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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-02-03
SALE OF LAND NEAR
JACKSON.

VNHE undersigned, assignee of William
Il Crutcher, bankrupt, will sell, on
Saturday the 18th day Of February, 1870,
At public SALE to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described lot parcel of land
to-wit: That part of the east half of the W
quarter of section three, in township five, of
range one, east, in the county of Kinds, con-
tiguous to the city of Jackson, beginning at a
point on the western line of the corporate linn
its of said city, which is 99-1o0 chains from
the W corner of said corporation, that point
being the corner of ten acre lot, No. Z, ac-
cording to the plan of said city; thence with
said corporation line 220 yards; thence due
west 80 yards; thence due north TO the line
betwet n the premises hereby described and
those owned in 1859, by Mrs. Eliza Bodde,
about 20 yards; thence with said line to the
place of beginning, being same land conveyed
by j. T. Casey and II. f. Casey, his wife, to
Crutcher s McRaven, on 4th May, 1859.
OWEN McGARR,
Jan 30 1870wtds Assignee, sc.
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whereas, The Board of Trustees of the
brandon Presbyterian Church, have taken
20 formal action, touching donations in
laterial and money for the ladies association
1868, together with donations in money
eceived by agent, Rev. J. A. Mcconnell,
1ring the summer and fall of 1869.
resolved That we express sense of graf
.ude and thanks to all these, who have in
~ lrdy contributed aid to the ladies associ-
1on OF the Brandon Presbyterian Church.
resolved, That the thanks ofthe members
this Board are hereby rendered to all who
ave contributed TO our Church enterprise
lther at home or in the various places wish
60 by our agent, Rev. J. A. Mcconnell.
Resolved, That we return our thanks to
ne Rev. j. A. Mcconnell, for the zeal. per
eyerance and efficiency of his efforts. in
n enalf of our Church, to whose efficiency and
necess, the progress Of our Church thus far.
largely due.
resolved, That this minute be sent for
.uoIcation to the South Western Presbyte-
tan t'SSnristian Observer and Commonwealth
outnern Presbyterian and Index, Central
rssDyterian. and to the Jackson Clarion
~ brandon Republican.
III. =. McLAURIN,
H. President.
y. L. HARGRovR.
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Mrs Geo. Smith, of Townsend, w. has
braided and sold the past year one thousand
straw hats
We want San Domingo, we want San
Thomas, and all the sand Of the West Indies.
Boston Post.
Politicians say il is perfectly natural that
those who compose 'the ring should fight
for the prize.
The Massachusetts, Radical Peace Society
day, 26th instant.
inches In length Is q January curiosity In
New Haven.
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PRICES REDUCED.
TINE attention of Planters is invited to this
w Fuaua, ESQ, of West Feliciana, Louisiana,
Grows from four to eight ears to the stock and
at the rate of 100 to $50 bushels to the acre.
Price, twenty-five cents an ear. Specimens
procured also, in any quantity Awarded the
Blue Ribbon at Mississippi State Fair.
e. ID. BUSTAMAATE,
Agricultural Depot, jackson Miss
itnl5tw&w2m
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Address,
POWER & BARKSDALE,
Jackson, Mississippi.

The professional card OF f. A. Mont
gomery' Esq, Attorney-at-Law' Beulah'
Bolivar county. Miss, will be found IN our
columns. Non-residents of Bolivar and adj
Joining counties, having interests therein,
cannot confide them to better hands than
Mr.. MONTGOMERY.
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THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
GERARD OROIDE GOLD WATCH.


VIZ Vs. - %~~
WITHIN the past six months we have
w brought l'Oroide Cold 20 perfection. For
appearance, style Of finish and accuracy Of
time-keeping, the Gerard Watches" are uni
versaily aceeded 10 be the best They retain
their brilliancy and color till worn out.
They are all in Hunting Cases, Gentlemen 3
and Ladies' sizes. Every Watch guaranteed
for time and wear. by special certificate.
@B-A large assortment "Improved Oroide'
Chains, 81 TO s.. Also, Gentlemen's and La
dies Jewelry in great variety.
NzR- Beware Of limitations, order direct from
US or our authorized agents Agents and 9TH
eEs applying for circulars, will please enclose
two cent stamps for postage
&sa-All goods sent 10 be paid for on delivery.
Customers permitted TO examine what they or
der before paying bills,l on payment Of Ex-
press charges both ways
SO When SIX Watches are ordered at once
We send an extra watch (of same kind,) free.
Address plainly,
JAMES GERARD & CO.
dlswsm s. Nassau street, New York
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We have now ready,and will send by mail
o- express. per order to any part of the State
the following blank folms. a(Ittd e
various labor contracts
lst. Contract for Share of the Crop.
I'd. Contract for Wages.
81. Landlords Mortgage Lien for Share
ofCrop.
Nh. Landlord, Mortgage Lien for Rent
Money.
5th Merchants Lien for Supplies Fur
rished.
Price 81 per quire Of q blanks or three
blanks Tor % cents.
Address,
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiseretion, will, for
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it. the receipt and directions for ma
king the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing, with per-
feet confidence. JNO. d. OGDEN,
nov25wIy No AZ Cedar street, New York.
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y. L. HARGRovE,
Goaraen~~


me English customs authorities in New
~ S;iand have adopted American scales as
I, a i me row and sail boat has been brought
~, rom New York for use on the San An
~ Milton Brown, of Nicholas county KY.
80 esli but seven months old, the weight
"nlca Is seven hundred and forty pounds
a rat weighing six pounds and measuring
o nv -one Inches from his nose to the enc
|ea n,s al was recently killed &C Cape Girar.
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Death of a Distinguished MASON.

William S. Rockwell, of Georgia, once
United States district judge of that, and
First Grand Commander of the Supreme
Council of Masons for the Southern juris-
diction of the United States, and Past
Grand Master of Georgia. died in Har-
ford county, Nd, on the 23rd nit.
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For the Clarion.
BRookH.vES, Jan. 10, 1870.

Editor Clarion VIII you for the love of
Temperance say to your readers and to the
friends of Temperance in Mississippi, that
the undersigned having been appointed by
the Supreme Council District Vice President
of the Order of Friends of Temperance for
the District of Mississippi, appeals to the
lovers of the cause to organize Subordinate
Councils everywhere preparatory 10 the
speedy organization of a State Council.
Applications for Charters, signed by eight
persons. and accompanied by $40 per Char
me to Rev. w. b. Welems, Grand Secretary,
Suffolk, Virginia.
This organization-of Southern birth
Headquarters in Virginia, comments itself
to our people, Send money to me by Ex-
press. will put the applications in proper
form. Councils now in operation will re-
port to me-
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We call attention to the advertisement
ri Darby's Prophylactic Fluid.-We do so
RFith pleasure, from the fact that we know
to be what it is represented. We have
Rlsed 1T in eur family for years, and would
pot do without it. As disinfectant it
stands at the head of the list; and it is, as
nedieine, invaluable. Read what is claim
d for it, and keep bottle always on hand.
% our country friends we would recon-
mend that they keep it on hand, for its med
cal qualities in Erysipelas, Ulcers, Sore
throat, Burns, Chronic Diarrhea, Catarrh,
&C. &c. We have been told that it is a first
ate thing to restore hair and prevent it
rom falling out. Those inclined to bald
Pness would do well to try it.-NIil. Rec Dec.
18th, 1865.
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To Prevent Horses Being Cha fed.


By HARNESS. -Great care should be
taken to prevent horses being chafed by
the harness. There are severalways to
do this. First, keep your horse in a
good healthy condition, clean skin, with
plenty of flesh between it and the bone.
Second, keep your harness soft and plia-
BILE and third, use him moderately, and
give the skin good cleaning after using
him every time. Much also depends ON
having the harness to fit properly. See
that the collar is neither too large nor too
small, and that the names are of the right
length and shape, giving an even pressure
on the collar. Keep the face of the col
lar clean and free from inequalities.
1t is a very unsightly picture to see a
horse with sore shoulders and other parts
of the hide worn off by the harness. The
owner or driver of such team ought to
be ashamed of himself American Stock
Journal
THE BEST MILK PRODUCING FOOD.
We publish below remarks from the
Waterman and Reflector on the value of
bran as milk producing food. We sup
pose wheat bran meant; and, as it is In
consonance with our own experience, we
give it with some important additional
facts, which will pay well the farmers
who will feed their COWS accordingly.
Instead of two quarts of corn meal, which
is recommended twice day, we would
give half that quantity, with about ten or
twelve pounds of mangel-wurzel, twice a
day. This mixture of mangel-wurzel,
wheat bran, and corn meal, with corn
1 Ell i
more good milk than any other food which
fear of contradiction, as we have tried
everything which is used in this latitude
We made thorough test of corn fodder
and clover hay as a distender or rack
feed, and found the former to be decided
" the best We fed the two, week and
week, for about four months, which was
time enough to decide the question be-
yond eavil The mangel-wurzel is the
best root for milk, the carrot next, and
the ruta baga is the least valuable---the
first is for cows, the second for horses,
and the third for sheep.
BRAN FOR Mich Cows. of our
best dairymen in this section relies main
/ ly on bran as feed for his COWS, and finds,
it produces the most milk. He gives them
as much as they can eat, and wants them
to eat all they can, as they return him
vastly increased value in milk The
quantity for COW must be regulated by
experiment and by sound Judgment,
avoiding surfeiting. He gives six or
seven quarts of bran and two quarts of
Indian meal for the morning feed, hay at
noon, and bran and meal again in the
evening. Bran has value for mich
COWS, as a milk producer, which is not
fully appreciated or known, and seems
for all stock, but especially neat cattle,
to promote health and thrift. On first
turning out to fresh pasture in the spring,
succulent grass is apt to produce souring.
This is often corrected by feed one day
of bran, in connection with free access
always to a lump ofrock salt. An anal
ysis of bran shows it abounds in phos-
pilates, the very element of milk and
bones.
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Apply "Barrett's" and look young.

A good many years since, when some
people were as hard-up for other topics OF
discussion as they are just at this time, and
therefore talked about moving the Capitol,
IN old gentleman from the country who had
|neyer seen the vast pile before. after survey
fing it leisurely ON every side, exclaimed
A Move hill there isn't oxen enough in the
HState TO move that thingI"
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CENTRAL NURsEnIEs,

WE offer for sale, the ensuing season,
w alarge and we'll grown stock Of
Fruit Trees OF Every Description,
Adapted 10 the south-comprising Apple, Pear.
Peach, Plum, Apricot. Neciarinua,
Fig, Ounce, Sc, &C.
Grave Wines. Of all the most popular va
rieties, including good stock Of Concord,
Clinton, and Scuppernong the three best
Grapes for this climate,
Straw berry Plants. 10 great varieties
Also Raspberry. Blackberry. and other
small fruits 10 suit the climate
Ornamental I'rces, Shrubs, Fioweriug
Plants, &C, In Great variety.
Roses. Evcrgrcens Hedge Plants. sc.
Flower seed, choice collection Of home
raised
Tsf- Catalogues furnished all applicants.
Address, A. H. HATCH
Jackson, Miss,
cntral Nurseries Oct. a. 1859 w3mtwAt
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The Free Masons of Germany have
adopted an address protesting against the
tendency of the Ecumenical Council
toward the doctrines of the Syllabus.
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-,.I notice 10 Subscribers I'm
apr Arrears.

M again urgently request our patrons
-. napers we contin1e to cross-mark, to
nil us at least the amount of one years
s,oription on their account; anu in order
-;se all an opportunity of getting square
.,,r hooks, we now extend the time until
art issue in March, wherein we will
.;re five dollars for two years subscrip-
- include arrearages as well as new
.uot. Very many availed themselves of
:, :. nropositiou when it was first made, and
hall be gratified if all will do so. We
,..,;l,o 70 ..dun" our friends, but we lave to
as we are dun" by.
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A certain cure for Whites, Suppressed Men
ses and other diseases peculiar 10 women.
Prepared and sold by
l.. Ii. BRADFIELD.
Wholesale Druggist,
Price, 81 so per bottle. Atlanta, Ca.
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Donovan, President of the Gayoso Gas
Company. has instituted suit in the Tennes-
see State Circuit Court, against old Memphis
Gas Company for 100000.
The Salem, Mass City Government has
voted TO attend Mr.. Peabody's funeral in .
body.
Harperis Ferry has q population of only
800. and houses may almost be had for tn e
taking
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MARRIEn-

+ Near Mississippi Springs BY Rev. Walter
Hillman, President Of Mississippi College,
and NIss EEoREScn 9. sToHzs both OF Kinds
county. 10Y
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The house of Mittler & JUST, paper
tealers ofLouisville, Ky, are recommended
|FS reliable and fair dealers. All their stock
5 new, fresh and of the latest styles. Our
Merchants and others will do well to send
Them their orders and call upon them in
pnaking their spring purchases. see their
advertisement in to-day's issue.
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Masonit 4tpartmtld


ZIs1MERMANs' Masonic DEpoT. -
This establishment, located at 81 and 90
Canal street. New Orleans, supplies long,
felt want in the Crescent city. Heretofore,
our Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges have
been compelled to procure their equipments
from far distant points. Now they have a
depot near home. where every article that
may be required-such as seals, jewels, re-
gala, charts, etc--can be obtained at short
notice. Messrs. Zimmerman & Co., will send
price list to any address on application.
A MASONIC TEMPLE IN MISSISSIPPI. =
The several Grand Bodies which recentlymet
in this city,appointed committees to inquire
concerning the location, cost, etc, of Grand
Masonic Temple, to be erected BY the united
effort of the fraternity OF the State, and to
cost from One-half to one million of dollars.
A ffrst-class institution of learning to be
connected Herewith. In an early issue we
will give the names Of the several commit
tees, and such other information as we may
obtain concerning this truly grand and
praiseworthy project.
THE GAvEL" is the name of a new
Masonic Monthly that comes to us from
Toronto. Bro. Robert Ramsay, is the editor
and is evidently an expert in the art of say
ing great deal in a small space. The Gavel
is thirty-two pages, is very neatly printed
and is published at the low price of 81 80
per annum. From its pages we transfer to
our columns very crditable article concern
ing the new Grand Lodge of Quebec.
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WHEELoCK, FINLAY g. CO.,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans
MCGUIRE, BLACKWOoD & CO.,
Mobile.
GUS. ASHER, Jackson, Miss.
Sold by Druggists generally. jan29wly
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We, the undersigned druggists, take pleas
ure in commencing to the trade DR.. Brad
fields Female Regulator, believing IL 10 be a
good and reliable remedy for the diseases for
which he recommends IL.
w. A. LANSDELI.
PEMBERTON, WILSON, TAYLOR a. CO.,
w. &. LAWSHE, Atlanta, Ca.
w. ROOTS a. SON, Marietta, Ga.
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novls tw&wly.
d. I'D w Az,

II OFFER this season a very large stock Of
Il Home manufactured Baddlery, and com-
plete assortment Of Leather Hardware and
Shoe Finding, bought for casa Of manmfacfnr-
ers importers, In person which are offered
at as low figures On they can be sold anywhere.
am making now Pride's French Dragon Sad
die, in several different styles. 1eHas all
grades, 50 10 SIS. Ladies', Boys and Misses,
all grades. Harness all grades from flow 40
Coach. To Saddlers and Harness makers and
Shoe makers, am selling Material at fair az
ures. Particular attention paid % Express
orders. ootl9lwAU6m
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State Of Georgia, TrouP County:
This is to certify that | have examined the
recipe of DIR. Josiah Bradfeld, Of this county,
and, n medical man, pronounced il to be a
combination of medicines Of great merit in
the treatment of all the diseases of females
for which he recommends IL.
WIN. L. BEASLEY, NJ. ID.
This, Dec u, 1868.
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/ take the liberty, in connection with the adj
vertisement of B. d. Gullett & Co., to say, hav-
ing owned two of the Gullett Patent Steel Comb
Brush Cotton Gin, and several others, as well
as witnessed the performance of nearly every
Gin used in the South for the past thirty-fve
years, and having pressed, daily, bales Of
425 to $50 lbs. from 65 gin, driven by
horse power" and never got over from any
other, with the best samples ever shown from
any gin, l can with confidence say to the
Southern people, that this Gin must give salts
faction.
As the farmers friend, l would not dare to
advise thus, even in favor of a native of North
Carolina and raised in Georgia, if | was not
convinced thus serve my country.
Maj Barksdale, the Editor of Clarion,
bought one of these Stands from me, and re-
fer one and all, to him for information as to
my experience, &c.
The manufacturers offer me liberalpe cent
for sales, and none can buy any cheaper than
through my agency, therefore request orders
to me in Memphis, Tenn.
NJ. w. PHILIPS q co.
Editor Southern Farmer
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Yours. inf. II. and c.
L. r. REDDING, d. v. p. F. T.

Brookhaven, Mas.
Papers throughout the State friendly TO
the cause of Temperance win please TO copy.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the bes
imported German Cologne, and sold vt hal
the price.
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TESTIMONIALS:

TusKEGEE, Ala, Nov. n, 1869.
Mr.. i. II. Bradfeid.
SIR: Please forward us Immediately another
supply Of "Bradfeld's Female Regulator" We
find il 10 be all that is claimed for IL, and we
have witnessed the most decided and happy
effects produced by it. Very respectfully,
HUNTER & ALEXANDER.
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HAVING abundant facilities to make all
Ii repairs and 10 complete twenty-four
Stands each week, the Farming and Planting
public can be certain of prompt work. Their
preparations are so complete, that the inven-
tor of the Patent Steel Comb Brush Gin, X. d..
GULLErT, who will give his entire attention to
the manufacture Of Gins and Presses, and to
all repairs, hopes he may receive from those
with whom he was born and reared fair share
of patronage.
All work sent from the shop is fully guara n
teed as substantial and to perform warrant
ed.
Orders sent through NJ W. Philips, Mem
phis, or to the shop, shall receive prompt at
tention.
As natives of the South, our aim shall be to
prove we can be as efficient any live men,
r. ID. GULLETT & co.
Amite City, La, Feb. i, 1870.
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Southern Prolific Corn.
PRICES REDUCED.

Best Bread Con in the World
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resolutions by the Brandon Pres
byIerfam Church.

"Barrett's" improves the appearance.
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SPECIAL AGENCY AT WINoNA.-Mr.
Kittrel. Winona, Mas on sale the
Mississippi Manual of Legal and Business
ro-ms our friends in Carroll who may
irish TO procure a copy of this valuable book
ofreference. can besupplied at Mr.. kittrefs
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cpprtAL AGESr.-Mr. J. VI. II.
,r,r+fn Hrookhaven, will supply the citizens
:, Lawrence county with copies of the
1r..issippi Manual Of Legal a1d Business
rorm.. and is authorized to receipt for sub
.-;,,ions 10 THE CLARION.
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-,-co1 VIZ. b. HAMILTON, Agent Of the
"a. York Life Insurance Company, for the
..,+iss Of wilkinson, Franklin, Amite, Pike
Marion. is authorized to receive and re-
~, for subscription the THE CLARION in said
..--rfieE
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r,,r Mississippi MANUAL OF LEGAL
p,s1xgss FoRMs.-Our book-bindery
lily able to keep up with the orders
1t. business-man's UGde Dlecum. One
20 -, y,bo had sold thirty-fve copies in two
80 telegraphed US on Saturday last for
"a. more. Another agent purchased forty
- and expects TO dispose of five hun
lloorjes in one county. As we have the
.-,-sotvpe plates on hand. orders can be fill
.oarv extent. The price of the Manual
a 70 per copy Liberal commissions to
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A THOUSAND WOMEN TESTIFY
DIR. J. BRADFIELD's
woMAN's BEST FRIEND!

FGMAlG REGULATOR
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Berlin, y. Y.
, 1870-02-02
AELMBoLD'S BUCHu

u mere senstbennk thzn azy ot the ftras1tcns Of
BARK or Irop. infinitely sEter and mate