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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09
Reuefe Na@ri6teu.

Milwautee 81. San. 49, Das
6puitay 6auS in &enelba, Bisc,,
brannte beute Morsen 5 l1br ab. Cine
Grau s. 9. Merrtl uno TIRE 4 &inees
fanten tbren SOB IN ben Glammen uni
n1sbrere perlonen erlitten i9were @erlez
Itun8en.
} - Gin 9ewi6er @ep. @barpenntna
(tatte nit 3llfe eines frlberen @ebdljs>
General poametfer bic pai1run9 elmer
E&elelutien tmgeu8res bur@8ei&w{nbelt,
|wtl&e TIM 3ablunS fit einen frdberen
(ima9tudrex Yof &ontraft bewiQi8te,
wel@er su wteoerbclten Malen BON BEN
@eneralpofamte alsS @wtnbel surld9e>
wte| ct, &porben &par. .Na@pem bieReioluz
tipu palIrt >par, Bate eer General Yefz
Heiaer cine 3abluussanweiluns fir
tber $40O> 900 auf eaS @6abant aus
E0eReat unb war bieleS im 8e9r{f bic
AnweilunB ~ bonsrtren al6 Die 5ausz
COMMITTEE far Appruprtatienen Dinp
pom eislemg el@dftaep befam uro purce
auf Mntras Der Committee I'M 9aule ~
fort einnimmfs cine Relplutton pai7rt,
pelde Die frabere, fir 3ablans Der Tor>
perung aufbebt.
- Der BuuosS Senat bat Wiai6
Drummono al6 @pmmi0dr bes @eueral
2anoamte5 beitdtt0t,
DIE sfentlf9e S@ulo wuroe wabz
renb bes Mpnat5 Sanuar UNI $4>040,z
986.95 Yerrin9ert. G5 bel anoeu iG
am 1. 6ebruar $99,066 500 in@olp uni
$24>875>788.84 in papterselo imS9abz
ANTE.
3ew Wort 2. Eeb.-Dte5 anbel6z
&ammer beldloB beute einfimmt9 ben
Nptbletoenten In Granfretd 91lfe su fen
cen. Sn Bpfon 1T cine abnli@e 8ewe>
8uns i'm @an9e.
- Wdbreno te6 MonatS Sauna,
lan9ten 141O Deutl 9e I'M 5afen Ser
&erp Sort an, 9e9en 2100 in bemielter
Monat pe8 Yerfp0enen Sabree.
- @erd9h babet i@ BIER abermala
perbreitet, eaB Der Yrdfbent na@ teu A
Mdr3 fein Cabinet Bdnslt@ reor9aniirer
unb wabrldeinli@ nurD elanp, ber jebte'
@ecretdr bes Snneru III bemlelben per:
bleiben werbe.
- Scr @enat bat bic Domination
beS NeY. @ramer zines @9waeerS bei
(prdcbenten, gum @e|antten na@ Dane:
mart rf@t betdtfgt pa bemlelben bic nD:
tbieen Gdbtefeiten fir ras Mmt 9dnalid
atSeben ieQen.
- Gin Correspondent BON Gan Do:
nfne i@re{bt an, 11ten.
uDie Spppnnsuteu be6 YrdfDentel
8ae, wp0en oenAuaeftirun9 ni@ts wi7er
70 wie mebrere ber er5beren @tdote au
[ber Sniel. @abral bat 4 Nrneen ibla9:
! ferti9 melde Ct Baes eut9eBenfe1en fam
loQtt bieler bic annefttrun9 nit @ulf
bes prptecteratts unltrer &bmtnifrat{ot
(burdtben pollen. Ran befIr9tet be,
@uSbru1 BON Geinbielfofeften 3wtl9et
8ae3 TN eoer Oppofttpn.
pbilatelpta, 3. Geb.-Dreia ali
poli;et 8eamte perfleibete Diebe mubter
19 0e(1 tern Nbeno Z llbr @tnlaB in bi
Bennington 8unf 81 perlaaftn> fnebelter
bep Mann> psl9sr bic Na9twade ii
bet Banf bielt, unp betablen BE 8an1
I'm n1ebr als $65. 000> n1et1enS @ou.
pons BON &eSterunSS Bone8*
N%a}bYille 3. Geb.-Sn 81 &alt
@eun,Y> Genn.> ern1urptte am 20. San:
nuar Sobn .8rtewcpo cine Sra,
Billings uno Serwunrete ibre pret;ebn:
jdbrige Spater. Der @6rper, better
&bddt e8 mar, pa8 jun9e Mdc@en J,
11dnoen, fe9tett.
Gleren;, 2. Sch. - Die italteni
1aen 0eputtrten bel9lpben NIT 232 &C.
gen 20 Stimmen ben SfB per &e9terun!
mad &em gu uerle9en.
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Sem 6u1tel1 fnebr.
~

Marner's Cough Saliam bsilt unS 1871 oen Sufen
Strait. ipturt Srl.iatsrune 1T serfdaTsn uno e:entuea BIZ
bartndd,eien B6ue upn 5uaen, Gr'altnna, Salsabsl 8ronS
dttis, sfnAuensa s atarrb, NRtna uusS dmtnbiudt Ut turtret.
81 a,fpib lit bic &rletd,ttruug uns 70 fdsr Der GHeft In
auen' ubensenannte1 Sduen, p6tr irsenb auseren sails. unb
Qungen>Qeioen. tab Gaufenbe BON Ntrsten Ten 8al{an tag
It'd Serf&reibeu uue al. berNuadt itns. bab CT bic bette itnsn
~tefannte M.bi;in fir 5eiluns unb Grpeftorahrn 1T. Cine
DpFs periasft ebesrnalGrlet&terun u. tn ben neiten5daen
eenist cine 6lafde fur cine Sur. gStrs tn ero5.n Glai&en
Scn DruagHten sertauft. prets Elm Dollar. @s 1T cure
etsene @dAnlo, weau ibr buffet uno Tibet. Der BALKAN tu>
rrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09
Gin Die
Gin Die
T0rrnegr:te u. O0rtxcr
BON MinuelotQ*

Die TFan3tn une @dmertisn les "Diase 1ranf." eEet6'
brrn) nerben TIT biefem Gtuate TN r6Gatn Brabjabre eiuee.
futrt .peroen ais etner Der pertbupueen Mrtitel rel1sr jemale
BET een garrtern tn ete!ern Stdate etngefutrt tuurbe: Seer
tlate I'd bisfe gfansen une @dmeret ani&ahtn. yNt Elm Biz
flnf Dollar fam zinc Ginjdununa Don $50 Nutbett NIT emit.
ger naeen Arbett xub Nufmertfamtett aneelsst rerseu.
Soma, Nsbras!a unsSrsanfas BADEN ~uasefa9r pier Sabr tu
rid tie.mit etnen @sriit sema&t unb lam maa bier ies
3,den Der SiaBe Orange meilenpst febe-.
gDeber Rube. Dterce poer SbDar3nieb t1nnen bNrG ftSe
Eeden brtn8en. 0iefe 5eden lIrfen ntenaals erneuert wer.
ktn. Garmer pslde b'e!en ylan %atppttreu iperen buntetre
BON DpQars, Hnb erpetiea ft bteie 5ed'n ais eae Sputdn'
tiae SiGerteit etgen 3erffSruna BET 5rudte burd 1lte oees
aatten Ter Ofaee Strange. 2er saane 1est tem Der @en'
rentiuHe dbnlid unb Mrs am erhen sHat gepHan3t. Der
@pbeu mu6 IN euten1 3udanee fem unb fret BON untrdttt &C.
haltsu tSerben. Per Saaute miro In Sleiben aepFanst nelds
uus.fdbr swet 5ub yon einaneer ertfent flint, unb tn ben Tin;
3einen 1tethea unsefdbr bret 3oa ausenanher. SIM 9erba
u>erbsn bic pFau;en bsrals9enomren unb 1T etn'u Seller
9ee8t. Gbe btelesbeu nn1gepfanst tperben, uu1et bic 5ptben
I 8us BON br gDarael abeeIdnirten rperten. Naa Der um>
perben unb fpQten bieielgen i~nnerbalb elmer GtnL no Biz
5ede anseleet rerten fDl. uneefabr Ster 3pq bon einanber abb
fettnb eepFan,t rerben. Sttrtt cine pRan3e al, 70 n,ub ene
anbere an TIRE @teue seisbt ruerbtn. 8wet Sabre. naGb benz
bic unr6an3une Ratt9efunbea bat, ma1en %bttielten pier 3o1
Sedreibeu bic 5ede bid unS TART unb ~se.Iinpert Is, tab Ne
III bod rabfcn.
Sic f4arfen DDrue1 rnaaen Is ireenb einen, Ibtere un.
rn5alid; burd tieie SeGfsn 5t fpmmen.
Hsenturen trfrbcn in jeeem County int Gtaate etatlt:t trerz
ben.
8. ST. Srisbee. grtn,isal.
~. aNarib, Genera1sN gent.
Gae S,bers fir gTarseu unb @aame nu6en ant 81.
Marip, 8. s. 8pr 2S5, Saint . auI, Mtnn., &C.
IA It wsrben.
cobn Slime,
Dabaipap>s tra5e, sesenaber ben, 6fentliaea Martt,
st. paul.
2mitb s. Ooriep. Sadion Ctr, 81. PAUL. 3.nt, ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09

@eabpbD S @eas, M rna8ers.
Direftpren.
s. G. @i{on, Gisentbumer bes Micullet 5aules.
Gbpntas 2opra, Sfentli9er Nptar.
s. .. Wtas, 5dnbler in: @runbeieentbum.
5. q. Murpby. prdf. Gr9ange Il. @apings ST.
@ttretdr-@ 6. @lart.
@9abmeifer-S. 8. @ible, praF. 1. Stat. 8art.
Dautt bas etetrtt publttum ~puafdntts ater;euat rerbe
tab BIS 1nternebmen Elm sei&dftsmd6tses unb e~brenbaftes ii
uno bab Der ~n1ateqpfe Gbarafter hes S6abmetfers unb Dtret=
fortune ieee ;%ueifelbdfte 9rpppfttpn NIT Nera9tune 3urud.
weiien warben, erlaubea iid bic Manaeers nod foleen6e eben
70 bod ,gsa4tsten ais .pOblbetannten gerionea ais %0tefe1enseu
a~HiusebtH.
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Qeben8. @etu.


SSarners Tinum Yitae, pber Qebens 9Setn 1T
tia arpeer Blutreinteer anb eelifates @etrd nj. IS enttdlt fesne
i9apltd.x Drpsuen uoer Iunreiuteteten unb it Elm greparat
fur ale melde nimulirenber Mitfel beolr1en. Dteles Dttttel
it Elm Ipntc unb SerihaTt eutenGppetit, unb tt bas bette blut-
%reiniseuee Mlittel ber GDe1t. Gs 1T bs anssnsbmae uno be"
lifattfeHeitsl. pefbts iennals benz publitnm %anssboten + arse,
BET uest.n1 te1er ais Srdnby. gDbtstes, gDetn, Bttters eoer
rpSSbl bas mdnnlide as peibl,de @ef4lett, Sung unb alt,
tDnnea Rem 2eb snspetn aebrauaen; ~ 1T in Der 1bat Elm
iunbbeit ertreuen tuuQen uuS uuunerbrpdener ~lebbafter &C.
r1nltbsftmmune, werben pobl tbun, seneebensueta gu aebrau'
den. @s 1T pOn aaen onberen @etraudsnitteln serfdteeen.
Saloons. greis eM Dollar per Guart glai5e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09
.gssA:zssSS SsaSSss.SIsS921xa1s
% arner'8
6eilmittel fur6dmprrbpiDen

Baruer's 5eilmittst fir Sdmorrboieen bat
l9 itnmsr, I'm tst,nt ENGINES Saue) bswdtrt pup fu,irt bic
.iolimmfen 5dCe rp, %bItnoen, %ftebeneen nub bluteaSea Sd
mprrbp1ben. Splde, wtl1t an ttsir Rrantbsit lsibea, ipatea
It'd ipfprt an ibren M~pptbcfer Henbeu, unb Warners 5stlntt.
tie! fir 5a1nurrtpioen (giles) D%erlausen. gs TIT MIR fir
otvie Sra nt1eit uno pire fur ieint a,tere &rantteit ennpfpb.
len. IS bat in pielen 8dlen. pelde uber brsiFta Sabre ut
len 3u paben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09

70. BIS 50.--tnclnt0e, je6e5 Baar I:
81 Biz 1QO-incluitpe jeees II
DEM @eutnner BON 0runoeteentbum nerten Befibtttel Uni
fret %9e:efert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09

- Oils Gnti9uloisun9 bradte Elm in
Bicn bes MlorbeS ether Grau Beidul>
ot9ter TplAenbeS Dor: uMber t9 bitt
SD ermpro' nit u1ein etseneS @eit>
>pcro' i'd tp9 nit tpptidla9en Elm fren<
be9 !"
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QN6NepNQ.

SEEsEEzxSE*:S"1SsESxzss
ssarner's 9psespfIa Sonic 1T etn preparat cans
teipaeers eeeisuet fsr %tiejeaisen. 'pslde an Wtas: nfdpa6e
uno b%abitueQer 0e.frpfuns Ieiben. Dieles TT Elm 5pnic, mel
DIS ben shascn le;dt ttravltrt aup eutsn %ppsttt etebt. Is
Rdrlt Fen Mta9sn uuo bringt bic Ssroauunas. 5BrrSeuse in II.
re1 ~as{unben 3unano ;ursf. GdnaGe, nerrEie unb spspep'
tide yer.puen icateu Narmer's Dpspsic Conc &C.
braudea. 3u ssrteufen bel aaen Drussiien. Ere;a elm
Ipuar.
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Qrfisutrtb'ilung
bic ant 4. M16.3 49,
i'm 0pern Gau5 in Minneapo0S

fattfnten mirb, ais grdmie ~beissben. Wan nirbb ieraus er-
ieten bab Der 8aufer zines GbrpmOs ben gBsrtb feines @elbes
ipfprt IN Hunftwertea er9alt unb ba3u moo rim Iitet ais Yrd.
mite btfomrnt, auf melhe5 er am nadi7eu /. Widr, eiucs Der
xa4folaeneea 100 @klterle aetpinnen !ann.SS
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g. .. @tne'S
l46fe reselmdRise mpnatlide
|6t(0ruk Dtrloo(uug.
!3iebuns AM mpataa 5. 20. Sch. 1871
$4,000 Gen 9e(6enkea
I 8aar Oetptnn Don $4,000
2 Baar @eptune Opn je $1,000.
8 Saar Ge.ptune BON il $500.
5 Saer Oetptnne Don je $AOO.
Gin Ga~mtlienma0en nebt sufammenpai<
}enccm pferoe9elpann uno flterbez
]9la9enem @el4irr int Dertbe
Don $500.
idbirr. sSert6 SsSo: Sin Moftnboi; W,smo
lien Ndbtn aibiuen i'm Nertb BON ie %iaO
1900 8oloene uun I~lterne ooppelbdu0ae l1bs
rem, i'm Bertbe Don $25 bis $500 iebe.
%nsntensn, ieNee unb boppslt platttrts dtberne E,ia' uab z9se.
| eRfel. Gilberrlatrte Itidmenaecn, Yaotperapbii9e 81.
burns. golhene Damen 9rsGen uno Sbrtnee, 6ploent 5errtn
Bufennabelu, &inse, @olbferern nit llterner Grtenfipn, &c.
@siammtansat1 Der @ei&eate 10000. Sole auf u. 900 IL
| thrntrt.
Metne 146ae resslmdsise mrnatl;de @eiaent. gerleufuns
I wtrb am Wpntag, ben 70. Ttbruar 1871 f%fattinben. SD bin
| 1et In benz elhentperlpplune -@sfddfte fe. II Sabres,
pabrene welatr 3ett TO iistsesn iabrliae 9srlop funeta, nteE
unh erebts balbiabrli&e. uno bunpert flint unD eier3tg reee!'
| mem stn3iaen Sale bet cine @ers5 aeruns, eber iraenb etpas
fatteefunbeu, bas ntat uellRdnbise . efrtebteun 8
Der geri6eruue @laubeu f&enten, bab bic DerlOuiuns prompt
| am f%efee1ebten Iase CUR poafdnetsen 8efrttbisune auer Be-
} ~tbtttsten ~ftattfnben tptrb. Gin beutlder elert 1T %aneefelt,
| UNI ausi4tteBltd BEN beutf1cn @eftdfte SprSuaeteu.
! M9enten pcroen perlanat, nm 2upie III oers
~fauten: Is werben oenielben liberal. Nrdmten
besabtt werfen.
Ginaelme Souie 81; @ebs 2ooieS5; Sm6lf
2poie $40; TInfu rtSmans:a &ooie SEQ.
Girculare, pelGe p~pQRdnoise Yrstsltfen eatbalten, foute
! ten, tn Besue auf bic gerluOffuns, usrten at trsend Ssmaub
J auf Befeuung Serfnntt-
! NQe Briei { 0np III a%sreiFren an
| e. .. Cine. Npr SO.
/ Office: Cincinnati. D..
1O1 gDef 5. Stry Cincinnati. 8. nppt7.5mt.
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weiiun0enr

~ i " II ~ e u II { W.
III reSxSirtex Staten.
sablbar BET aueu ppRdmtsru IN
Deut11lanb,
2urembur9>
ben Nteberlanben,
DdneW1ort,
Nprwe9en unp
g Gmeben.
EstHiu3 BrpB u. Dunbar,
aeenten ses Norbeeutfae en- sIuss fur ben 1sfaaSet>
fuuss.8ertetr.
@~Gife~G ontrafte
tae Dam9f- uns sseeIfatHe N >ta b'atefea srs'fsa
MiQiuS Brp's u. Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09
Gmmenta9p9d.


%aruer's Gmmeniaguga 1T tas etn;iae tetannte
Mirtel peld,es Tin jeberu Eaue) ben nei6en Blu6 turtrt- gD
II. BITE Sarstlie, In pelder pieie wt6tiBe Diesi'ta nidt uerlanst
III? SPLITTER, es III tte5 Der gr6bts Sesen, relaer @ud jemals
%onaebut.n unb lpntet tbr bieles Mittel iOfrrt anidahen. Is
if Fin Gdere Cur fir mstbltde l1nreseln,dbietetten unb III in
jetem Safe ;userlai1a. In reldsm bic Determination burb
@rtdttune uter &rantteit eebemnt TT Bet Drussiten III
raben. prets elm Dollar. Ourd BITE ppt per1anbt bel @ms
ptano ppa Elm Dollar uno flint unb Swan3ts Gents.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04
KsREVITTES.

The completion of another railroad to
Jackson insures 1t as a great railroad centre
that future roads will naturally seek.
Prof. Lowe has engaged the Muh build
ing and adjacent ground on Capitol street,
and will at once erect machinery for the
manufacture Of ice.
Brandon and Canton are making com
bined bid for the Mobile and Northwestern
railroad VIII Jackson allow 1t to slip
through her fingers!
Two of the most important railroad lines
i'm the south now stand knocking at the
door for admission to Jackson, but no one
moves to open it. Shall they be kept out!
We regret TO learn that Col. w 7. With
ers Yesterday suffered the loss, by fire, of
new gin and fifty bales of cotton on bis
Edwards Depot plantation. The fire was
discovered about oclook in the morning and
was evidently the work of an incendiary.
The argument of croakers,' who " don't
think railroads benefit Jackson Is much
like the horse dealer who objected to rail-
roads generally, because stage lines would
cease and his sales would fall off. Ten years
later lac could not supply the demands made
for stock To run omnibuses to the depot.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04

THE SOUTHERN FARMER.-A letter
from DR.. NJ. W. Philips, the well-known
editor of this very excellent agricultural
journal. advises us that he is now sole pro-
prietor, and that THE SOUTHERN FARMER
not only rests on good financial footing,
but enjoys a monthly circulation of ten
thousand copies, besides a handsome adver-
Using patronage. We congratulate the
Doctor ON the success which his personal
efforts and the intrinsic merits of his mag
azine have combined to accomplish. The
Southern Farmer is useful visitor in any
household. The subscription price is only
two 10 liars per year. ddress, DIR. NJ. w.
Philips, Memphis, Tenn.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04
CLURS. CLUBS CLUBS:

From this date, and until further notice.
we viii send TIE WEEKLY CLARION for one
wear. and either Of the following Monthiles,
for 50 50:
The Southern Farmer, Memphis, IeIh-
The Rural Carolinian. Charleston > Z.
or either Of the above, and a coPt OF the
H3rd and last edition of The Mississippi
Manual Of Legal and Business Forms, for
% O0-the usual price of the book alone
being two dollars.
~ We cannot be responsible for remit
fances unless By registered letter, post-ofiice
order, or express.
Address,
POWER & BARKsDALE,
Jackson. Mississippl.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04
a TcutOu-S Protest against Ihe
Squedunk.''


Sguedunk.-
Der schades of night was falling down
Ofer der roofs of dis ere town,
Ven droo der shtreets You hear der noise
OF five, six hundred leetle boys
Nit boxes,
Desc boxes vot they shteel, | know,
Dey doesn't buy them any how;
IND round der shtreets dcy goes in = ring,
A-bulliu' at them curS'd diHgS
Like hens.
| dinks dere was some shickens loose
Says l "Mein COTS | cooks your goose
| shneeks around-dunder! | svare-
Dere vas no hens, not any ware
Twas boys.
Den Himmel, | vas mighty mad,
| wish il we're der bets had;
I'd shake der lives out of dem boys,
If dcy don't shtop mid all desc noise.
You bet!
Vcll faint no use dat do svare,
Ven now, You can't 20 any ware,
Ndin de 'ouss, vidout the door,
Dey makes much drubbel as perfoTe,
Dem boys!
l dold YOU shust vat | shall do,
I'll ketch desc boys und so wood you,
Und den you see dot dey shall feel
Der vate OF dis here Dutchman'S heel
Be sure!
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04

Brevet Col. Rose, commanding the Fed
eral troops now soiourning in this city,
learning that two of his men had been en-
gagged in fight constituting a breach of
the peace, near the court house on Wednas-
day night, sent them down to Mayor Lee,
under arrest, on Saturday morning, to be
dealt with according to the civil laws: at
the same time informing the Mayor that
posed furnishing them according to the
military code. Mayor Lee fined the bellir-
erent "boys in blue" 81 80 each, and costs.
Col Rose is a true representative soldier.
and in this matter as in all others. shows
his respect for the civil laws.-Ab erdeen
Examiner.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04
Information Wanted from Super.
infemdemf PeaSe.

Information Wanted from Super
inIemdemf Pease.
The following is an extract from yes
terday's proceedings in the House of
Representatives
By Mr.. Hatch: Be it resolved by the
House of Representatives of the Legisla-
ture of Mississippi, That the State Super
intendent of Public Education is hereby
requested to furnish to this body such facts
and statistics as he may be able 10 obtain
from the Records of his office, as will indi-
cate the present educational condition and
prospects of the State, and such other in
formation as he may deem important, to
illustrate the working and success of the
present school law.
Mr.. Street moved to amend the resolution,
as follows:
'Reporting the location and numbers of
school houses burned through the State
during the last twelve months" Carried.
Mr.. Catchings moved to amend the reso-
luton as follows:
"Directing Superintendent to state why
he has not sent in his annual report, as re-
quired by law" Carried.
And the Resolution as amended was adop-
ted.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-04
MOBILE AND NORTH-WE@T.
ERN RAILROAD.
P.biie Meeting IN xa1oo City.

At public meeting of the citizens of
Yazoo City, held at the City Hall, on Thurs
day. the 9th April 1871, +. Barksdale was
called to the Chair and p. M. Dougherty re-
Quested 10 act as Secretary pro. tenn.
On motion of W.. s. Epperson it was
unanimously
Resolved i, That any tax levied by Yazoo
City, or individual subscription made by
the residents thereof IN aid of the Mobile
and Northwestern RailrOad, should be con-
ditioned upon said railroad coming to or
passing through said city.
a That In our opinion the proposed rail-
road should 50 bisect Yazoo County as to
contribute its benefits among the greatest
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The ynschex and jackson Nail.
Road.
The Natchez Democrat says /:

Inc NaIcheZ Democrat sayS:
Many inquiries are daily made about the
progress OF the Natchez and Jackson rail-
road enterprise. In reply to them all, we
can only say that the directors are proceed
ing with all possible haste. A contract for
the printing Of the six hundred thousand
dollars OF bonds voted By Adams county
has been completed, and we understand
that so som as the bonds can be obtained
and some of them negotiated, the work viii
be commenced and continued as fast and
long as the means furnished will warrant.
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SABBATH SCHOOL {

SABBATH SCHOOL CELEBRATIoN.-
The several Sabbath schools were well re-
presented at the general meeting last Sun
day evening, to determine as TO the Sab
bath School Celebration. The celebration
viii take place on Friday, 18th inst. Com
mittees were appointed to attend to all the
details There will be a meeting, for sing
ing. at the Methodist church, next Friday
evening, at o'clock, and ut the same hour
ON Sunday evening,at the Episcopal church.
All the teachers and scholars are expected
to attend,
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This College founded in 1882, and chartered
by the Legislature of Louisiana, has full and
able Faculty, and separate Professors for each
branch Of Study, so TO save the time and
money of Students, and fit them at once for
business. They take the Commercial
Course. or the Modern or Ancient Languages
or Mathematics, Book Keeping or Pennman-
ship alone, or the whole course of the College
They have a LIFE SCHOLARSHIP, in all
ONCE.
Ssa-Persons from II to 90 years of age at
tend.
N. B-Of all our numerous Graduates, for
the past 30 years, NOT ONE is now out of pro-
htable employment, 50 far as known. THOsE
OF LAST YEAR ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM
$1,000 TO $1,000 PER ASNUM. We have ample
arrangements for board, from $25 to $50
month. When Clubs of Three or more enter
at the same time, ten per cent deduction is
made.
There are no observation-disclosures can begin
at any time. Those who begin soon will be
able TO ill good situations in the Sprin :; when
Merchants make their changes.
For Catalogues, address
RUFUS DOLBRAR,
feblOwly President.
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MARRIED.

On the evening of the 9th, at St Peters
Church in this city, by the Rev. II. Pieheret,
Mr. MIKE O'BRIES and MISS EUPHRAIsIE
GUINASD, all of this city.
By the Rev. j. s. Collins on the 18th inst.
az The residence of the bride, the Rev. EU-
GIsUs III. AFFORD TO Mrs. EMMA MOORE, all
OF Madison county, Miss.
April 18th, 1871
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BATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
BY the announcement of Mr.. Joseph BaX-
ter, proprietor of this healthy and popular
resort, it will be seen that guests can be ac-
after June 1st. Families who
visit the Springs early, and who propose to
remain during the season, will receive the
benefit of a liberal deduction from the usual
rnfes. Sec advertisement.
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LAURA FAIR.
Her ComvictiOn-HOw She Stands
1t.

SAN Francisco. April 26.-The jury in
the case of Laura ID. Fair, the murdereSs of
a. l.. Crittenden, remained out forty min
utes. The verdict was murder i'm the first
degree. The prisoner appeared somewhat
paler than usual when taken from the court
room, but was otherwise unmoved.
This verdict, until within the past week.
was not generally believed to be possible.
nearly every body expecting the trial would
prove a perfect farce, ending in the acquit-
tai of the prisoner or disagreement of the
jury. Nine-tenths of the community re-
gard the verdict rs just and proper vindi-
cation of the law, and a rebuke to the doc
trines put forth in defense of the case.
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The PRENTIss HOUSE, NICKsBURG.
What weary aud thirsty traveller has not
heard OF the famed Gen. t. c. McMakin,
tie prince of hosts? He, in company with
Mr. England, who is also success in his
sphere. has in charge this well-known estab-
Iishment. Visitors TO Vicksburg, who pa
troAize it, will be assured OF kind treatment
Luxurious living-and = all the best IN the
world
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STATE OF NEW YORK,

coGNTY OF Esw YORK.
JUsrUs LAWRENCE, President, s. c. CHANDLER,
Jr., Actuary of the Continental Life Insur-
ance Company of New York, being duly sworn
depose and say, that the foregoing is full
true and correct statement of the affairs of the
said Company, that the said Insurance Com
pany is the BONA FIDE owner of at least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual
Cash Capital invested in State and United
States Stocks and Bonds or Mortgages of Real
Estate unineumbered and worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgaged; and
that they are the above described officers of
said Insurance Company.
JUSTUS LAWhENCE, President.
SETH G.. CHANDLER, Jr- Actuary.