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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04
WHAT THE GOD MORALITY
PEOPLE ARE DOING.


Hartford, CT April 25.-In the Super
der and incest seducing six daughters and
numbering their offspring, brought in a YER
dict Of guilty of murder in the second de-
gree. which will send him to State prison
for life.
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Notwithstanding the heavy rain and nan
storm on Sunday night, and the threatening
aspect of the weather yesterday morning,
at an early hour the streets were dotted
with the colors of thevarious organizations,
and at the starting hour all was in readi-
ness for the festivities of the day, but owing
TO the decided appearance of rain, and in
deed slight shower upon the men in line,
the start was not had till II 45, but at that
hour the men stepped of sharply TO the
music of the
JACKSON BRASS BAND,
led by our young friend Ed. Fontaine; and,
although the first time he had attempted
the arduous task OF leader, he fully acquit-
ted himself, and was eomplimented on all
sides. Following the band, were the Chief
Engineer-the veteran hero of the caElse he
led-THos. GREEN, and his Assistant,
OLIVER CLIFTON, our worthy Mayor, lay
ing aside, as he alwas does, his majesterial
dignity, for the occasion. Next in order
were
OUR INVITED GUESTS.
Fireman Wilson. of Phoenix Z, Natchez,
President WIN. French, Washington 3,
Vicksburg, President Perseverance, No. /,
Summit, f. Gussio, Foreman Phoenix 2,
Vieksburg, with several others, whose
names we did not learn.
Following were the
JACKSON HOSE no. l,
the reel handsomely decorated, and drawn
by two handsome black horses, in tandem,
and fourteen grey shirts, under command OF
their popular Assistant Director, J. b. Cup
till, land who, we understand, will be pro-
NOTED to Chief DIRECTORY, and here follows
sold JACKSON l."
the hero Of THIRTY-Two YEARS, the smother
of firemen," as expressed by toast. The
splendid steamer, Mississippi, of this Com
panv, built by l.. Button q Son, Waterford,
New York, drawn by four gala horses
Thirty-two red shirts, "a coincidence in
deed, it being that number of years since
her organization), held the rope, and were
as fine body of men as ever fought the
fiery element, embracing on its roll men
from every walk in life, bankers, lawyers,
doctors, artists, merchants, editors, artizans,
all had their representatives. The officers
are. Robt. l.. Saunders, Foreman; Geo. 5.
OTcen. ISL ASSl5LdLl- W - DhONA5 ~A"1 -
Assistant; Geo. C. Eyrich, Secretary; NJ.
F. Ash, Treasurer; II. B. Evans, Engineer;
J. Wesley Fife, Assistant.
Next came that young but rising organi-
zation, that gives promise of future good
service,
PEARL HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, NO. i,
some twenty men, all young
and handsome, making a fine display, and
in truth, we think they were very popular |
amongst the young ladies, if we may judge |
from the multiplicity of beautiful boquets |
that were presented them. They are
spendidly Differed by the popular Frank |
Johnston, Foreman; J. w. Langley, 1st |
Assistant, and Wallace Harrington, 2d As |
sistant; James Galceran and f. ID. Elliott, |
Tillermen.
The Hook and Ladder truck for this or
is being built after the most |
approved style, hence they paraded to-day |
without apparatus.
Then came
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04

SUSPENSION OF THE THANKSGIVING
to the high-waters submerging the
Vicksburg II Meridian road at sundry
points, the officers of the road have been
compelled to stop the trains East of Jack
son until they subside.
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ATrKMPTEn RAPE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 2S.-Tn the
Police Court to-day, Rev. Thos- Jordan. an
Irish Protestant clergyman, late chaplain nc
county jail, was hold In the sum or $500 bail
for trial for assault and intended rape
Jordan IL 81 years Of age.
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Lawrence County wide Awake
MONTICELLO, Miss, April q, ls71.

MONTICELLO, MISS, April Is, 1871.
Editor Clarion In connection with the
passage of the act incorporating the Meri-
dian, Red River, and Texas Railroad Com
pany, we have seen it stated in the newspa-
pers. that several gentlemen have been Sc
Iected, in the nature of committee, to visit
certain counties through which the Railroad
will pass, for the purpose of looking after
its interests. Lawrence is one of the coun-
ties mentioned. The citizens of this county
are directly interested in this enterprise, and
| have been requested to inquire of the
CLARION, the names of the gentlemen who in
tends visiting our county and what time they
expects to be here, as we desire to assem- BILE
the citizens together on that occasion. By
giving us the desired information you can
greatly oblige, yours very truly,
LAWRENCE.
We hope the Committee will forward
due notice to the citizens, in advance Of
their visit.-ED. CLARION.
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INFORMATION WANTED. We have
an inquiry from Waco, Texas, as to the
whereabouts of Mrs. :. Goldsby, daughter
LOT Rev B. j. Hamilton, a Methodist minis
ter She left Waco for this city about two
months since Who can advise us?
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Miss Jennie Mcbride of Pittsburg, has
received s. 800 plaster for her wound
ed heart on account of j. C. WagneTs
refusal to make her his (mc) bride
Boston Post.
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SUMMERVILLE INSTITUTES,

A BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG
MEN-ll MILES PROM SuUQUALAK,
M. & o. RAILROAD.
This School, having all the advantages OF
School and College, with none Of the 0isad-
vantages Of College life, will enter upon its
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL TERN,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l2rn, 1870
Boys prepared here bore of the first honors
at every University, where they were present,
North and South, at recent commandments.
Make early application or you will not OBJ
obtain a room, Sixty-three students were re-
fused last session for want Of room.
Young men preparing for teaching never
fail TO obtain first class situations, without
trouble, when they attend our instructions.
Let TO one leave home without securing n
place beforehand.
Charges
Board, Tuition and Washing, for 20
weeks 9lI0 w
Payments must be made in advance.
Send for Catalogue Address,
THOS. S. GATHRIGHT,
Principal,
July 10, 1s7Otf Gholson, ?. o., Miss.
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A Chicago merchant advertised s'boy
wanted" and before he got down town his
clerk met him breathless, and told him
that his wife had twin boys. Oh, It pays
to advertise,
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aNorHrR INCEST casE.

Nrw HAvRS,a Or april IA man
named Mason was arrested In this city to-
day for repeated attempts at incest with his
three daughters.
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VIRTUOUS NEW ENGLAND.
Infamy and Crime UnparaRIeIed--
The Cry of Kw Kluxfsm
SiIemced.

HARTFORD, CoNS-, April ga sieken-
ing case Is now on trial In the Superior
Court. Joel w. Perkins Is charged with
incest with his six daughters. The revolt
ing practice has been continued for the past
ten years, with offspring in nearly every
case, several of which IL supposed he has
murdered. Perkins confesses his guilt and
SAYS his wife, who died three weeks ago,
knew ana encouraged the crime.
N m
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04

Subribed and sworn TO before me, this
ISL 18th day of April, ISL.
WM Fl. RUSSELL.
Commissioner for the State Of Mississippi, in
New York.
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C. A. BRoUGHER.
ATTORNEY AT Law,
AND GENERAL AGENT,
MISS

WILL practice in the Courts at Jack
chase Lands from the State, CT the United
States; make Sherifrs settlements, and
Transact business with any of the State OH
GERS. 1arch2tw&wtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

THIS favorite and healthy Summer resort
Il Will be open June LIST, Buildings and
Grounds Extensive. Access easy by Chesa.
peakeand Ohio Railroad-l0 miles from Mill
boro' Depot.
Board $45 per month of four weeks
Send for circulars. Post-ofice at the Springs
JOSEPH BAXTER,
may2sw&wlm~ Proprietor.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS CoUxTY.
Chaaoe7y Court LIST Dist. To july Term. 1871
ROBERT J. ALCORN AND WIFE,
vs.
WILLIAM c. AUSTIN ct al,
B5VJo Partition Of Land
To William @. Austin, of the State Of Texas,
and to Plavia L. Ryan and her husband.
John V. Ryan, and Florence w. Phillips, OF
Upton County, Tennessee.
You are hereby cited TO appear, in person,
or by solicitor, before the Court aforesaid, at
the City Hall, in the City of jackson, on the Sd
Monday Of July, 1871, then and there to plead,
answer or demur 10 the Bill Of Complaint in
said eanse-in default of which appearance,
the matters in said Bill contained will be ia
ken for confessed against you, and a final de-
cree rendered.
JOHNSTON s JOHNSTON, Soi's.
GEORGE DONNELL, Clerk.
April %, 1871. w4t
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ) Scr.

/, HENRY MUsGRovE, Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts Of the State aforesaid, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing Statement of the Con-
tiaental Life Insurance Company Of Newly ork-
N. T. is truly and correctly copied from the
original on file in my Office.
Given under my Hand and Official
Seal, at Jackson, this 18th day
SEAL Of April, 1871.
H. MUSGROVE,
may&w3w 81 AuditeF Public Accounts.
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House and LOt for sale Cheap.
CONTAINING PoURROOMs, with HAN and
~ Back Gallery, and good Well Of Water.
For particulars inquire Of
! jackson, April IL, 1871, swim
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ID Y virtue and in pursuance of the final de-
ID cree rendered By the District Court of the
United States, for the Northern District of
Mississippi, at the December Term thereof
A. D. 1870 in the above entitled cause. will.
Saturday, the 10th day of June, 1871, pro-
coed to offer for sale, at public auction to the
highest and best bidder for cash, at the door
of the Court House, of the County of Bolivar
in the town Of Beulah, in said State, and be-
tween the hours of y o'clock NJ. and 3 clock
P. NJ. the following tracts of land lying be-
ing and situate in said county of Bolivar, and
State of Mississippi, to-wit:
East half and east half of west half Of sec
tioa IL, township - ranges.
Lots ], , 8, 4, 5, 8, Z, 8, 9, IL, II and 13 sec
tion "a, township -, range 8.
Southwest quarter section 35, township -
range 3, containing 900 acres more or less
Title is believed to be good, but only con-
veyasa Commissioner Of said Court
CHAS. SCOTT
nay4wtd U. 5. Commissioner.
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
Showing the condition OF the
Planters Insurance Company,
or MISSISSIPPI
Tor the Quarter ending March 3lst. 1870.
oTFicE PLANTERS INsuHANcE CourAxr.l
JACKSON, Miss, April o. 1871.
ASSETS:


Total amount NJ risk March
slst, 1871 .......--............... 81 O3i ig1 O0
Approximate value Of property iu-
sured ......... p 0N0 ono O0
Total losses paid by the Company eOCGs 20
STATE oF MISSISSIPPI,
HNps COUNTY;
Personally appeared before nae, Oliver CLIFF
ton, Mayor Of the city OF Jackson. aud "a
Justice Of the Peace in and for said County
Thomas y. Helm aud NJ. A. Vnnhook 10 me
known 20 be the President and Secretary of
the Planters Insurance Company, who being
duly sworn, upon their oath. do say that tho
foregoingis true statement Of the Assets and
Liabilities Of said Company on the 3lst day ~
March. A. u. 1870, 60 the best Of their
knowledge and belief
TllOs. r. HELM, President
NJ. A. VANHOOK, Secretary
Sworn 20 and subscribed this Gih
day Of March 1871.
OLIVER CLIFTON,
H. 81 Mayor and }. +.
Jackson, April Z, 1871. fw3w
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A CA R d!

A Ii who wish a CASH PAYING Education
"A for themselves or sons can obtain il in
the shortest possible time and with the least
possible expense, at
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04

English Lawns, all cOlOrs. ct stadeker's,
for 25e per yard.
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brides FIR NcH DRAGON SADDLES
IN. sideways.
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Total Liabilities, ................. d
The greatest amount insured in
any one risk, (one-half of which
is re-insured). .......................... 81
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p. NJ. DoHERTY,
III. NJ. THOMSON, { Secretaries.
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GEM FIRE COMPANY, NO. 2,

Came next, with twenty-eight white shirts,
showing to good effect, with their handsome
"Little GEN." drawn by four fiery greys,
and she was the GEM of the procession, not
alone in name, but in action. Her officers
are John J. Rohrbacher, Foreman; James
Morris, lst Assistant; j. C. Rietti, Score
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GEM HOSE, NO. 2.

Numbering twelve men in green shirts,
hose carriage being beautifully decorated
and drawn by a handsome bay horse. These
also are all young men, well disciplined,
and well differed, by Sam1 b. Knight,
Director, and George Martz, Assistant.
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The Assets of the Company are a
follows:
LIABILITIES.

Amount dueor not due to banks or
other Creditors, ......... ...............s None.
Losses adjusted and due, ............-. None.
Losses adjusted and not due. $500 CO
Losses in suspense, waiting for
further proof,
All other claims against the Com
not paid, 2OO,917 90
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04

at night was largely attended, showing that
the ladies were not to be driven from the
field by the fatigue of the day, but were
bound TO make everything joyous. as long
as the men would remain. The festivities
were prolonged till past midnight.
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$4,000 90
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BAyKNG-EoUsE OF Henry CLEws Il Co.,

Letters of Credit for travellers, also Commcrcial
Credits, issued through Mcssrs. ClewS, Habicht a.
Co. London, and their correspondents available
throughout the world.
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank of Lon
don National Bank OF Scotland, Provincial bank Oh
Ireland and all their branches
Drafts and Telegraphc Transfers on Europe, San
Francisco. the West Indies, and all parts OF tho
United States.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency OF
Coin subject 10 check az sight: per cent Inter.st
allowed Oh all daily balances; CcrtihcatcS oi Deposit
issued; Notes. Drafts. and Coupons collected; al.
vances made approved collateras, ana against
merchandise consigned to orr care.
Orders executed for Investment Securities ana
Railroad lrOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

4 Handbook for Immigrants TO the United
States prepared by the American Social Science AssO
citation (Hurd HoughtOnl, should be put into the
hands of every emgrant passenger arriving in this
country, trustworthy guide in the peIpexities Of
the situation and convenient manual OF reference
the thousand questions that to the mind OF the in
experienced stranger II furnishes series of plain and
sensible directions as to Who Should Emg 2" When
TO Go and How to Go I" Landing" settlement"
How to Travel" Wages" Money" Weights and
Measures" Postage" and go forth The first edition is
intended as an experiment, aud the readers of the
volume requested to make any corrections which may
serve for the Improvement of future issues.
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Coleman Bencdict's closing quotations were;

The sales of gold limited at l2i6li2s the bulk OK
transactions being at li2s The Treasury sold 100000
gold at 23sl total bids of sSs 600 ut Hiss TO ll?Ss
In the gold loan market the rates fiat and 1914 g. q
and per cent borrowing, and 3, g. 50 and per
cent for carrying. The days business at the Goa
Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared si3is0OtG
gold balances s257Os72 currency balances s2Sh,l96
1rin Ion ,,rnr I'm nricn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

The Herald Of Health for July opens with
suggestive paper on the mistakes of Temperance Re
formers" by the Rev. o. B. Frothingham which is fol
lowed by EXTRACTS from the Diaries of Physicians
WIFE, an OutsPoken article several topics Of social
interest "Long Journeys" another of the Rev. Charles
H. Brighams practical essays full Of hard, homely
sense Woodland Rambles"" Growing Old" and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

oa ,b n the North bridge and there halted In front
OF Mr. Henderson the druggists sapp wnelv nIaced
myself on the top Of the doorway hed on Ny .ne sf
and twisted of the enormous braleh setPen, Tn.
formed tbe explanatory announcement OF the business
at was carried ON within forget the end OF inc al
venture but rather think the city guard ehhCea h
snal activity on that OCCASION and that we ha9 hIu
RIM for it, Looking back to those pranks reminds me VI
the inexhaustble fund of spirits we posseseG anu "S
less reslessness enabled some OF US u work on Win M
failing strength to the end OF He ana even nov" ovs
hut young mems freaks with pleasure ana even in
ton yet agree with what the oid oeggar ey were
daft DAYS thae, but they were a vanity ana wan"
Lord Brougham finds fault with Sydney o, ,n,'
account of the establishment of the S a.
Review and presents a corrected verso" VI Wv
affair as follows. ~. .oad over tho
Smith neper tcas appointed edifor 90 edited the first
aees an" ht ~ editor ne never Wa
for with all his other rare anu s ed for such posi-
mere Was NOT man a,noderate classic he had NOT tne
smallest knowledge OF edtedhat is sat in Judgment
he eona no noS article "Maschcronls Geometry, no,
H. si pel"@ ss or p on Bentieys Hindu As
tronor No 20 p 455 than he could nave "r'en '"0
rincIpsan admirable Joker he had the art OF placing
h re things in infinitely luderous point OF view,
him at dinner at FSs1o1 s te tears
SaWn their faces, in peals of inextngsnable laugher
inf he was too much Of jack pudding On one occasion
he was the higshers chaplain and had to preach tine
Assze sermon remember the bar, who were present
m York Minister being rather startled at hearing MN
give out as his text And certain lawyer stood up aud
tempted him I" But am bound to say the sermon was
excellent and much 10 the purpose.
Whatever faults he may have had, he had 100 ifiuch
good sense be ashamed Of his name he used 0klngy
to saw The Smiths have right to crests or coat
armor for they always sealed their letters with their
thumbs :"
think we owed the motto for the Review to the pains
taking and solemn Horner who being as incapable OF
understanding joke Smith was of writing the " Prn
cipa discovered in Publius syrus comic writer OF the
time of Cesar the motto Of which adopted ana whlch
HOrner thought better than Smiths oatmeal sugges
ton Smith left Edinburgh in 1893 He had negotiated
with Manners, OF the firm OF Manners Miller, book
sellers in the Parliament Close, Edinburgh who at first
undertook the publication but afterwards gave mp ON
seeing that works were attacked which Their nrn
were engaged in publishing.
A large part of the volume is taken up with the
correspondeuce between Brougham and several
prominent men in public life, bringing down the
record of events to the year 1871 when the author
was thirty -four years old. The letters are Vauaoie
as collection of "reminiscences illustrating the po-
ltical situation of that important period of Euro
pean history but, at the present day, most persons
will find them rather slow reading
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fceal Notices.

SUPREME COURTHOUSE HOWE Plaintiff
- against SIMON HOWE and NELLIE PICK HOWE his WIFE
JANE n. sT0CKwELL. JULIA HOWE Sr0CHWELL aad ALDEN
b. sTOCKWELL her father DeehdanIa Of judgment
the Supreme the ente the
June 1911 Phip Crooke. the usmo! said Judgment
viii sell at public Auction TO tic highest tr v A1honI Boser
Son. Aartioucrs the hrch n June. 1871. welv
o'clock the EXCHANGE SALE uh No. III Broadway
IN the City of New York the following td premises Al thos
four certain lots pieces parcels grHni situate ig and being
The Twelfth Wand ct TIE City Of Nwiork ard krown eul distinguished
properly OF Jane L. Curtis. made Nv Joseph T. bfos
City Surveyor NtwloTk Algmt 10th 1875 and MEL IN the III
Register u the C aud County 81 NrNlcrs All nue Ell 26 ars
u sah Office BY the numbers j. ght e. D.
seventy nine y), eighty D and taken together houndc &C.
cbei noNs Commencing the erl7
Eighth Avenue aud Ninrtuih street, aud RAINING North,
the Me-t-Ty sde Avnge Ole lnfc lee
Bees line bocA bu
eighth Street, Westerly parallel with Ans
EghhAvehae On hundred feet eleven inches 20 Str
heHoe Easrr along the EcrheTy SIDE ~
lnnei feet TO gLAveEIe, The point u per of b'EtDur. Dated
New-iort, June ), ld1l
PHILIP =. CEOUEE. fierce.
so Patton street. bTo,tlyn.
DlMhlCk PERRY PlalnLTs ATTIC tBe,A 10 Broadway ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

The Eye in Health and Disease, by B. JOY
JEFFRIEs NJ D. Qee Shepard, is the title of an in
strucve the anatomy and physiology OF the
human eye, and its surgical and medical treatment IN
tended manual for nonprOfessional readers in the
care 1.-The most delicate and wonderful organ of the
body" The work exhaustive in its method, Astounding
in important practical directions, and written in pop
ular and attractive style. II is seldom that scientific
perience is turned to useful account than in the
composition Of this admirable volume.
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The latest issue of Haper's Ne,o Classical

The latest issue of Haype,'S Ne,0 Classical
Library contains literal translation OF Livys History
OF Rome" with brief aud illustrations explanatory
of grammatical difficulties by d. sPIAN and CYRUS Ed
MoNDs The English reader who is curious TO make the
acquaintance of the agreeable Roman historian viii find
this and apparently faithful version well adapted
to his purpose.-The same house have also published a
new volume Of Latin and Greek Terts, containing
"sophocles," from Dndoris latest revIsOD,-a hand
some pocket edition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-23

The PhrenolOgicdl Journal for July has an ar
tcle Of interesting "reminiscences of Audubon gathered
from the conversation of Mr. Robert Havel the artist
who engraved and cOlOred the plates in the original
edition of the Birds of America" mans Place in
Nature" treated OF in able paper by Dr. TRAIL who
maintains the apparently paradoxca thesis that man
is not higher animal and in fact, not animal at all.
The distinction between and the ANNALS according
10 the writer consists in size Of intellectual BRAIN erect
ness Of bodily position, and special mental powers.
Other articles are woman Woman's Rights"
"Permanence in Affection" Imagination Reality"
and whole gallery of portraits is devoted to the leaders
In the Mormon reform movement
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Nem Publications.

A MEXICAN PHOT0-LITHOGRAPH CO."
~ OFFICE has been removed to No IG3 fII'a-s-. Nj.
EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
II WEEKLY CHRONICLE 1871 will contain IN every nahbsr
carefully prepared articles tie Climate ko Pot
fBd uusaasSed advantages Of E4 Tennessee, Steh 10
ftv called soaih" These articles rearl
expressly for tie Information LOOKING
south or oHes Correspondents will ~ caruJ prepared
published iof general BoboBihe cheapest and oct reliable ~
formation only ~ fI further
isfsrsnsu address he Pabshe RuLB HICKS ksorS< IsuA