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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12
A Melancholy A6air-The RridaI
Robe a Death ShrOud.

A melancholy affair, such as we are sell
dom called upon to chronicle, occurred at
Panolia- Miss, night before last. Miss
Lena Leland, beautiful and accomplished
young lady of that place, had pledged her
lasting affections to worthy gentleman of
the same place, and arrangements were
made for the marriage ceremonies TO take
place on Thursday night last. The
bridal trousseau obtained, and every ar
rangement made, cards were issued, and the
friends of both parties invited to witness
the nuptials of the betrothed. On Thurs
day evening, about an hour before the cere-
mony was TO have been performed, the visi-
tors and friends Of the bride were surprised
to learn of her sudden death. She had been
taken sick a few days before, but her mala-
dy did not assume q serious aspect until
81 1rt time before her death. Yesterday the
body OF Miss Leland was committed 70 its
last resting place, attended by many weep
ing and sorrowful friends And they robe
the bride in white, and In white they
shroud the dead.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12
1000 Persons KILLED by Snake.
An English paper SAYS:

A st. Patrick is certainly wanted in India
as much as ever he was in Ireland. During
the year 1869 no less than ll4l6 persons In
the Bengal Presidency died from the effect
of snake bite. The return giving us this
information has been carefully compiled !;
all the merely sick and wounded have been
omitted, as well as those sudden deaths
which i'm India are often attributed TO snake
bites by heirs to property unduly eager for
their inheritance. 1t is a surprising fact
that this destruction of human life goes on
year by year, and that no eflicacious means
are adopted TO check its ravages.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

Tar LEDGER ALMANAc.-We are in
ishted 70 Geo. w. Childs, Esq, Of Philadel-
,bis. for q copy of his Public Ledger AL
ranac for 1871. Eighty thousand copies OF
mia exceedingly useful publication are cir
mated among the subscribers and ex-
.b,nges of the Ledger. 1t indicates the
r,,rality and enterprise of Its proprietor.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12
The Southern Magazine" published

The Southern Magazine" published
=, Fillmore, is on our table for the present
,-o,tb. and an unusually interesting num-
s,ritis. Nearly fifty pages are devoted to
tributes to General Lee, CLEANED from va
,,ps sources. The Magazine is published
sr Murdoch, Brown & Hill, at four dollars
nor year.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

By fraud, election boxes were not
opened at the two strongest conservative
precincts in Pontotoc county. Neverthe-
less the Republican majority of last year
was reversed in the county, and Colonel
Lyles comes out handsomely ahead of
his competitor.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

TaASKs.-Capt. A. NJ. Raftsr, enc Of
he enterprising publishers Of the Field and
T,ctory, places US under obligations for his
,.aerous efforts In extending the eIrcula-
ian of The CLARION while laboring for bis
.vn periodical. The Captain is fully au-
.borized TO receipt for all subscription dues
=. .h{a Office.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

How DID 1T HAPPEN ?-The faces OF
some of the extreme Radical members OF
the House were q sicklied over with the
pale cast of thought" when the result OF
the election for Speaker was ascertained.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

One of the carpet-bag members of Con.
Dress is charged with bigamy. A Radica
SonCress will scarcely consider this crime
however. for it Is simply matrimonial APP
piication of political practice lnau enratee
bv the Radicals. If q member may live IL
one state. and go TO Congress from another
why NAV he not have two states OF matri'
mony ?-Chicago Times.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

Testing their respect for the deceased, and
regret at their loss; therefore
Resolved. That we tender TO the relatives
and friends of the deceased members. our
coincidence and sympathy in their bereaye-
ment and that as a mark of our respect for
the deceased, this House do now adjourn.
and that these Resolution be spread ON the
minutes of the House. Adopted.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

49, recent Georgia election there
~ -two (half of the whole
cate Senators to be chosen.
sfats elected nineteen and the
See' Of which two were ne
\ la aefe e are six Democrats holding
49, them to the nineteen newly
- It gives TWENTY-FIVE, or two
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12
Important Decision.

A decision in the United States circuit
court for New York gives judgment
against life assurance company in New
Jersey, upon policy issued to a man who
committed suicide, notwithstanding a
clause of forfeiture in case of suicide
1t was proven that the suicide was com
mitted in a fit of temporary insanity, and
the court held that insanity was a dis
ease, upon the fatal result of which the
company was as liable for the amount of
the policy as upon death from any other
disease. There are some highly-respect-
able authorities, and some very cogent
reasons, in favor of the hypothesis that
is always the result of an
abnormal mental condition that, if not
real insanity, is something that science
cannot positively distinguish from it.
1t would be very injudicious and nm
safe rule of law that should permit life
assurance companies to set up an rbi-
trary distinction which science confesses
its inability to discover
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

Observation-Disclosures don't thrive in
Tippah county. The scalawag candidate
for the Legislature only received IA
votes, and they were cast at his own box.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

among the contributions to the Lauder
,.le Orphans during their visit to New Or
ans. was handsome platedservice, worth
ne hundred dollars, by Trad Ferry, steam
ragine Company, No. IL, and Volunteer
seam Engine Company No. /. The plate
"a. the award by half-mile hand engine
= about q wear since.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

Iohn B. Dicks, for thirty years Grand
-..retary of the Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
,,rs in this State, died recently. He was a
~.sfal citizen, and was justly held in high
ard by the Order which he served SO
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

People who have a lot Of Ku-Kluxes on
hand can make q good thing of them by
carrying them down to Mississippi. The
Governor has offered a reward Of five
thousand dollars for the arrest OF one.
Here 10 o chAncs for spssnlation1-~Msmphia
Ledger.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

A COOP RULE.-By the new Consti-
tuition of Tennessee, the Legislature is
prohibited from sitting longer than sevens
ty days at a single term except on condi-
ton of members drawing no pay if they
go beyond that time. The rule was
adopted in the disgust produced by the
protracted sessions of the Radical Legis-
lature when the principal object of its
members was to draw their per diem and
to devise measures for robbing the public
Treasury.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

The new Democratic Mayor Of Selma,
Alabama. appointed a. Policemen, ten
whites and four blacks. Only three OF the
old Policemen were retained, two blacks
and one whitsy-Timeh
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

Union County has 1900 inhabitants,
1900 voters, 1000 white voters, 500 col
ored voters.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

We thank a farmers wife lof har 0rin-
ION given below, on Ole question OF Boz
form in farmers families. IL iaa branch
OF the women5 rights movement VEN
worthy close attention
- have not the least doubt brt tho
way IN which farmers wives and druph-
ters nave TO work, has grcat influence
over the sons who would not wish t0 Geo
thef wives "a the Same situation. and a1
soon a. they are old enough 90 thmk OF
getting married, thcy begin 10 l10k ont
for some other employment A young
farmers wife IS ambitious. and usually
will exert herself far beyond what .he f.
able, in order d have Things as nice a4
some other farmers wife. who has pefhaps
three times the health and strength aao
has, with two or three Little children bang
ing % her skirts al day, and breaking hcr
rest az night / know iust what it FL.
after being kept awake nearly az n'rht
with a sick child, 70 Be told in the morn
ing that we should have three OF four
men to-day, az the grass or grain was
ready 10 cut Even with the best help
in the kitchen, which Is very seldom t0
be had, the wife has a great deal of extra
work 10 DO, and hot summer mornings
she must 10 90 work 20 bake pics and
cakes and biscuits, for the men must have
a great deal 10 eat of course; beside thrcc
hearty meals, they must have "a lunch
morning and afternoon. lie b such bard
work mowingi in the hot sun so it Ia. but
Il l. not much easier 10 stand over g red
hot stove baking all day, with no time t3
SIT down 10 rest or get d mouthiul % cHt
IN peace. When the men come Boo obey
must be waited on of course, and 10 tho
wife gets time 10 sit down at The table. tha
close neighborhood Of SO many dirty men,
makes it impossible for her 10 eat
Now, in my opinion, meal time
should be an hour Of comfort and refresh
ment. The hnppiest hours of the day.
when the family are All gathered around
the table, and conversation should bc uu-
restrained, which can never bc che case
where 50 many strangers are M the table
10 wait upon. Tho meal is hurried
through, and all the wife thinks of n t0
get the men of as soon ns possible But
she would feel very differently if she
could sit down and take her meals iu
comfort with her husband and family
alone. IL might cost a little more to Doc
the men board themselves. but certainly
not much more when all things are con-
sidered, including the brokcn-d0wn wife.
who must either sink into an early grave
or become an invalid for the rest of bier
liie.-Wilkesbare Record of The Times.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

An inventor OF patent skates Zee peeM
trying 90 palm on on the public ~. ~
girls that u a self-faEtener, NOS ftNAltiuN
auy straps at all This would haNe kiofeN
deltohf ~ faaten on skates for the RiFla, hut
the sIrls vow they viii not wear them. 80.
The sn.,re straps you can put on glrl'a sAMlei
the better the boys and girla viii lihe thfnf
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

The youg men of Montgomery, .Ala- re-
tire from church, on Sunday, to their cosy
little rooms" wide the Montgomery Mall
and play faro. using buttons for checks.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

PowKR OF HAnIT.-Professl0n habit
seems entirely - change the character of
model Of bencvoleuce and fOrbcarhnco AZ
home n often severe and harsh ga bic buel-
mess dealing abroad. Probably che tgcr
IA placable IN his den-pcrhaps uNoriOua
anc, doubtless, the laughing hyena, Trough
mOrOse and sardOnic while f0raglnR carbon
Is folly IA the midst Of bic family.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

Pet poodles are now amused with rubber
rats, which squsal ana Jump when pittsn-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

A New York poodle dog brought niaety
dollars at aactien the other day.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

Jas. ID. Escaviiley for many yeag
s~cretsrv IL the Grand Lodge ~ pqa isle
ioTn. and prominant Masoni IA qeaaf
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

The New Jersey State prison eonvieta
have papsr called the Good Wsg.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

One negro killed another in Adams coun-
II on the 10th of Observation-Disclosures
Democrat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-29

and some unfortunate. and th'} hear
40 preacher: and lci tan.! they
might see many churches "Uin. mp.
bnl none tor these: voices hl tie score
are preaching III This 'ity 10 day: hut
no voicepIearhcS to them. Ih" preach
crs of God are iuon"pOli>cd ~ III" few.
and religion tls hrcomr Il lu&rnN. lhc
table - spread with twice the :,murnt
of food that tht sittrl> can vaI ~rtcld
f"r ~tlic!>. ami not for NECESSITY and
AL the WhlC .:tIiIit iarrS look owe, NotI
~hnulI,.~ tnn@rlinglN. shall thcl %
Uht"d do not imp,,tch youI lrci..E-
ultlIcr: | iinpcach Tie miserable fash
ION of rhnch building a;id thar inai,
quttr svstcm a religions ,t'f'nini> 'latiou
in ihi+ city winch Ilul,,-, l,l"H i~iun tnr
the spiritual med uf Onii tn" nut oG
every five of loln' popllali"n. Some Of
It's, before Wr die. mast think lis hing
"uG. We r.aSt lead investigation with
= weight that Viii cause il 10 touch hot
tom. "" mus; keep changing the i'm
pcIt,.'l ANTI W. have found the perfect.
IrunsitiuIrS siiusj 20 um untIl the u,,ly--
.uld iu"druG.ttr III the old nave p,, cd
a&at. and Ill rhiugs have. i;.roluc n,.N
I ltr hl'I'l nu-i not I,t :" ttc rope
the E:lls Iun>i i:c kept ii u;..iJn. u.ltti
each ,nund Shall tnd ii InuprI place
III shat sweet Gimr. Wiu-,. line .itIN ="
Though al the clllir and Wh"s'. W:id~
tn the ,.,.l .fih.. '.,iii H,.. j! II II
n,,,,,t,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-29

Of John Pearson, and | ask that TIL
court adjourn until t0-ln0iIuw. iii ortr
! to give me time 10 examine the cVi
hcncc in thu, ra~.- OF the other pIrtic:
under arrest. | am ploud Ia think tha
/ my efforts have been the means rf siir
! ing the matter 10 the bottom. o.! freeing
/ Nj. llnt$"uh from Suspicion. and -
detecting he READ criminals.
Il gh - said Mr. Pearson. y no con
cci\cd 1t great dislike 10 l!rot>um
"lhc count, said SpHiIr Hawkins,
',ongrutuIatc- Nr liatsnok "n his
triumphant arpuiIal. lie is di=riIar&
rd from th,. bar Of this court. and from
4 lac bar al puhlir sentiment. without =,
suspicion al: guilt. Constable. di,;ciar4"
Ralph IlartSn"k and john Pearson"
old Jack Nrarr-. y iiu had IlWlys h.tl
Il warm side tnr the master. now pro-
posed three cheers tor Mr. rt>onk.
and they Wcrr given with "a viii hl IL.
Fcopl, wh" would have hI""t'i him an
hour hClo:r.
Nh. Means -l," il Il: her opinion
th.'t '',iarI, Means ,tlr'% W.T. It fn"l -
'l'hi, court. said IN. Underwood,
hat one other d'jly t. perform before
a,dJ"nlling for Tn" day. Recall Han
nah Thnmsnn'
II Ii>t started l.r "n ahc.d lo 4ir
>upp..l. and milk The. COW >:id Mr..
Means. "A'n't as"in &" il;>'- her laain.'
hr,c all ,!av.
..C".t>tahir. recall hra. lhi- r"lli
can't adjourn until he rrturn~'
Hannah iEr't gene hnr q mtllr nal.
and WAS o""m III III" I'I''.rnrr "f ili'.
court. trembling" !"i ira, "l som" "rW
calamity.
'.IIamah Ghom ."n. lhi~ ,nui; ri. h,..
T." al; ,nu one ", tNn ut,.~ii"rS
lre III hrI !rr, voice ii..i jn =
Whisper
How old dii lnu ..,> .o,. ,,,r.. 80
''f.i%htr,m. sit. last u.tnh,,I.
It an N"u pi",r N"ur ag"
''Nc>. >ii ~ my u"ih'l.
'"i L"" I"'. ale >"n t."'Ind '" Il.
N"H!i>
e. al im IA";Ii, one.
e. hl- '"1;t feels III dutN hound T." ia
Inlnl t"u that. .ir,ording in lac Laws ct
lmiinua. 4 ,,unlall l., of az. ..i eighteen.
aul - nu iI.tyulut. could ht. ma,;..
himdiug after Nuu had lr..rh,d ,oHi
majority. ,"u ale, lirr ,l.:im oG - de
rcpri"i:. l"u are Tree. and i il c.,n hc
proven THAI y"u h:1c hryu d.Irrili,.d
10y Il W!IlilIl Il, r'lIi"u - hi; IT,, dun
H4r> viii liz.
II III :" ,.rid Nh Nrlr~ y ,rl. D.. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-29

Il" u"j ku"u LoH m,ic!i interest li,.
gentle reader may feel in :iu,l " ill
ne. he l., - il,.jii,.. Nud venture t.s
Lnpr iiiat there Ire ~"ur iuddhi>t~
among my sraticI.> Wh" viii wish tn"
,nutuulic,olin.~> of hi aHIiun~ rNplaii-
cd. The ll,r dash Of Disappointment
had u,iI-ni@i upset Kim. Mad Whrn
u l.au col. ludc> To thtnW "\cIhnnfd his
GOOD Gr~oluliUm,. Er alwuy, seeks Il"
avoid the niluc-~ at those I~-uluIiuIi~.
Eicm",' Bud. after that di>ur>~iHl Iur~-
day evening ,n " hirh Miss MmtiiA irad
given him the sack" wished I" -"
hdiph les diam an; one else. And yet
when lie camc tn >u~rr"t NmHlI~ Vii
ltimN. his Whole nItuI,. UrNuItcI ri il.
Hul having hr"hcn with Ralph. Ia,
Thought it best Ia maintain in attitude
oi apparent hostility that he might a.i
IL q detective. and. perhaps. save hi
friend from the mischief that thlraIcl-
ed iiEI. A. soon ;iS he heard Gf Ralp!I'>
arrest. h, determined 10 niahc Walter
johnson tell his own secret i'll court. he
cause he knew il would be hest t"i
Ralph hat Walter should tell il. Bad ;,
telling III second hand would not h.
conclusive. And he sincerely desired
To save Waiter from prison. For Wal
trr johnson VIZ the victim al lfr. small.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-29

It.I!tuI.,i tSul~ ana hardware
i!.l.t tt ) Ht-hEL!. h",' !i''a l.. ), HI
lI"iir,.':tri'.~.
90, iH-au..I so e.. H.u,4 i..,.' p Ntu IT.
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tItnIn,A~ at i.s".
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g. WILLARD. Atia -. u,.i !i,' \ ti't':'. -
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i.tluL- i"r ::,n,,r- a:"i i""n "'''..-.
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Printers and Publishers.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-29
IIrILI GOTIiHliD.


II!iLI TDIiiH!i =.
-iri.' 80 iti;i-'% = i'i-
= j. Christmas .Nc' lhr eve. nl a.;
and yIa,:l4r~- tlll.rghn;it tlir thll.tru.~
world. Enlr,hild. all !ont.i>. j. u4I..
i,.Iin. u, .l.d ,,uun il.Irl-.h ih, streets
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-29

TIM tiu-rI.I IuE TIi VI k~-'-. The
greatest question which no" 'uni.onl,
uS is How shall tlr masses hlN, the
gospel preached t" them how >h9!i
they hr reached il, he, divine, Influence
confess that | aui greatly hutdcncd
lay This th"nylt. sleep At i.i2ht with
the moan al ;li iiuca~E >r;! iii my ears,
and dream "i shrickS III the air. and
wild cries H. Of rmcn drowning. A>
catch the glimpse of another audience
standing back ot y"u. and rnclosingy y"u
about IT. the many cncln-c the few.
Many are wild and llwle,s and wicked