir Robt- Bradley, M Sentinel.
And large number OF Sir knights rep
resenting Mississippi and Magnolia Com
manderies. 100 1919
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A sovereign remedy, "Equine's."

To Mr. A. l.. Hatch, of the Central
Nurseries, we are indebted for lot of fine
ripe, Juicy peaches OF the ''Hale's Early" va
rety Mr.. Hatch gives his entire attention
to the business of Horticulture and Flora
culture, and therefore always has the best
aud earliest fruits in the market, as well as
fine stock of young trees always for sale.
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OF the G. +. Church OF Oxford. to Capt.
wilkins. % DIR. Waddell OF the University.
to Rev. 4. III. Bell OF UniOn Female Col
lege and the Citizens OF Oxford each and
all for courtesies extended 10 this Assocla-
ton.
The installation OF the Officers elected
then took place, the old officers retiring and
the newly elected ones taking their places.
Il. N. MAYERS, Prest
+. W. MERRIS, Sec'y.
The Convention proceeded with business.
On motion the following resolution was
adopted:
By Mr.. Ranlolph-Resolved, that the
thanks OF the Convention be rendered II.
X. Mayors, President, and r. W. Mcrrin.
Secretary. for the able and prompt manner
in which they have discharged the duties
OF their respective offices.
On melton Of Il. X. Mayors, the Conserv-
alive Press of Mississippi were requested TO
copy the proceedings Of this meeting.
No further business being before the Con-
on motion the meeting was deelar-
ell adjourned until the 2nd Tuesday OF May
ISL.
J.L. POWER, Pres't.
FREEMAN RANDOLPH. Sec'y.
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In Oxford, Miss, on Wednesday morning,
June 18th, by Rev. Chancellor J. n. Wad-
del. ID. D.. DIR. L. ID. McCULLoCH. Of Tren-
ton. Tenn, and Miss Lizzie w. LEWIS, Of
oxford.
Near Lexington, by Rev. John McCamp-
bell, Mr.. &. OLTENBUR0, TO Miss CLARA
SESSIONS. All of Holmes county.
Our old friend and ex-compauion In arms,
Cass, has our warmest congratulations.
lib.
On the l4th June, 1870, at the residence Of
Mai. Geo. NJ. Murrell, In Iberville Parish,
La, by the Rev. NJ. X. st. J.DilloD, JONI ID.
MURRELL TO Miss JENNIE l.. Ross.
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MANSFIELD a. HIGBEEs
Magic ArniCa Liniment

DREPARED from Rare Essential Oih Er.
II tract ut tamphor Extract Of AruIHH.
Chlerodyne and Magnetic Fluid, Chemically
combined.
This powerful Penetrating Fluid .s RI very
different composition from che many Lluimtnta
generally sold, which are mostly gotten ur out
Of cheap materials, such Dr. rancid grease, tfr..
which only act upon the skin. Ouf Magic ATa
Mica Ltntmcnt penetratua through nll enc iis-
sues, muscles, and 90 the bone ITSELF striking
az the root Of the disease, and thus producing
a reaction which cannot be- brought about hy
any other Eminent Ia short, its efficacy. HH
tested in every section Of The country chat
h needs no further recommendation.
A. a Horse Eminent nothing can equal 49,.
During the prevalence of che dread cattle
scourRe-Chnrhone or EryHipelns-whlch de.
stroyed thousands ~ valuable horses and
mules In the Mississippi Valley, during Nia
past year, the Magic Arnicn Lluimrut was ihf
only remedy Of nli that were tried that never
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Everybody wants good and reliable IDOL.
ment convenient az nll times, and ever ready
In relieving pain. This wonderful rumciy r.
offered 90 the public a. "a nevcr-iniliuF cure f3r
rheumatism, etc, and accompliFhoa cures for
the worst cases whether chronic or uculr,
whore an other remedies have proved uunYnIla
ing. when used in connection with Mansfield
& Highecs Rheumatic Compound, no case
has ever yet been reported where p curc waH
not effected In very short time. IL may tru
" be said as It's name imports, hat DO acm ha
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For sale by all Druggists
MANSFIELD A. HIGmEF.
Anatoal Chemists aud Druggiair
Sole PROPRIETOR.
Memphis, Team.
For sale In JACKSON by
Buck a BAILEY,
And M. n. ASH.
Mnv u tunn
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HAIR
RESTORATIVE.

TUE Hair restored naterally 10 De- original
~ color, prevented from FALLING out iH
multiplied.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
REsTORER.
keeps TIC head clean. cool and healthy. be-.
moves All diseases vi the scnln. trrna III frrF
from Dandruh, prevents iuitaiion ana nchlue
and IA an excellent remedy ~ nrrvnua nrH
other forms " headache
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
RESTORER.
b not dye, hut restores gray hair to its orig
nal color BY supplying the capillary rutrs
With natural Eustcunuce which may not De- sHa
simulated from either age or decay An iu.
Simultaneous Hair Dyes are composed oi lunar
eostic. destroying fhc vitality and beauty Uf
the hair aud afford 81 themselvoa no dreaaiue.
ogt on the contrary make thc hair brittle aHt
wiry.
THE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
REsTORER.
not only actually rcnews thc hair anI restores
the natural color by natural means. hut Do Im-
parts 90 it "a hKuriunt beauty which DO can 90.
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TIE LOUISIANA CREOLE HAIR
RESTORER
Ia addition TO iis many usenul qualitiss iH els-
Ranty perfumed and ia entirely frtp from
greasineHa aud HiiekinrFs r0 thht the Gufaf
linen fabric ts not spoiled or even stained hV
its use. II contains no poison tO kill enc hHfr.
but under its continued use, improvement IS
steadily manifested and 10 never fails OBJ give
the best satisfaction.
MANSFIELD a. HIGBEE.
MENrnis' .----...-.... ........ TEEE-.
sole Proprietor.
For sale Ia JACKSON by
NJ. +. ASH,
And Buck 4 BAILEY,
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLs.

By Mr.. Boyd-to provide for preparing,
preserving and admitting evidence, in GER
tain cases.
BY Mr.. Underwood-to incorporate the
New Orleans and Selma Railroad and I'm
migration Company.
By Mr.. Spelman-for the relief of John
Semmes, former Sheriff of Madison county,
and the sureties upon his official bond.
By Mr.. Niles-tO amend section II, chap
ter so. of the Revised Code of Mississippi.
By Mr.. Niles-to secure the county of
Grenada. certain monies therein named, and
for other purposes.
By Mr.. Vaughn-to revive an act en-
titled an act, to incorporate the Ferry Com
pany of Rockford, in Pontotoc county. on
the Tallahatchie. in the name of l.. L. Tyer,
approved Dec. 10, 1910.
Mr.. Nabers offered the following:
Resolved. That all the clerks employed
by the different committees, are this day
discharged. Laid on the table.
A resolution was adopted looking to the
perfecting of certain arrangements by
which the Normal department of the Shaw
University School be under the direction of
the State School Board.
The following bills passed:
To relieve persons against eseheats in GER
tain cases.
To prevent the sale of vinous and spirit
Gus liquors, In the town of Greensboro,
Choctaw CO unity, Mississippi, or within one
mile of the corporate limits of said town.
To discontinue and punish gift euterpri-
ses.
Appropriating $4,000 for the relief of the
Orphans Home of Landerdale, was indefi-
nitely postponed.
Committee ON appropriations, by Mr..
Hodges. reported favorabiy on an act sup
Elemental to an act. entitled an act to ap-
propriate $4,000 TO furnish, repair and inn
prove the Executive Mansion and grounds.
Ordered on Calendar.
The special Committee appointed to DRAFT
resolutions relative to the death of Mr.. Ge-
gan presented the resolutions when the
House adjourned.
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SECOND DAY.
OXFORD, Miss. June %, 1870.

OXFORD, MISS, June Z5s lo'V'
Convention assembled at SO O'Clock. A.
J. FranLz, of the Brandon Republican, hav-
ing appeared, was enrolled. The first order
of the day being to visit the University on
motion a recess was taken for that purpose.
at 101z o'clock the convention was again
called order.
The report of the committee to express
the sense of the Association on the death OF
Columbus Barrett of the Holly Springs
Repo-ten was read and on motion was
received, and adopted with standing vote;
and is as follows:
The Mississippi Press Association, desir-
ing to express its unfeigned sorrow, and TO
record proper expression of respect
touching the recent death of COLUMBUS
BARRErT. Esq proprietor Of the Holly
Springs Reporter,
Resolved 1st. That in the death.of Columbus
Barrett, the profession of Journalism in this
State has lost one OF its worthiest members
the Association one who took q deep, earn
est interest in its success, and the individ-
ual members hereof one who was esteemed
as friend and brother by each.
Res0lred End, That in the professional
experience Of Columbus Barrett, we have
another exemplification OF the elements
| that command success In journalism
| practical knowledge Of the art Of printing
an intelligent appreciation Of its dignity
unwearied industry; perseverance thai
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NINETY-NINTH DAY.
SENATE.

SATURDAY June -, 1870.
The 18th Section of the School Bill occu-
pied the attention of the Senate all day.