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20 SIa NJ LIN g., n p, near aN. 10 ruc order.
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w Is NATURALIZATION rRAIy, ror DAILY.
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" f1Erlkihtt? iitNlS> Go Il 2Slf MINUTES
WEE l hihk 7HHdtHGfkl WIFE CAV RE- Marry.
W IS &nkliE dtatinLpRFN cNSpEUWpY.
WEN nf Elhlf'fa dh' as own YOUR ROME
FRlbirhASSGx Z OF T IH2bLoh8 8g can
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sENI.., v. HITCHCOCK Music PUBLIsHERJ
NO - BeeAmin r,e', Ncw YORK or q
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JoiiS {. sGdo0LKy Pres. 81 ceiar-t,NY.
At ~ TnLnfoED PhTN.r,.C,lho'ce lou. q
60. Apply ~ liuHr. ~ At NfII Is, broadway. wear
basement or h.BAl,hUWs, superintendent huthcr.
ford Pax.
IIOR SALE-Ancw 9.tory h1use ana lot viii
collar au marble mah,e on H6o s. n,ai he, riai S sS,
WITHIN mo minute, OF the Myrlls av. and BionusAy
purchaser. Inquiry 90 H. prcin'ls '"' - '"' vac
IT0K SALE or tlanse Tor dy goods, clotlrs Or
nllGe @U0 ,ncTS 81 Improved ana "OOl acre. ol nnln
ana for terms %r' address JAMES Not LLuN,
Coon oppouupty. Tor cl,rN, OF mgcbarIc- ut Ben,
let o. ,r s@c cheap ,%o new Saes S cor ATsHa,
aud Gcoi - each home suitable lor trrec ini,s;
mSnls; ,Anh& to ~. Brown, pisr Is, North liNer
At TAhfIrnMN-hg ,legant residence, win
~ acre. OF and sp.ionnded ny 9r1 e,1cnc. :; COM
way dc .lraoe ior gentleman homc Cau nc purchased
''''" SSLLoRY BLACKWELL. IS Liberty ct.
rah 81 mia ION own SS sn ~ T eo GS SH 5noi
bnldng, cows hoi:cs crops, ami tools loc.tioh un'
VA RI. zsIMo>s sa5 East enh &
DIVER FRONT on the HackrnsacA West End,
~ Hudson tltv, j., abe lots West 81 Iaul', an
aud adjoining streets, Tor sale on hOcra terms Apply
10 { !. NltoLL, Berscnwood av, north ofre'efyoir.
MEAL Estate ME\.,-A worNioF mal Of
home On Long Island near Hunters Point preferred
Address DOYLE, care OF Mr. Gedney, dis Bro dway.
A DARGAIN,-A nice house and lot IN South
10, sun Office 0
IHOR SALE-ln Harlem, a newly built Sstory brlci
" NiGM0i Ks Fisl ii ID, I ES.t i6 SI st.
~ nOO -toR sALE-lwostory and basement
% 4 sOONs brick house, marble mantgls, Nc, IN.
cludng story store - feet tT1uti hoth huilt,nt.
tacug on aN. terms easy. JORDAN x son, DvrI0p
aY., 10Th st WlllidntUuTLh.
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STHICTlRE, sni irritable bladder, often caused
- hl piles, assure. and hstulu In iaut cure h, the
ltghrotmnr var cocee, phImosis. AMI other Amor.
mtl conditions abridged from ten lectures TO his mi
waite .utgiIa cas on the more obscure di., asses. and
operayy surgery Oi the pclVc yscerl. by Edward H.
DIXON. NJ l CGlOT of the Sca,pe No a. Enclose 5OC
10 + NhfNER box a,l}l, Pot ONCE. Al literary and
Rbl Q ! aud .. ana thf evenings. "
The IL yolunes pl the Scalpe so pages each neatly
onll l"f tH ~
20 20 NctAkLNND'~ IOOk TORE DJ7
" hto-H"sy tear ndtL There YDu viii nHG ~ thc
nv bNoNs 81 ga. Jay, hUi All tar STANDARD wHras aaI
S'o eboite LIIii'1, btgIgu. and scotch sJllOUerI,
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GRAND OPERA nOt~E.
" 60 ncr "a II. anil sth ~.
EIGHTH WEEK Of the
TWELVE TEMP ATTuNS.
NOEL MN FEATIi.lS
FOIEGrAND ADVERTISEMENTS
Ro@t ,;R,l.tt}LFo' I9qi,% iErIIt IIlihnERriNI
STEl ULl.il COIsSl,
the GREAT Alan
and no b'agtfgi Cor, rhee- ami Corps de Ballet.
The new gssud
SPANISH BiILET.
universally pronounced. hpth IN Co,tume sc nun.
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GRIND II,AN ~iOEM tTtON SCENE.
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Stats secured tn daNf W. nd yRncc at the h
unlcc al. ~ Sclf r. tuiD tor, .tut uadway, an
Erie Railway ticket Office corner E'Ist AIT Broadwu.
y IRiO'S GARDEN.
y Lc.~-ts and MANAGE. JirGF TT & PAINE
lutsiA', MAJ IL y. F,J. lSsit,NcN LAST WEEK 9.
he -a-cucnl % Mr.. ana Me
BARNEY WILLIAMS,
mi !.,,r 1llGFE NiGliGs OF tho
ENlltAl.b RING.
VII '' -artlnr 90. CECu.- sotuory beautiful mus
HUd .fICts.
fliii Nf. j'ln 'er,tt q sr and Mr.. " LLIAN-
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baron.
MoHlaV t'r' :. ffat .rrya IRIS season OF The
LYDIA il'NP-oN IuOUfL,
lu tntllts NUDCtHCU.. Extra, IgtIr1 cnt'ti 3
IIrrlN. or HL KlNG OF illt COLD JiNEs.
. 1,f.. e,i'.c-, sg iutHelt', aGd music all new.
bon lJlF nov uHcu.
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ACADEMyOP Mr.IC-onrnoN

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"vuer uhnsi itcd IRON the Italian bv Howard q Oy
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gtttUrts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SPIRiTIALI~M WASHED.
- \ lF,ti tk
Bi me kiN MICHAEL MILLER,
. ltcd, npt ri-l ~ ctt
This learned Cathode Mi.-ionaiy gIycs on Tgc,d,y.
Malrh ", the ufsl or course 81 ye lectures, a. CnupT
Institute on "splrualem,' " Deuonisn." " fine
Fast Coming Ruin OF society "lhr Catholic Priest %
l. cturr ON Tuesday, l9h. at r. NJ. Tickets 70 cents
IrRE* IElTi RE.--1hG sixth lecture IN lie
= course VIII be delivered by art. Guas 4 Fva I'M
ms evening al the New lo'k PuIt suciet vs. burci
corner Madison aud CatharnC So Subjr,t-AmC. A
AMI Americans 'N' b"
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'l,nE -ourBrn> CENTRAL RAILROAD

''hE -OUTBEaN CENTRAL RAILROAD
Auburn. popular AMI rosporcus agricultural and
manufacturing district IL tnus efficiently provided for
Tho local husincss OF the Southern Central will he We
large. both IN frsht and passeu ger trade. The rica
agricultural country through whicb it runs viii afford
accnstanty incrr asiug business The great manufac
turing establishments at Auburn. whose water power
the best in tho state AMI the enterprisin- towns
along the line. will Away this road gooA
Income.
NElAiLNE co. tho Financial Agents OF the road,
oher tie remaining unsolf portion OF the Bouls with
the greatest confidence, believing hen TO DO a. good
security any that has been placed on tins mar
ket The Bonds bear seyel per have thirty years
to ruu aud they conl .iDo stoc at Tue option
OF the holder.
uNirED STATES TREA,SsrIKSi,., -,
During tho month Of Arril. is5o snail by order -.
eeiVe bids for Gold, and oAers Bond. a, loIo- ia
riDs FOR GOLD
wednesday. Aprl0-one Milton sinking Trud,.
wednesday, April o-onc Million q nAin. Fund.
OFFER. on BONDS
Thursday. APR 1--Ono VI loa.
"Wednesday, April i3-onc Million Csml'us Fund.
T1dfsday, Aprl alone Million.
Weane,day. Aprl g7-Onc Million Sinking FUND.-.
ihey VIII be In accordance with regulations hereto
fore observed. certined check I'VE per cent Of
bid o. oncr must be d'poejcI herewith. Props ats
Toe Treasury may option accept ongrs OF OUud, ~
bids for gold IN tho EmouAt advertised for
Further particular can he hll At this onicc.
CHAe. J FoLGFE, Assistant Trtn.urcrU.S :.
limited STATES IItEA>JKI,
NEW YORK CITY. March = 1870
lNin on WEDNESDAY IT this wee, March a1, re.
''Ne at this Dfioe ofcrs OF ono Mou Doas Of Baud-
~ accordance vita regulation. heretofore adopted
certified checS for nye per cent OF the Offer must
accompany H. Further paticI'als can DC had At ,!s
once. CHARLES j. FOLGFn
Assistant Treasurer United states,
htEIIE CHlCtGu, WOCk I-LAND,ND
~ PACIFIC KAlLROAD DO. ~"
~ WILLIAMS,
- NEW York, March o. is.n (
dividend OF three AMI onc-haIf per rcIt 30 4 To-
captai stock Of tlis COMPANY, aud the A. :. Go,rtl
nent tax on the same has hs day been dec aIed 10y,
able on and after April H. 1850. at thls Office -'
The transfer bOoss viii Dc closed on the 3! aul OF en-
+. COOK. Secretary.
DERU. s,rREL A>D INON COMrA\Y.-
i New York March u, lsi0-The ann ini mertils Of
c htockhocrp OF this Company fur the election OF sov,
Trustee. Tor me ehsulns year aud for three Inspectors
, TUESDAY. APRlG. ;, NEXT
p j. DOMINICk. sscretarv.
~ The coupons ~ the yer cent land grant boni.
of tho Union Prcnc Railroad Company, due April j.
Ihe Company, .s sears Building, Boston, auE a. ne
Scw YORK. JOIN $, WILLIAMS, fri n.Gnu s'
'h,iIE ANNuAL ELECTION for thirteen Dlre,-
u tors o. the Long y land Ra lroad COMPANY will bs
TO Island, on Tuesday the l!th Of April $50 The
o. CHARLICK, President.
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increase IN Net Assets Tor the II months o. ss2s 81
1hayc carefully eVsmiucd the foregoing statement
and mud the correct
tsigned), SHEPPARD ROMANS Actuary
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4,sttlngs.

'NHE NEhBER- Of the Cuban League are re-.
Il quesled to meet this Cluesday) evening, the
spnglcr House, uuOn square at O'clock, to make az.
Tangemsnts Tor the Mass Meeting OF the An ,rl ne II
MAltr1N /. MCMAHON, President.
JAMEs DRrrs METCALF, Secretary,
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sitCt--FiL practice Of ioyyars in she t.rl,
~ mthi o. 'ircii d HScs r"uhI,s H. lI'NI,u
sLt'c lttitct cure % jNu ai ii: q A.. .,r
failed. otcc, Bcach st. -'''''
PRIVATE surg .cll Hospital, uHGlr the cArrrt,,t
gaze ul dw arc ~, Dixon, No rI.,roItue,rt ~
Q, cv 'nnss. ' - "' ""N
SAtE and srccdy ,urr ror lao..-' or,icton, r., nm
~ Niia'tsc. riusr ~ DR., u. -. GbiNulI 40 W,.f
-o.H g. near 1'l avenue, Hoard ANT ults.lg
NEhNUl~ DEBILITY ,tud ro,up'Gln,s oi ci'L-I
~ iseA cuIey llmrdA CIV 10y or ENAh~, 20 Chatham
- 900 mrica l'ennaii.yS' i SSn OF g,'a,C
hliy, nervousness, Sc tuHt ir ktIiAIf~S tiDI ID \
trNEDlES mi. % rlIc, npur- nom "A NJ foGP If
t4culsls 'cai. Address OF AL, > " Dr. LlIlAi,IiS
NO. rs \HIlch a.. New \ rk. ''
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THE sl
GREAT COUGH REMEDY


Hungarian Baisam Of lie,
INTRODUCED years ago, upon lia own mor-
ats. has founded for itself n reputat ion Sec
oha 70 none ~ Remedy for the cure OF Com
sumption, Coughs, Bronchitis. Asthma, Dis-
Sases Or the Throat and bronchial Tubes.
eefonpt oppression ~ the Chest Splitting Oh
nnttaoa, lnhnen1a, Mhouping Cough, and 400
diseases OF tho Pulmonary Organs
As an ETpectoraHt Il hds 30 Equalf
Il has been used by the most diuinruisbsI
CLERGY men for che many disenasaof ~ Ttr
are liable. ~
Il has been introduced into tbo prsc,i,.. ~
some Of our best hospitals and in6rmarie.
and has proved itself upon The best evidsre.
10 be equal TO every occasion.
IL ia unnecessary 90 dwell upon the vaiBr Of
such preparation, asa
STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINE.
II has not been forced upon public attention
by indirect means. Its cures have been its
leading advert scmeuts, and the candid admis.
slons OF physicians or character aud rrpufH.
ton, its principal vouchers throughout fIr
valleys Of the western rivers. in tho South.
and IN many Of the Eastern States. Gee merits
are well known; and in "a land Of which Conc
sumption h. the universal and most mtHI
scourge, no homestead should be without it.
fnl directions accompany each bottle.
We earnestly urge trial by the atflicted. --
we venture 90 Say more lives haFe been saved
from that dreadful scourgc, CONSUMPTION.
HUNGARIAN BALSAM or LIFE.
Than by any other one Remedy known
For sale by all druggists.
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Equine Powders used by all horse owners.


Home Industry.
1t must be very gratifying to the citizens
of Jackson to learn that we have no artizans,
mechanics, painters, and so forth who are
sufficiently masters of their business so as
TO undertake the work of repairing the Gov
ernors Mansion. a good mechanic, or a
good and practical workman, may indeed
become an inhabtant Of our city, or, per-
chance, he may be ITO the manor born" but
it is evident that whatever talent or capa-
bility he may possess. our Legislative Solons
display an extreme repugnance TO notice it..
For example. Committee was recently APP
pointed (of which Messrs. French and Mcr-
ryman Howard are members the latter be-
ing chairman) to take cOgniZance of and re-
port concerning the repairs needed at the
Executive Mansion, when forthwith, and
lrithOH any authority lohdtereT, they give the
jOb, it Is said, 20 certain banker in NickS
burg, though, Ostensibly, it is undertaken by
Stanton and Mckenna, of that ilk. AS to
the painting required, we have here such
excellent workmen as G. III. Manship, Brad
ley & Hardy and w. ID. Chrisman, long and
esteemed residents and citizens, whose re-
markably fine style of work has Invariably
given perfect satisfaction, and whose char
ges will favorably compare with those of
in the various kinds of work to be done, who
are DESTROYS to compete with any in the
field. Then why should our virtuous and
immaculate Committee" send forty miles
OH IOT dILlZdHS. NtliIc IutN nave Ilen JilCT-
Oughly skilled in their respective trades
within hailing distance: Why was not this
contract pat up to public competition? Far
be it from us to insinuate that any impure,
dishonest, and mercenary per ceRtdge influ-
enced the action of the said immaculate
Committee but people WILL talk, and we
can't help it! However, nc appropriation
has been yet made TO pay Messrs. Stanton
Il Mckenna, nor any one else for such SER
vices, and when the bill for an appropria-
ton is presented, we hope the honest MEM
bers of our Legislature will ventilate the
matter thoroughly. and not allow them
selves to be snubbed and blufied of by any
scheming intriguers .of whatever race col
or previous condition." Messieurs the
Committee left Jackson week ago, and are
enjoying their per diem in the pleasure pro-
viding cities of the North. On their return,
it will be the duty of the enterprising Vicks-
burglars to give them public reception at
least, and then present them with 1.-THE free
com of the City" CITIZEN.
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The Advertiser, having been restored 70
health in few weeks, by a very simple rene
dy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection. and that dread disease,
Ccnsumption-is anxious 10 make known to
his fellow-suferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire il, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used free Of charge,) with the
directions for preparing and using the same
which they will find surs cure FOR CoUsifmP-
non, AsfA1ra, bronchitis, etc The object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives TO be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as il
win cost them nothing, and may prove bles-
sing. Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILsoS,
williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
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Use Equine Powders.

LECTURE AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
a. announced in last paper, Grand Sire E.
D Farnsworth arrived in our city last eve
ming. lie was met at the depot by a COM
mittee of Capitol Lodge, and after tea with
she Hon. d. y. Barrows, visited the hall,
svkefe a large cuucourse of the brethren and
citizens. including good sprinkling of the
fair sex. were in attendance. The distin-
guished visitor was received in appropriate
words of welcome. and presented to the au-
dience; when he proceeded TO deliver an adj
dress on the aims and objects of the Order.
Ii was listened to with the profoundest at
tention. and could not fail to leave fine
impression. Faith, Hope, Charity, Friend
ship Love Truth, and Universal Benevo-
lencc. being the teuets of the Order, he
dweIt eioquently on each.
After The address, the Grand Sire was in
uoduced to Il number of our citizens, after
which he cxemplitied the work to the OIL
GERS and members Of the Lodge. Any good
institution that has one so eloquent, so zeal
Gus and efficient a its executive head, can
nos fail being progressive. The Uirand Sire
LEFT this morning for Nashville, his home. 20
dispose OF official business accommodating du-
ring his protracted absence,
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WIasonie Department.
REORGANIZATION of Masonic Dis.
Hr1e.

Re.OrganizatfOn of Masonic Dis.
tric.
Grand Master Geo. r. Fearr. has re-or-
gained the Masonic District of the Grand
Lodge Of Mississippi, as follows
FIRST DIsTRIcT.-Tunica, Pamela Lafay-
cite, Marshall. DeSoto. Coahoma, Talla-
hatchie. Tippah and Pontotoc-47 Lodges.
K. T. Bowen, Chulahoma, District Deputy
G.. Master:
SECOND Observation-Disclosures itawan-
ba, Lee, Calhoun, Chickasaw, Monroe and
okti6beha-4 Lodges. r. B. Brannin,
Aberdeen, Dist. Dept. c.. NJ.
THIRD DIsTRICT.-Y Sunfiower.
Bolivar, Washington, Carroll, Choctaw,
1azoo, Issaquena, Holmes Attala and Madi-
sons Lodges. w. w. Hart. Lodi, Dist.
Dep. c.. NJ.
FOURTH District. = Noxubee, Winston.
hemper, Neshoba. Leake, Lauderdale, New
ton, Scott Lowndes-44 Lodges. II. C.. Rob-
inson, DeKalb, d.. D.. c.. Master.
FIFTH DIsTRICT.-Rankin, Kinds, War
rem, Copiah, Claiborne, Jefferson, Adams.
Franklin, Amite, Wilkinson--A Lodges.
David b. Lowe, Hazlehurst, District Deputy
Grand Master.
SIXTH DIsTRIcT.-Clarke, Jasper, Smith,
Simpson, Lawrence, Covington, Davis,
Wayne, Green, Perry, Marion, Pike, Ham
cock, Harrison, Jackson-42 Lodges. John
+. Mccormick, Shubuta,. District Deputy
Grand Master.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.


DY virtue Of decree of the Court of Pro-
ID bates of Madison county, Mississippi, the
undersigned, as administrator, d. b. n. of
Lawson F. Henderson,, deceased, viii sell be-
fore the door of the Capitol, or State House, in
the City of jackson, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of March. 1870,
between the hours Of twelve o'clock, noon, and
four o'clock, p. m, Of said day, TO the highest
bidder, the following real estate, situated in
Kinds county, Mississippi, VIZ:
Lots one, eight and nine, in square No. two, in
Raymond, Mississippi, on which is situated the
'E0ak Tree Hotel. Also, Il section 5, s W
n section 6, eKsw u section I, Il W KS e
X section n w u section IL. and e y sec
tanning 100 acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale: One-half the purchase money
to be paid in cash, aud the other half TO- be
With approved security to be given for the
credit payments JOHN HANDY.
FEB. a 1870 wSt IL 1SLa- Iz ca
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Equine Powders most edectual.

WANTS 70 BE STATE LIBRARIAN.-We
hnd the following among Answers to Cor
respondents in Bonner's n. y Ledger:
WD. (Vicksburg, Miss has been at great
pains apparently To write the following
Il am applying for state Librarian and eNpeekt
to get the position. as I hav good dele OF
in1ueuse | wish you W uld pleas tell me in
You're next paper what is the duties of the
place, and how | want to dol am Il and
think of reading law, when L get in" The
duties Sre to keep precise and accurate ae-
count of what NAV be entrusted TO your care
when you .set in This implies the power
% spell. 4 moderate acquaintance with the
ieSs abStru9e rules of grammar would also
oe an advantage 4 dele of intiuense,
however may supply these deficiencies.
Alas tor the State Library
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-02-24

The managing woman is pearl among
women she is one of the prizes in the great
lottery of life, and the man who draws her
may rejoice for the rest of his days. Better
than riches, she is a fortune in herself-a
gold mine never falling in its yield-a
spring of pleasant water, whose banks are
fringed with moss flowers when all around
is bIeached white with sterile sand. The
managing woman can do anything. and Che
does everything well. Perceptive and ex-
ecutive, Ofquick sight and steady hand, she
always knows exactly what is wanting, and
supplies the deficiency with tact and clev-
erness peculiar to herself She knows the
capabilities of persons as well as things, for
she has an intuitive knowledge of character
The managing woman, if not always patient,
is always energetic, and can never be disap-
pointed into inaction. Though she has to
teach the same thing over and over again,
still she is never weary of her vocation OF
arranging and ordering, and never less than
hopeful of favorable result.
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Prrmws-We invite attention to the adj
ysrtisement of the Leonard Scott Publish
Ing Company, New York, setting forth the
Terms etc. for their splendid reprints OF
tIe London, Edinburg, North British and
Westminster Quarterly Reviews. We have
before as Westminster for January. 1870,
being No. CLNNIII. The leading articles
are: our Colonial Empire; Land Ienures
and their Consequences The Subsection OF
Women; The Irish Land Question; Prosti-
tuition: Governmental Experiments in Con-
trolling it; Our Policy in China; American
Claims on England; Contemporary Litera-
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-02-24

The Houston (Texas) Times describes
Congressman elect Clark. of that State, who
is canvassing for Senatorial honors. as a
compound between the gasconade and jack
anape. reputed sneak-thief and piek-pock-
ct.
The Governor OF Alabam on Thursday, in
pursuance of an act of the Legislature aDoi-
lshing the municipal government o. MO
bile chosen by the people, appointed George
T. Harrington, Mayor; also full board oil
A considerable settlement of sFriends''
(Quakers1 has been made in the vicinity OF
Cassville. Barry county, No. Having no
meeting house of their own, as yet they
hold their religious meetings in the court
house at Cassxille.
The Home Journal, Jenkins's organ In
New York, which has kept up for some time
list of marriage engagements, has now
| found It necessary to establish G department
| for engagements broken.
A young woman IN st. Paul. Minnesota,
| play fully bit on her lovers thumb, in tiff
they had the other day. The girls have
been threatening to eat their Lovers fer the
last six thousand years,