The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-30
uTssrssHPPI ITEMS.

uertlian elects new municipal officers on
no atb of December.
vatebez elects four Aldermen on the first
,r,nday in December
II Arthur has been appointed Trus-
Of the state Hospital at Vicksburg, vice
|nr Dowd deceased
THE Columbus Index says little negro
'1yix wears old was aeeidently burned to
1a.fb. in that place recently.
rhs Dssoto Times says little negro boy
burned to death IN that county recent
M. clothes accidently took fire.
A raa state of Alabama has now full pos
,,n If tile Chattanooga and Meridian
N p.tlraad. and trains are running through.
rbe yellow fever is still on the decrease
Nstcbez. There were but 40 eases on the
',.b and none of them new. So We learn
from the Democrat
~. Gertrude Mcdonald, of West Liber-
ohio has a Bible belonging to VIM. $.
N sr.or. Of tie 9th Mississippi Regiment.
n 'ss,of.hcs to return the Bible to Mr.. john
IN or his friends, address her as above.
The yieksburg News publishes list of
,.,,ts by yellow fever in that city, begin
o~g Sept. sd and ending Nov. 10Th. In
n T3deatls. No new cases of fever repor-
ed.
The Columbus Index says: Miss Mary L.
ri-l died on Tuesday, l4th inst, alter
,'.isf illness. She was daughter of the late
|y,.tsap Kirk. and and was cut OF in the
loom Of her youth and usefulness.
THE Yazoo Democrat says: The "Tassel''
So,ial Club gave an entertainment last week |
!. c,mpliment to Mr.. John A. Q. Quacken-
hos and bride 1t was indeed an enjoyable |
,sair. and all things went merry as a mar
rage bell.
The Meridian Gazette says an old Irish |
man. farniliarly known rs '"Johny," was
,.und dead on the morning of the 18th, in |
an old carriage, which has been standing in
|c,pt Ru-lI's stable yard for a long time
Death rom congestion, superinduccd from |
|ntemperance and exposure.
The Copiah Herald published Joke some
inc since giving an account Of the be-
healing Of 4 female at Crystal Springs, and
IN il. next issue explained that it WAS wax
Joa Mississippi is getting the worst of
|tbst like: il is now passing the rounds of
|te SUPERFICIAL jourI ais cot the North as "a
t.rrbi- crime; the explanation will OF
e,nr,e never get into those papors.
Grand Duke Alexis, son of the En-
Deror Of Russia, has arrived in New
York. Shoddy and Goldfish aristocracy
We'd with each other in blending the
pregnant hinges of the knee" to him.
lie was received by Gen. Dix in the fol-
lowing address:
Your Imperial Highness: In the name
|of the citizens of New York have the hon
Tor to tender you a cordial welcome to the
United States. 1t is great qualification to
IN. % see within our harbOr the gallant |
squadron which has brought you to our
shores, Ii is still greater qualification to us
Ito receive among us one of the Imperial
family of Russia, whose illustriouS chief has
done so much for civilization, and in whose
hands the possession of power has, under ,
the guidance of Providence, been devoted
70 the nobieSt of uses. The social and po-
litiea elevation of those who come within ,
The sphere Of itS exercise. the long and I'M
Interrupted friendly relations between Rus ,
sia and the United States have naturally
created strong sympathy, on our part. in
all that concerns her welfare, and has caused !
Us to rtgard with deep interest her steady !
bat silent progress eastward, shedding at ;
At every advance the light of christian civil
lZatiOH over regions which have been ,
buried Ior ages in comparative darkness. !
Your lmp-ii4i lIighneSs will no doubt find |
much IN our country which is novel TO Eu :
r0peans which will be remembered IA :
source Of useful suggestion in political soci- ,
tiles. In The home OF the citizens in whose
behalf speak. / tender you q sincere well I
.0me.
What mockery upon Republican in
tution~. /.