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T0B PRINTING neatly executed at
0 zsis Office.
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AOo Oo a. VA
Sold By Druggists Ere.yrAere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
taken care o

LAST evening both Houses of Congress
adjourned over til Thursday. q special
to the New York Post says the Southern
Outrage Committee will submit their re
port that day, and that President Grant
is preparing a special message on the
same subject. 1t would seem that Pan
dora's box is TO be re-Opened, and new
horrors poured out upon the politically
helpless people of the devoted South. en-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

Col. WIN. B. STOKES, late Represents
tive in Congress from the third district
in this State, is mentioned as likely to be
appointed one of the three commissioners
to psss upon the claims of Southern 'loy-
alists.n The defeated faithful must be
taken care of.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

The act providing for compulsory edu
cation in Pennsylvania has been reported
fromth Committee ON Education, of the
House of Representatives, with a mega
tive recommendation. This ends the
matter,, for the present session, at least.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
The election in New Hsmosh

The election in New Hampshire occurs
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, when a Gov
error, members of the Legislature snd
memb rs Of Congress 9re TO be Ell cted
There is irlsngdla- fight II that State at
the present time, The opposing parties
are Democrats, Radicals aud Labor Re
formers. Mr.. Yves on, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, is popular ms q
with all classes. Although he was not a
candidate for the Labor Refol N uomiua-
top, he T5Givei nearly half Of the vote
Of the convention. On the other hand,
NJ. Pike is bigOtcd Radical. He has
been Know Nothing, Republican, a
Radical, and Prohjbitionist. His nomi-
nation was forced upon the convention
by the extreme temperance men. He is
also Oppos 20 revenue reform. The
Democratic candidates for Congress pre-
E. A. Hubbard, in the first district; Sam
uel n. Bali, IN the second district, and
II w. Parker in the third district. Two
yeers ago, the Radicals had one thousand
seven hundred and sixy-twO majority in
the first district, one thousand SIX hun
dred and torty-sevenin thesecond, and FIVE
hundred and sixty-tbree nthetbird. In the
first and third districts, the Radicals have
nominated new men. who ere seid to be
unpopular. In the first dis ,.ct, which
includes Portsmouth end the Maryland,
the Labor Reformers have adopted the
Democratic candidate, Mr.. Hubbard. The
Democrats ore at work, quietly, 9ud seem
TO be confident that they will elect, at
least, one Congressman, sud ere not with
out hope &C carrying the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
THE ANARCHY IN SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA.


Undou5tc dly the condition of affairs
in some portions of South Carolina is
distressing. The most vindictive Radical
ought to be satisfied with The spectacle OF
helpless suffering presented by this noble
Old State, the tone OF whose society be-
fore the war was so high that never, as g
colony or ss State, was a divorce decreed
within its limits. But the foundations OF
that society have been uprJoted, al its
elements reversed, The laws of natUre
outraged, and the bottom placed on top.
The Radical sway throughout its borders
is absolute, aud negroes swsrm every
grade of Office. The utter iqofficiancy OF
this unnatural government g sadly Illus
trated by cur telegTapbic reports TIL:
morning. How Anglo SsxoDs eau find j
in their Learts to impose such degrade lion
on sny people of their own race s nys,
terry of hate. If the horrors of Sen Do,
mingo ore to be repeated on the continent,
Radicalism slone IS responsible. They
make a desert, aud call it peac2-s chaos,
and call it rscOnsh action.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08


At the negro State convention lately
held in this city, memorial was adopted
for presentation to the President spd Con-
gress, in which they are asked 10 take
some action to smeliorate the condition Of
the African IN Tennessee. After refer
ring to various alleged OuiIages 10y 6" the
orgsIized secret societies of Pale Faces
or Ku-Klux," the memorial goes on 10
state thst 'they have formed Farmers
Clubs, Agricultural Societies, etc, to de
preciate the labor Of the colOred men and
control it by their individual sud united
action" 1t will be news to the Davidson
County Farmers Club to be Informed
that its member are controlled by q secret
organization that desires to depreciate
labor. The Radicals in Congress will
profess to believe such stuff as this
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

STATE OF NEW YORK.
COuEty Of New lo,k.
Jdstus lawrence Pres9, md J. p. R1ge1s, Peg
of the Continental Life Jpsurs1ce CompaI ui
Now York, being Only sworn, depo5e and gay, 1. It
the foregoing 's flu, true sEd mr, stat nfnt
Of tRe sffsits OF the sid Com ua1y tbs the al
InsnrsIce Comps ~ - the bora ode ~ Ter Of ST
lea,s One Hundred Thous I'D Do" IJ OF ,tual
Cash Capital, '1vested in State sid Up't ksatts
StoCfsSHd Bonds, or in Ponds or Motsg sees Of
Reel Ms te, ur'ucumbered and worth double the
snOlnt for which the same is NOR aged; and
that they The above de- n bed officers of said
IDsuIAr"e Comps7y. ."
jIsrUs LAWRENCE, President,
J. P. ROGERS, Secretary. .. Is
Subse -Ibsd sud sworn to before me, this LIST dsy
Of March, ISL. NM 81. RUSSO IL, 0.
OmU'ssioner in the City Of New YORK 10 lake
da,its, etc. mars laws
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

MONEY was easy in New York yester
day at 4@5 per cent. On cal. g q
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

TENNEssEE BONDS were quoted in New
York yesterday at GA for the old issues
and 64A for the new. al-osqe,4sv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

THE cost of Sunday gambling ct AL
bany Is 81 per capita. That would be re-
garded as decidedly cheap .here-szs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at Ill, advanced 70 lll3 and closed al
111t. e5ef- -o 1.l1-- ~ LiA ,sis7oa1 B.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
morris" City Bonds

uTANTEo N EXCHANGE FOR VALUABLE
w store houses and duellingF, centrally To-
Gated in the city. Also, GONE valuable improved
and vacant city and suburban property to ex-
change for old City, County or State Bends.
BROWNS CHEATHAM, Agents,
mar st 81 North Cherry Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

THE Democratic programme for 1872,
is explained by contemporary to be
Victory" . .... -5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

corroN was dGll ard, heavy IN Ne
York yesterday at lac for middling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

A ooRREsP0 NDENT s-nds US an arguu. ent
maintaining that the current of authority
in this State sus'ains the proposition
that the law exernpting certain property
of the debtor from execution applies to
debts contracted before the passage of the
law as well as TO those contracted after
lis passage. AS it is purely legal ques
ton, which can be determined only by
the courts, we will leave it TO them
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
Broad Street CaFFiaTG Factory
NO. 81 NORTH SIDE.
NASH WILLIE TENN

NASH VILE, TENN
7 WOULD GALL THE ATTENTION OF MY
Il friends and the public, 10 my new location m
Broad street, where have inst fitted up . No.
Carriage Factory, and where yin keep ct al
times, q full assortment OF extension top PhRtOn
BarOuches, shifting-top Buggies, Doct. Piston
Buggies, open top Buggies, ErprssssNaEops Of
my own make, and warranted to = cf The best
material and workmanship, wbic1 ] ailI Offering
at prices as low Is can be bOur ~ m ihis or any
other msrbet. Having been en- a. ri ia The bust
ness in connection with +. n. AIN, under the
title Of Alien 4 Co from 1854 % % .isTI--seven-
teen years-and having devoted my Vhole time
and attention to the business, .-Ier raysen that
am now enabled to get up 81 - Of work that
VIII suit this community. At IN ssmstine, per-
NIT me to return my thanks for a. liberal patron
age the old firm received during The ? e, hoping
that the Broad Street Factory Ill b literally pa
trOnized in the futurs. Au work warranted Re
WORK sent to be repaired will be kent under shelter.
mars 3m NJ Q. FoUL1K.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
DIR. =. j. COBB

HAS REMOVED his DENTAL -.
II Rooms and residence to Al North ttT4ak.sla
High, corner High and Union Streets sIIIfffS
Dr.. Bowlings residence.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

81 IHUHCH STREET,
NASHVILLE, RNE, February II, 1871
THE FOLLOWING NAMED ARTICLES
Il OF Merchandise having remained in this
Office up TO the present GATE and C6Dsi gnees
having failed to take the same and pay the
charges, notice is hereby given that the same
win be sold at public auction, on -
Tuesday, March FL, 1871,
for charges, the late law passed by the General
Assembly, giving the Company the right to
sell articles thar have remained in the Office
j. NJ. THATCHER, Agent.
pa Allison, Joseph Nashville.
bag Allen, Robert
% pigs Akers, Geo. F. j"
bOx-s0-Adams, L. E Is
1 pa Ayers. s. II.
! bdl Castings Adams, R. F. Nashville.
/ box Beerden. A. NJ.
3 boxes Baldwin, L D.
2 Pkgs Bailey, Ordway Co.
2 pkgs Bailey s s.
! Ieg Bailey, ". F &c. o D. $3.50 Nashville =
/ pa Barton, Miss (C. o. D. 81
pkgs Banks, J. G..
pa Brown, J. S C. o. d s. 5W
pa Carnahan, E. ID.
l pa CrOler, o II.
/ pa Carter, W. ID.
l box Chapman, j. W.
bdl Cohn NJ
pa Cooper, J. L. &C. o. d.
l pa Crawford, a.
| b bag DAke, j. NJ.
> bbls DOoley. T. B.
l c box Dickel. g. A.
/ pa Duden, II. Edgefeld.
4 rkgs Ewing Co. Nashville.
l box Fessenden, J. IL. Nashville.
/ pa Forgy, J. A. &C. o. D. 81 CO., Nashville.
l pa Galaher, II. a.
pa Gilbert, Parkes Co.
~
pa pa Gnnkie, j. F &C. o. D. sl27a +"
l ia Goldsmith, l.
/ box-3O-holE an, W.
pa Hood, r NJ.
b box Hayden, Mrs. S.
l pa HOeft, Robert, Gallatip.
l pa and truss Hughes, e & GO d slO.SU Nash
pa Hale ale Nashville
/ pa Healy ID
+ e hive Hawthorn, E A Nashville
l Lox-SO-HitchcOck & alden ''
pkgs attd Howard, r a
box Hamilton, w
pa Jencks, NJ L b
l pa Jack son, NJ r
/ pa JacEsteter, j &c Oh $685. :"
pa Kirkland, A 5
pkgs KinneaT, Mrs A NJ
/ pa King, 9 I
trunk Kellogg, J
casting Karser, 2 CODaT0"'
pa Luckhardt, j Ii
! box LeProyOSt, g
box-4i-Luck, John
/ pa Lacroix Isaac &C o d s2O5N"'
pa Myers, DR. w
l pa Mallory, ID
pa Mullins,J
pa McGinniS, VIM
pa MSCullOugh, II >,.
rolls Murray, Squire &c . ID "a 6O Nashville,
1 bdl castings Moore,
l bON-45-Moyer, A
/ ia Moore, Mrs Z
1box -45-Martin & (CODsg Hermitage,
pa Nlork, j Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING STRAW
i berry Flsnts:
5000 Iowa Male, very early,
10000 Green Prolific, very large and fne flavor,
second early,
1000 Georgia MsrnmotI, late,
at SIS per eco for Green Prolinc, and 81 per 900
for Iowa AIsle a d GeOrg'A Mammoth, at the gar
den, al S. per 1000 put mp IN shipping order and
shipped. Less tan 500, Is cents per 100, at II e
garden. Al orders must he accompanied with the
cash, L L. MCKENN lie.
mars dSt&w2t Pm les on Gallstin pike.
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GET THE BEST.
VOgts' COrnet and String Band
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
Il Frs of the Tennessee and Pacific Bailroad
Company for the election Of Directors for the
ensuing year viii take place at the office Of the
Company, IN the city Of Nashville on Tuesdey
the 2Sth day Of March, 1sTl, 1t 10 O'Clock a "a.
d. COOB, JR
tebA tide Secretary and Treasures
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
COAL! OOALl GOAL
REDUCTION.
$3.50 PER- CART LOAD.

HAVING PERFECTED MY ARRANGEMENTS,
III can now deliver that excellent Kentucky
Coal to any part OF the City, or Rdgeheld, for
$3.50 PER CART LOAD
Leave your orders st Edgeaeld and Kentucky
Railroad Fre.g OHice, College street, and your
Coal will be delivered st once. Plenty OF Coal.
Send your orders - .a
febl-u - AZ DAVIS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
STuRAGE

For any number Of horses and mules after the Is
Of April. Terms, 81 per month.
Every attention paid to stock on keep to proven
accidents or escapes, but no haoility for either.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

OFFICE OF SOUTHERN EXPRESS co.,
sszs-s1es-aalszsrs 81 CHURCH SxRKkT,
NASHVILLE, TESH., Feb. II, 1871. ,
T1HE FOLLOWING NAMED ARTICLES OF
Il Merchandise having Remained in this office
mp to the present date, and consignees having
failed to tske the 81 ne and pay the charges, 10
tce is hereby gwen that the came will be sold at
Public Auctinn, zL9EFJw
On Tuesday, March 81, 1871,
for charges, the late law passed by the General
Assembly giving this Company the right to sell
articles that have remstned in this office over SIX
pish'nS'1 ~ nToT4 N ir1Arr cTFER AGENT.
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THE EDGEFIELD

BELLE MxADF, Feb. ii, 1sn-sm
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Adams Express Company.

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CO., }
81 CHURCH STREET,
NASHVILLE, 1RNS-, February II, 1871
THE FOLLOWING NAMED ARTICLES
i OF Merchandise having remained in this
Office up TO the present GATE and c6Dsignees
having failed to take the same and pay the
charges, notice is hereby given that the same
win be sold at public auction, on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

OFFICE OF SOUTHERN EXPRESS CO.,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08

The greatest amount insured In any one
risk Zone half of which is re insuI ed. $50 eco
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Southern EXPRESS Company
NLsHyIIrT. Trvr.. Feb. II, 1871.

M YhA4A IAOHW !.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-13
The Ok ford Political PersecutiOn'
10 be Repeated in this judicial
District.

The Meridian Mercury of the Sth has
the following notice Of the arrival of the
United States Marshal with troops at that
place. From which it appears that we
are to have in this Judicial District a
repetition of the outrages, prosecutions
and perjury which have been going on
during the last month at Oxford by
command of United States officials and
with the approval of the Eminent man
"who sways the destiny of Mississippi"
u. 5. MARsHALs AND MILTARY.-U. :.
Marshal, Shaughnessy and one or more
deputies, arrived here last evening. by
Vicksburg train from Jackson, accompanied
by a squad of about 20 soldiers. They
stopped at the European House, and, IL Is
reported, left on the up Mobile train las
night. We find an impression prevalent
that they have not gone far away. and viii
return this evening or tonight. or course
people have some notion ot the purpose OF
this exhibition OF combined civil and mill
tary force in this quarter of the state.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-13
.sT-w..Tbroats ma Barbariaas.''

We learn that a United States officer, at
tending Court at this place, In writing 70
his friends North a few days since, stated
that too much could not be said against our
people here. that they were "cat-tllroafs ana
barEdriaRs.' That fellows heart is blacker
than the skin OF the blacklist negro ever
swindled ont OF his money BY carpet bag
thief. One honest thought would explode
his pumpkin head.-OXford Falcon.
VIII not our contemporary of the f'al-
con name the official who has thus de-
scribed the white population of the State,
so they may know who their assaiiant is.
1t is well understood that two-thirds of
the "rascally adventurers" who with the
scalawags that have conspired with them
in the stealing business, comprise the white
element of the Radical party of the
State, bear no good feeling towards the
people who are inclined to protest against
their plundering operations, but they are
not all so out-spoken. They, together
with their accomplices, in gathering up
the wreck" are a miserable set Of fell
lows
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-13
Ths Meridian RioI.

False reports of the testimony elected
before the Outrage Committee are con-
stantly published for effect in the North
ern newspapers from which they are
transferred TO the Southern press. Re
ferring to the misrepresentation in the
case of Col. Whitaker and others Of Me
ridian, the Washington Patriot says:
"IIe testified explicitly that what is
known as the Meridian riot was provoked
by the Radical negroes, and commenced by
a black man, who shot the Judge dead be-
fore whom he had been summoned. in pre-
liminary examination for melting the riot
in question. Capt. Ford. who Vas the pro-
scouting counsel on that occasion, proved
the same facts, as did Mr.. Smith, the Radi-
cal postmaster of the town. And they all
concurred in the statements hereto fore pub
lished by Gov. AlcOrn. They agreed also
as to the peaceable condition of the State,
the only drawback being the villainous CON
duct of plundering carpet baggers, who live
upon frauds and excite the black population
to violence.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-13

The Polaris, Captain Hall, bound for
the North Pole, left New York on
Thursday the 29th of June. She will
stop en- route at St. Johns, Newfoundland,
for a supply of fresh seal OIL which takes
the place of salt junk in the Arctic
regions. Captain Hall will then push
forward to his winter quarters in the ice
pack which fringes the unexplored open
sea around the Pole, and with the return
of the sun in May next he will endeavor,
by ship or>by sledges, to reach the Pole
itself
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-13
The lamar DImcuI,,
OxFoPD, julie

70 July L 1.
Editors Clarion: Many mi.-.,..
having been made in reference " !.
taken by Col. Lamar % hc dl.a,5
occurred In tho 4. $. Courtac Ore..
due TO this distinguished iollow.r,..
they should be corrected.
The impression has been co.yav.
or Intentionally or no, it is uBB,..
say, that the difficulty had rclcror..
Ku Klux prisoners then about a.
before the L. ;. Court. This "a ~
One Whistler, acting l.. s. Deputv,
had difficulty on the streets n
with a citizen Of that place lu MI.
whistler drew his pistol upon bs
which was taken from him aud bs.l
L. S. soldier. This citizen applied
Lamar to have Whistler bound oyo,.
the peace. Col. Lamar brought ~.
TO the attention ofthe Mayor whorss'
have anything to with it, as Whsus.
u. :. Deputy Marshal. Wherein.
Lamar entered the IT, s. Court room,
sent the matter 10 his Honor, Jas..
In the meantime Whistler had en-.
L. ;. Court room, his pistol hay.s.
returned to him by the soldier, and !,
seat upon the STEPS leading 20 iii.
upon which Judge Hin sat. Col ~
attempting In very strong languws
sent the matter 70 Judge llnl, was Ifs.
ted by Whistler arising aud apbra
him in a threatening attitude WldN.-
under his coat as IL 20 draw his pi.toI
Lamar requested Judge llill tomaleV
Ter take his seat which W
did not do. Whercupon Col. h
raised a chair for Che purpose Of nj.
him down. Amidst the cries oforler'
arrest Col. Lamar arrest Col. Tamsr'l
in the soldiers! bring In the soldier
Pierce, the L.. =. Marshal. approafb.f'
Lamar. as the Col. aud uVerv ~.
thought. for the purpose of arre.tr.
Col. Lamar struck tie Marshal wld n
and came near telling him to u.a 4
| There was much excitement ANA ~.
la the courtroom ald great comic.
Gen. Foutherston aud Col M
prevailed upon Col Lamar 90 20 n.
adjoining room, aud upOu fhe N.
| stating he had no intontion of arre
! him, Col. Lamar made ana ample anaI..
Judge Hin and 10 the L.. =. Marshal &
| 20 them was satisfactory. ln thc MIa5
plan publ. shed at Holly Springs IN b
appeared which was copied hy n.y. MI
! Jackson, stating that tho prisoner ~
over the bar for the purpose of as6
Col. Lamar; this D. base illsphoud afH
so branded, by one OF The ATTORNEYS n
prisoners 20 che supposed author Of h
! IL was also stated that the students Of
University of Mississippi joined Boz ths
order; there were only four of thcm
ent Ia the room at the time ml they
no part in IL.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-13

MISSISSIPPI BEFORE THE OUTRAGE COM
MITTEE.-A Washington dispatch, commu-
nicates the following information, relative
to Mississippi affairs as exhibited before the
Outrage icksburg Herald.
Before the ku kluX Committee to-day a
Radical witness testified that he was pro-
tected from assault by Democrats, aud an
other witness showed that the disturbances
at Meridian were provoked by arson and
murder on the part of the negroes. The case
against Mississippi is completely broken dozen.
We have confirmation Of this press re-
port from the most authoritative source
at Washington. We are advised by one
who positively knows, that the scheme OF
the Radical desperados for the manufac-
ture of partisan capital at the expense OF
Mississippi, has completely failed. Our
distinguished correspondent writes, $50
far Mississippi is not scathed. =
The Meridian riots were cleared up by
Smith, Ford and Whitaker. Z x 4
The testimony of jacobson and Adam
was satisfactory" As our readers are
aware, three of the parties here named are
Republicans of them Smith and Ja-
cobson are office-holders under Grant,
and the other, (Col. ADAM was Re-
publican-who, like Carl Shurz, was ''too
honest to buy the favor of the President
at the expense of his convictions" and
flung in his face the commission which he
held before he would submit to dictation
as to the course he should pursue in the
election of 1869. Clouds of witnesses
who will have no motive to asperse the
name of the State, are yet to be examined,
and their testimony viii furnish but little
comfort to the instigators of the ''inves-
firation."
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-13

A Washington despatch says that Gov.
Alcorn is to be summoned to Washington
to testify before the Outrage Committee.
He will thus have an opportunity to re-
peat his denunciation of the ibels
which he denounced as having been
propagated by Ames, Higgins and the
correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune,
whom he classed as "swindler," and
others in his letter of April 9th. And
also to reafirm his vehement protest
against any action of the federal govern
ment "derogating from the power of my
(his) Administration to enforce the law.
And also to renew the testimony contained
in his despatch of March 18th, to Ames
& Co., that save in exceptional cases
" Mississippi presents an aobrOken eUidence
of ciuH obedience aud order"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-13
New AppoInrmemts.

We learn that it is the purpose of the At
tOrney General to appoint special assistant
district Attorneys in several OF the South
ern States, charged with the energetic and
prompt enforcement of the Ku-Klu& bill
Washington Chronicle.
The public are thus advised that the
Radical war against the South, is to be
continued with vigor. The appointment
of Especial assistant District Attorneys"
is an unusual proceeding; and is designed
to buy up Administration partizans with
money collected from its victims.