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JEANtfAL OF FORMS.
Third Editioa--Reuised and Enlwgec

Third Eiitioa--Rerised and Enlarged.
This valuable work has been thorough
ly revised. and very considerably enlarged.
and in addition to the Forms for Magls-
rates, County Officers and tile public
generally, statistics, etc, which haye made
the Manual immensely popular, 1t will con
tain all the Public Laws enacted by the late
Legislature, conveniently arranged includ-
ing
The General school Law.
The Revenue Law.
The Militia Law.
The Court Laws.
The Exemption Law. etc.
ALSO,
The Constitution Of Mississippi.
The Constitution Of the United States.
Revised Rules OF the Supreme Court.
Rules for Chancery Practice, adopted by
the late Convention of Chancellors.
A complete Directory of the Circuit and
Chaucery Courts. showing when and where
held. names of officers, etc.
The Public Road Laws of Mississippi as
now i'm force.
Railroad stations and Post Offices in the
State.
A complete roster of the Public officers
and Institutions and Courts of Mississippi.
Fees and Salaries of Public Officers.
Election and Population statistics.
Also, Miscellaneous information valuable
10 Lawyers, Clerks, Merchants, Planters
and the people generally.
IL will contain nearly $50 pages, aud
will be substantially bound. Sent post
paid, on receipt Of the price, or by Express,
&. o. ID.
POWER & BARKSDALE,
JACKSON, Miss.
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GRIFFIN q HOFFMAN, ADVERTISING
AeENTs.--We find in Baltimore paper a
lengthy and very interesting sketch of the
Advertising Agency of Messrs. Griffin &
Hoffman, of that city. This has become one
of the most extensive advertising firms on
the continent. They make Southern ad-
vertising their speciality. They have num-
Der OF customers who disburse through
them, from five to twenty-five thousand dol
lars year, and one who invests forty thous-
alo dollars in Southern newspapers alone
The CLARION has been doing Business with
Messrs. Griffin & Hoffman for the last two
years, and we give them our most unquali-
fled endorsement for promptness and square
dealing with the publisher, and for the most
Eigilant attention to the interests of the ad-
vertiser. just as certain as an advertise
ment received through them, misses an in
sertion, just so sure will the next post bring
us q reminder from Messrs. Griffin & Hoff-
man. Our foreman is disposed to think
they are rather particular.
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MISSISSIPPI MANUAL.-The third
edition of this work Is now ready, and is
being mailed to such as had filed their or
ders. 1t confirms forms and data useful 10
all public officers. The Public Acts OF the
late Legislature, State and Federal Constitu
tions, Rules of Supreme Court, Rules and
Forms for Chancery Courts, Directory of
the Courts and Public Officers, stamp duties,
postal rates, etc. Price two dollars. Adj
dress this office.
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DooLEY's YEAST POWDER stands preeni-
nent in market as being the only Baking
Powder that is free from injurious substan-
ces. Not only this, but each package con-
tains the Full Quantity Represented, while
the quality is far superior to all others
Dooley's Yeast Powder win produce from
twenty-five to fifty per cent. more good
bread. rolls, biscuit pastry, &C., than those
of other manufacture. .whileit is always con-
venient TO have In the house, and Is reliable
and economical. If you have net tried it.
ask for 1t at your Grocer'a and take no
other,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
COMSIIsSIONER.s SALE.

CHARLES JONES, Mary r. Bell ct al,
10 Vs. or Bill ITO Vs. Cross Bill,
MARY r. BELL ct al. Charles Jones.
DY VIRTUE and in pursuance of the final
ID decree rendered in the above styled
cause, in the District Court of the United
States for the Southern District of Missssip-
pi, at the December Term, 1870 thereof, | will
on Saturday, the LIST day of April next, 1871
proceed to offer for sale in front of the Court
of the county of Bolivar, and State of Missis-
sippi, to the highest bidder for cash, and be-
tween the hour of II o'clock NJ. and o clock
p. NJ, the following described real estate ly-
ing, being and situate in Bolivar county
State of Mississippi, to-wit: The north east
quarter and east half north west quarter and
east half of south west quarter and south east
quarter of section nineteen, and lots number
one, two, three, five, six, seven, eight, nine
eleven, twelve and thirteen of section thirty
four; and the south west quarter of section
thirty-fve, all in township twenty-five (22),
range eight 81 west, containing 97G acres more
or less.
CHARLES SCOTT,
Commissioner, etc.
w. & J. r. YERGER, Soils.
Jackson, Feb. l6, 1871. w5t
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LABOR AND SUPPLY
Contracts for 1871.
We have now ready and for sale at the rate Of
81 per Quire Of IA Blanks,

w M W NJ" ANt-'y "''NA 80 -'f' - NA'N a'
81 per Quire Of IA Blanks,
APPROVED FORMS, printed on the best
quality Of paper, as follows:
L. Contract for Share Of Crop.
=. Contract for Wages.
y, Landlords Mortgage Lienion Crop, for
Rent.
4. Landlords Mortgage Lien. where rent
Is sagreed to be paid in money.
>. Merchants Mortgage Lien for supplies
to be advanced in lS7l.
o. Merchants Mortgage Lien, securing ex-
isting Indebtedness. and operating a. a
mortgage for supplies which may be
advanced in 1871.
2. Deed OF Trust, securing advances by
merchants.
-. Deed Of Trust, for general purposes.
o. Deed of Trust for Rent and Supplies.
Single Blanks 10 cents. In ordering from
above, please designate the number prefxed,
and we will understand the kind wanted.
Orders filled promptly, by mail or express.
Address
POWER s. BARKSDALE,
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A couple were married ''for fun In Troy.
n. 4 e, recently, and they didn't know until
tile conclusion of the ceremony that the
gentleman who married them was really "A
justice Of the peace. They accepted the
situation pleasantly, however, invited their
friends to reception, and are now living to-
eether precisely as if their marriage had
not been an accident.
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THE LE9sRSAAEH * H.
THIRTY-FOURTH DAY.
SENATE.
NOTE OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
MONDAY, Feb. 18th. 1871,

OT4AN ~ bs
NOTE OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
MONDAY, Feb. 18th, 1871,
Ry Mr.. Paine: A bill to be entitled an
Act to repeal an "Act to regulate the super
vision. organization and maintainance of a
uniform system of public education for the
State of MisSisSippi; approved June 13,
1870" accompanied by bill as substitute
therefor, to bear the same style and title.
By Mr. Bennett: a bill to be entitled
San Act to repeal the laws of the State rela-
ting to licensing hotels, inns and taVerns."
BY Mr.. Leachman: A bill To be entitled
an Act to amend an Act entitled an Act to
incorporate the Savings Bank, of Meridian.
BY Mr.. Paine: a bill to be entitled an
Act for the purpose of making appropria-
tions to defray the expenses incurred by the
the Sergeant-at- Arms of the Senate.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. Gibbs: San Act for the relief of
Stephen f. Nash
BY Mr.. Mygatt: IAN Act to amend the
revenue laws of the State, for the relief of
tax payers during the present fiscal year."
BY Mr.. Stone: Entitled ian Act TO
amend the charter of the city of ReinZi in
the county of Alcorn."
By Mr.. Duncan: AN Act for the relief
of Miles A. King, Assessor of Lawrence
county Mississippi"
BILLS PASSED.
"An Act tor the relief of III. NJ. Taylor,
OF Kinds county"
IAN Act for the relief of the citizens of
Iuka, Tishomingo county"
'sAn Act to change the name of Mary
Ellen Courage daughter of Jno. Courage of
Kinds county"
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Chancery Rules and Forms.

The Rules and Forms adopted by Con-
vention of Chaneellors on the 10th Of Sept
are embraced in the third edition Of the
Mississippi Manual which is now ready.
The price of the volume Is two dollars
Orders addressed to this Office viii receive
attention.
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CLARION NOTICES.
ZOE 80 30.

We will send TUE WEEKLY CLARION for one
year, and copy Of the third and last edition
of the Mississippi Manual Of Legal and Busi-
ness Forms.
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An Extended POPularify.-"Brow
Bronchial Troches- have been before the
public many years. Each year finds them
In new localities In various parts OF the
world. The Troches are pronounced uni
versally superior to all other articles used
for similar purposes. For relieving Coughs,
Colds, and Throat Diseases. the Troches
have been proved reliable.
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COLUMBIA ATHENEUM, TENN
4 rrRsr cLAss scHooL FoR rouxe LADIEs.

GONE Of the advantages we offer are: Ele-
- CANT Grounds (23 acres j.. Healthy Location
...Capacious Buildings expressly for School
purposes. $1,000 Apparatus. Well selected
Rooms, with FIRE in each...Abundantly sup
piled Table...Full and Efficient Faculty. ...B
years Experience-..C Course Of Instruction
thorough and complete. Prices greatly re-
dueed Number Of Matriculates 4S5, and ia
Graduates--.No Sectarianism Session opens
September 4th-...Catalogues RREE-
WM. A. SMITH, A. d, Secretary.
January %, Is7l. sW&wlm
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GETTING MARRIED.

Essays FOR YOUNG MES, on Social Evils
and the propriety OF impropriety Of geitiua
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
unified for matrimonial haPpincss. Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box y, Philadelphia, Pa.
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.Vuf last issue We made a grevious
-, = stating that Fred Freed was. the
lug clerk of the st. James Hotel"
y nave read st. Charles HOTEL" To
pp'ans we need scarcely say that
= = ho"Moral Boston carpet-baggers,"
|t.a ~ James. Under the proprietorship
Il. Aofse, with our old friends Oscar
u, au Sci. Watkins in the Office to do
i' and take charge of your valua-
e Is no fear of any mishap occur
'OO at the st. james. Watkins and
&Apeet to see large numbers of their
<sssp rp friends next week, during the
es,. atIending MGrdi Gr0s and we ad-
I&.I Iooms be secured in advance, as
y direction we hear Of excursion
s0ing down.
I'd pas,9wn Sown which is partly in Tepnes-
SCI ~ In Virginia, has one represen.
~ Ri"hl R legislature at Nashyille and an
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RREVHTHES.

pad proceedings Of Railroad meeting in
- in another column.
= Joshua Green was elected a Director
-. Natcbez aud jackson Railroad at the
..,s, Of stockholders recently held in
y4.ehez.
-,rvrAR's CoMEERCIAL COLLEGE pre-
i-s claims to public patronage through
:. columns to-day.
-asre is rumors of a 500, 000 building
Il. erected in this city By the l.. ). Gov
-nept. The city is asked to give the
.raund.
uessr.. Merigold & Muller, of vicksburg.
..,ounce that they are prepared to supply
,',,.ers with good reliable tenants aud la
.s-ers.
xo7E.-D. Meyer, who owns Gibson's
,,aling. is the same party who obtained
=. eonrract from the Board to build the
-..rt House on his land for S45 coo.
The passenger waiting room and ticket
e.. ~ the rairoad junction in West jack
~. been greatly enlarged, and ample
fftF
an Thursday night last the barn and sta
..-.of ex- County Assessor, Jno. A. Herin,
pan we're burned, together with val
..Es horse. 1t was the work of an in
csblis'y'
,r.gsderstand that a gentleman, name
,.,,rn. who resided at Terry in this
.,rry. was yesterday killed at Madison
...s,a by having nine freight cars pass
oysr Bis body.
the time and place of meeting of the |
III ot Trustees of the Orphans Home, |
\, .be purpose Of electing a Superintend-
-.o the place Of Prof. Cranberry, deceas-
u. ba. been changed to oath inst, at Lau-
.--f.Is Members of the Board will take
.s.ies accordingly.
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aFOoLKD."-Forrest acted in Chattanooga
recently, and n Knoxville paper insists
that when he appeared on the stage, and the
audience saw that he upon whom the look
ed was not the cavalry leader, General N.
Of whom they had ever heard, they jumped
70 their feet and declared that they were
sold.
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G rand Lodge Constitution Ike e"
IntiOns, By-LawS, Rules for
Trials Etc.

The newly adopted Permanent Regulations
the Rules and Regulations relating partieu-
larly to Subordinate Lodges, ofheers and
Members, Bylaws, and the Constitution with
Amendments proposed by the Committee on
Revision, will be ready for the press by the
FIRST Of March, soon after which time orders
will be filed, at the expense Of the Lodges de-
string them, and on the following terms:
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~m ~ -
WA RRHWsD.

At st. Andrews (Episcopal) Church, in
this city, on the evening of 9th February, by
Rev. w. G. Crane, DIR. Nj. 5. CRAFT and Miss
JULIA BARR, all of this city.
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coysrIrUTIoNAL QUESTION IN THE
.-gpgyg COURr-On Tuesday, 2lst inst, a
..s sIl be argued in the Supreme Court,
s,g,Iying the power of the Governor TO re-
nave county officers from office. The case
s.as. from DeSOtO county, and originates
j. .5e attempt by Governor Alcorn to re-
-.,s from office the members of the Board
supervisors of said county, and the re-
-.aI Of said members to obey his orders.
The ease will be argued, we are informed,
t,fol. Walter, of Holly Springs, and Judge
Ysrger, OF this city, in favor of the Cover
,-r. power, and by Messrs. Chalmers and
y--an, of DvSoto county, against it.
The question has already ELECTED much
..sion in the Legislature, ana the case
MI attract much attention in the Supreme
CnH
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BTGGfEs AND HARNESS,
CARBIAGES,
SADDLES. for
LADIES. GENTS, MISSES A ID
BOYS.
WAGONS,
CARTS.
HARNESS or MANY STYLES.
BRIDES. COLLAEs HAMEs,
TRACES. WHIPS. Ac-
ENAMELLED AND OIL CLOTH
COPPER RiVETS.
AXLES AND SPRINGS,
HARNESS a. BEiDLE LEAIliEltf
SOLE. KIP AND UPPEH LEAIHEH.
SADDLE BAGS Il SATtliEl.e. ilgltnI.
CURRY AND MAJ p 'DAh7'
DOG CHAINS AND AOiLAhHf
TFXAs SADDLE-IkEE0,
SHOP THREAD. DC ace &c.
PRICES TO sliI.
FIRS, HIDES, 6cs BOUGHT.
mch25-tE
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At recent wedding In Chicago the or
ganist played ssPut me In my Little Bed" ("
Is the bridal party left the church. OF
course the request was not complied with.
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Mr. A. j. Kerr informs us that half
h-s .ckets will be issued to New Orleans
Id return for the festivities next week,
a1l from Sunday night to Wednesday af-
.,4s,u
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THE HRIDAL CIIAMHER; E--

n Snys Tor AoumG Wen ON esretar
Soeial Eyils and Abuses, which interfere with
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief for
The Erring and Unfortunate, di iscased aud de-
bilitated.
sent in scaled letter envelopes, free
charge.
Address, HOWARD SANITARY AID AS-
SoClAIlON, No. South Ninth 81. PHILA-
DELPHIA, Pa, jan l5-swSN3m
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EOR - 20.

We will send The SEMI-WEEKLY CLAnIoS fo
one year, and a copy Of the above work
Address
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MISSISSIPPI EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL.
The first number of this new monthly-de-
voted to popular instruction and literature
has been on our table for some time. III. L.
Fisher, of this city, is the editor and pub
Usher. The Journal presents very neat
typographical appearance, has 81 pages of
reading matter, and healthy advertising
department. 1t is the organ of the State
Educational Bureau, and Will keep super
intendent and teachers advised of matters
and things in that department. The price
is 81 per year.
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FEARS OF FAMINE.

The stock of flour in Paris will be ex-
hausted to-day Saturday and tomorrow
the city will be without bread. Grave fears
are expressed that Paris may, after to-mor-
row, experience the horrors of actual star
vation. This and fears of the ultras and of
mob violence makes the more respectable
people even long for the presence of the
Prussans as protection to the city.
The feeling against Gambetta is much in
creased. If he continues on his revolution
airy course his arrest win certainly be or
dered.
The Bank of France has agreed to advance
the sum of 200,000,000 of francs levied upon
Paris as a war contribution. Bonds tor an
equal amount will be issued by the city
repay the bank.
The ultra radicals repudiate Victor lingo,
Louis Blanc and Rollin, and favor Pyat,
Delescluze and Timaldi, for the National
Assembly.
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If you feel dull, drOwsy, debiltated, have
frequent headache, mouth tastes bad, poor
appetite and tongue coated, you are suffer-
ing from Torpid Liver or Biliousness,"
and nothing will cure you so speedily and
permanently as DIR. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. Sold by all
druggists.
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THE FIELD AND FACTORY. The Feb
ruary issue of this new and promising
monthly is decided improvement in mat
ter and general appearance, on the January
issue. There is no reason why this publica-
tion, beginning with circulation Of three
thousand copies, should not have ten thou
sand subscribers among the Agriculturists
and Mechanics of Mississippi within the
next six months. MessTs. Wall & Rafter,
of this city, ere the publishers. The SUBJ
scription price is 81 per year.
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BLooDrH1RsrY SENTIMENTS.

At meeting held in the Sale de la Refine
clared that to save France in the present
crisis Robespierre is required, and that the
guillotine can alone secure salvation. This
bloodthirsty sentiment was received with
enthusiasm, the assemblage yelling with de-
light. The persons present were mostly
belonging to the central Republican Defen
ders of the Republican association of
workingmen which comprises among its
members the names of the best known des-
peradoes in the French capital.
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ADVERSARY BALL.-We are in re-
...t n An invitation to attend the Grand
,.eirer,ary Ball to be given at Goodman
Z wednesday, the 22d inst. We return
- ,bapk. to the Imitation Committee and
vi ha.ipess permitting be in attendance.
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"uNAAApA4AH y ~ ~
UNHE Reward Of $500 offered for the
L captureof A. J.. Heggio, Is Withdrawn.
NJ s HINES
Widen Miss Feb. eth. 1874.
HARNEss, Of an Kinds and Prices tor
III Carriage, Buggy and Wagonni nt .oaF
de At a.. D. Htd way -
VNENNEsEE, Dixie Corn and Cotton PioWa
A. very cheap, at
L Attest styles Of Miles g sons Ladies eng
IL Misses Shoes just received ana i'i a-ta
0y WM. D. TAYLOR & co.
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INSIDE PARIS.
An ERA OF ANARCHY.
And the Horrors of Starvation
Threatened!
CTelegrams to the New York Herald,

(Telegrams to the New York Herald.)
LONDON, Feb. z, ISL
Up to the present moment all is confu-
SION There Is tendency to reject en- masse
the members of the Government of Nation
al Defence who are candidates for election.
Meetings are held daily and are more de-
monstrative in character. The name OF
Garibaldi is received with cries of NO
stranger
Some of the political clubs insist that
those who surrendered Paris should be ar
rested and tried. and that any candidates
desiring the support of the clubs shall sign
an agreement undertaking that the Govern
ment of National Defence be called TO the
bar of the National Assembly TO render an
account Of their conduct In signing the ar
msstice; that they shall agree that a treaty
OF peace shall never be signed on the con-
dition OF the cession Of Alsace and Lorraine.
and that Paris shall continue the defence
and refuse TO capiIulate.
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! PIoUs AND PROPER WIsH.-An es-
q eorrespOndent, writing from Adams
81 closes his letter as follows: MAY
= Of all grace give you strength COM
''ate with the magnitude of the cor
= you are so nobly fighting against,
-'"h Your efforts with early and COM
Success" This is certainly a sincere
/" as our friend encloses a post-office
ioF eight dollars, and adds four new
= to our list.
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We acknowledge the receipt of polite
invitation to attend the 22nd anniversary of
the Hermean Society, at Oxford, to be OBJ
served on 22d inst. Chas. Chepard McKen-
zie is to be the orator for the occasion.
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Which prices include the prepayment Of
postage or express charges by the under
signed. The pamphlet will be gotten up in the
best style, and will be an invaluable Manual
for Lodge Oficers and Members. Orders to be
filed bv mail should be accompanied with the
price as above, or may be sent by Express,
Ill POWER,
Grand Secretary.
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EF. RAwoRTH, EsQ.-The public
.agthe line of the Vicksburg and Meri-
ll Railroad will sincerity regret to learn
al.tis gentleman has rendered his resig-
5aal as superintendent of the road, to
ass 5fect OF the first of next month. He
.a5es too, with the hearty regret, and the
Nest unqualified endorsement of his COLA
5arers in the management OF the road. Mr..
Avorth entered on the duties of his posi-
.u about four years since. under serious
.4dyantages; but his large experience,
BIZ indomtable energy, and the judicious
is Of the means as his command are now
manifest in the generally improved condi-
a.H Of the road, and in its freight tariffs
li connections with other lines. MIR.
Asorth will carry with him the regrets
El good wishes of thousands who do not
even enjoy his personal acquaintance.
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POWER ~ EBAREkSDALE.
If Jackson, Miss.
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TRoCHU's POSITION.

General Trochu. in declining to become
candidate for the National Assembly, says:
Il only consented to retain the presidency
of the Government of National Defense
from a sense of duty 10 my colleagues and
to my country. l am about to be discharg-
ed from it; my part must finish with the
events with which it took rise"
The letter from which have quoted the
foregoing extract was read at one of the
public meetings, whereupon the assembllge
exclaimed, as with one voice, The mem
bers of the government are all towards"
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FRATERNAL.-Our clever friend Capt. Il.
Walpole, publisher of that sterling journal
the Central Star, at Goodman, will accept
the thanks of THE CLARION for several
names recently added to our subscription
list. Such fraternal favors are cordially
appreciated.
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s25 REWARD.

&25 REWARD.
OTOLEN from the undersigned, seven miles
- from Clinton, on the Clinton and Madison
road, on the night of Dec u, 1870 one BAY
HORSE MULE, little above medium size,
over large legs, knock-kneed, branded ''W7
on left shoulder; small white spot near the
crupper. He was carried in the direction Of
Bo1tons' Depot. l will pay the above reward
for his recovery, or any Information leading
tohis recovery will be literally rewarded.
JACOB v. BRASWELL'N
jackson, Miss.
Care A. VIRDEN. sw1t-w3t
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A coNFLICT-THE DIsoUALIFYING DECREE
REAFFIRMED.

Minister Etienne Arago has issued a cir
cular, in which he maintains the validity of
the DEGREES making members of families,
once regeant and imperial office holders, in
eligible to the Assembly. The circular
adds that the decree of exclusion extends
to all members of the BOnaparte family.
The Morning Post publishes a special des-
Prussians show determination to retard
the revictualling of Paris. Nine trains load
ed with provisions for that city have been
detained by them at Amiens, though the
line is entirely clear"
The Post says that the British War Office
and Admiralty are actively assisting the
efforts to revictual Paris, and that large
number of British transports will sail in
few days with provisions.