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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28
o. DAVIS, Judge.
CIRCTIT COURT, !
Coriuth. Oct. Is. 1872. {

The foregoing opinion was prepared du-
ring vacation. since last term of this Court
while l had under advisement this case
Both Attorneys in the case furnished me
briefs in which they argued the question Of
tuition, 10 loan money under its charter
But on examining the record as it then
stood, that question was not raised in it. At
this term of the Court however, the amend
ed pleas of defendants raised the question
and in pursuance of the conclusions reach
ed by me in the foregoing Opinion-the De
mure- to the amended pleas OF defendants
is overruled.
o. DAVIS, Judge.
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Six negroes in COngre- and one Iu fN.
Senate Is all the eOlOred race receives af...
four years service to the Radical party. I.
their share Of an overwhelming political
triumph.-N. O. Times.
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The Yazoo Democrat says that at the
sale of the property of Maj. Henry
Vaughn's estate, Mrs. Exum bought the
place near Vaughn's Station, while the
other was sold to Mr. Simon Stubblefeld,
K. w. Exum and one or two other
parties. The Vaughn's Station lots sold
at this sale brought SO, 900.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.-This old Democratic.
county. on account OF the carelessue5s of
the party, let Grant get a small majority
over Greeley. But % add 81 votes that
were cast for O'Conner &C HaDoloehltto. and
Greeley carried the county By 2l majority
-HandsbOrO Democrat.
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The St Domingo Annexation Scheme, it
is rumored. is to be revived again SOON A
lot spectators concerned in the project.-N.
7. Herald.
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The opportunity will no doubt Doe aHur-
ded, when IL is expected that rich, rare and
racy revelations will be made, which win
have the effect OF depriyiug jackson uI
several carpet-baggers who have been there
Ia public Office for some time past.
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II thou art master be thou soaietImoa
blind; If a sarvent, sometime deaf
Fuller,
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TIE RESULT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 20.-The vote in South
Carolina Is So, az, ana Grants majority 49,.
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SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-The South
ern Claims Commission are now engaged
in preparing their annual report to Con
gress, and no public session was held to-
day. Since their last report, they have
examined and will soon adjust several
thousand claims, the majority of which
are for small amounts.
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AND IN ALABAMA
THE LIBERALS HAVE CONTROL OF THE NORTH
CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, Nov. 19.-The General
Assembly of North Carolina completed
its organization to-day. Colonel j. T.
Morehead was elected Speaker of the
Senate, and Captain James Robinson
Speaker of the House. All the officers
of both Houses are Conservatives.
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AZ TRoUBLE IN sOurH CARoLINA.

A dispatch from Charleston says that
Judge Melton has enjoined the collection
of the State tax levy of twelve mills, or
dered by comptroller general Neagle, on
the ground Of not being uthorized by
the Legislature.
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FosFPoNEMENT OF THE STATE FAIR.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2O.-The State Fair has
.ees en postponed on account Of the horse dis
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-11
Political Notes.

The Philadelphia Age says it is altogether
OUT Oh the question to think of Hon. Charles
FRANCIS Adams as the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency.
Inc chicago Times says that Lyman Trum-
bull cannot receive the support of the Illinois
Democracy for any public station whatever
and they would sooner vote for Richard ]
Oglesby for Governor than him.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser SAYS
that the Republicans of that city and of Erie
county generally have recently given evil
dence of being thoroughly organized, and
that vast improvement has been manifested
recently, in the numbers and spirit of those
VINO attend the party's primary meetings.
Inc Philadelphia Press says truly: "Mr.
Greeley could no more secure the solid SIM
port of the Democratic party than he can
their confidence The mass of those who
fought against the flag, and of those whose
treason found not so bold an expression.
could not be dragooned into voting for him
Dy score OF Democratic Conventions and a
thousand August Belmonts.n
A Washington dispatch to the Boston
Traveller of Friday, says rumor. apparently
well founded, is in circulation here TODAY m
the effect that David A. Wells, and other
prominent engineers of the Cincinnati Con-
vention, will shortly publish letter repudia-
ung the nomination of Greeley and Brown.
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THE Washington correspondent of 1.-THE BOs-
ton Aduertiser gives the following as political
talk at the capitol:
The time and place of holding the Democrat
ic National Convention are interpreted by po-
ltical prophets of more than ordinary shrewd-
ness to indicate an independent nomination and
a disavowal of Greeley and Cincinnati. Judge
Niblack, the only member of Congress repre-
scented on the Democratic national committee,
says the action of that body in New York yes
terday means business" while James Brooks
to-day expressed his belief that Baltimore i'm
proved Mr. Greeley's chances with the Demo-
crats from the fact that the southern influence
In that city Is intense and that the entire South
WIN the<eXception perhas of Georgia. will
come up SOLID to the help of Greeley Mr.
Brooks expects the strength of the onposition
to the Cincinnati candidates will he develoned
in Ohio, Illinois and Indiana. but that II viii
not command in the aggregate over one-fftb of
the numerical strength of the convention
though including strongest and ablest delegates
The efforts to raise contest over the nomina-
tions at Philadelphia meets with very little en-
couragement though it is still talked quietly
and cautiously. A leading editorial in the Bal
timore american, on the duty of the Philadel-
phia Convention, in which great stress is laid
upon the necessity of effecting unity and har-
mony in the Republican party, and nothing
whatever said about the denomination of Gen
Grant, has attracted considerable attention
here, from the fact that the editor OF the Afaer-
can is Collector of Revenue in Baltimore, a
member of the Republican National Committee
and personal friend of President Grant.
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MURDER IN FITCHBURG.-A Fitchburg spec
ial says the town is wild with excitement over
the discovery of the body of an unknown wo-
man found dead in the pine woods west of Over
look Reservoir, Thursday afternoon about two
O'Clock, by some workmen employed on the
farm of Lyman Nichols, Esq. who were search
ing for stray cattle The body was covered
with pine leaves and laid upon the side. The
by is covered with blood. The appearance was
that of recent death as the body was warm
when found. There are no indications of
struggle, and it is believed that the body was
brought to the spot from some point not yet
emily between thirty and forty years of age.
The authorities are making every effort to trace
out the villain who perpetrated the foul deed.
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to the population. Deducting the non-consum-
ers it is estimated that the average beer drinker
swallowed GO gallons during the year.
The captains of the college crews met at
Springfield, Mass, Thursday, and decided that
the college regatta should take place on that
course. Eight colleges have signiied their in
tention of participating, including Bowdoin.
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FIFTH DIsTRIcT.-A Republican conven-
ton of delegates from the West side side of
the Penobscot river will be held at Belfast
May 23d to choose one delegate to the Ma
tiona Convention. The same day the Re-
publicans on the East side of the river in
Hancock county, will hold convention in
Ellsworth for the purpose of choosing the
other delegate.
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DIED.

In this city, May 10, Fannie E., daughter of Fran
ces E., and the late David s. Merrill aged wears
months. .si
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
at the residence of j. H. RUSSELL No. 40 Middle ST.
In Falmouth, May 10, Capt. John johnson. aged
go years.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at his late residence in Falmouth.
In Sebago May 6, Mr.. John Douglass, aged 80 years
months days
In Dresden, May 8, Mrs. Betsey Mayors, widow of
the late John Mayors, aged II years months
In Harpswell May 8, Mr.. Edward o. Thompson,
aged 81 years. 49, . 80
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A DEMOCRAT who is now enthusiastic for
Greeley and Brown was asked to fix the time
when that party ceased to revile Horace
Greeley. He promptly replied: "we began
to think better of him the moment he signed
Uncle Jeff's bail bondp'
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Don carlos, the leader of the present insur-
n IN spain, is twenty-five years old, and
enjoys IN ms own right the title of Duke of
madrid In 1907 he married a daughter of the
Duke of Parma, with whom be rece;,od . Ia
fortune, and has family of one SON and ,wo
daughters. He is of an Austrian f.o;,,, IVA
was born in Spain.
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The Biddeford Times thinks that the
Democratic National Convention should en-
dorse the Cincinnati ticket as large portion
OF the frank and file, heart-sick of the blum
ders and Illusions Of the last ten years. will
disregard all party ties and vote for Mr..
GreaIav
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-11

THE Wing does not see the Republicans in
Bangor who endorse the Cincinnati ticket.
1t is an ancient fallacy of Democratic papers to
see clouds of Republican converts before
election,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-11

The Republicans in the Senate who have
been SO earnest for general amnesty, lost all
their zeal Thursday when Mr.. Summers civil
rights bill somewhat modified, was coupled
with it,
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A CORRESPONDENT of Boston paper says
tnat many farmers are leaving various parts
OF Oxford County for the West, being dis
couraged by the past hard season with Maine
farming. The farmers of Maine like those of
all other localities have had hard seasons be-
fore, and we shall be slow to believe that the
past season will cause an unusual number to
think that Maine is only good State to leave.
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MARRIED.

In Brunswick, May 8, Elisha s. Stover Town Clerk
OF Harpswell, and Miss Cordea r.. daughter of Capt
John Bishop, of Harpswell.
In Topsham, May l, Edward A. Allen and Fannie
Dunning.
In Watervile, May 7, Silas P. Ellis, of winslow,
and Charlotte j. Fairbrother, of w.
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A petition for the pardon of a convict who
mad been dead several weeks was granted nv
the Governor of North Carolina. y
What authority had he to take Jurisdiction?
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News Items by Mail

news Items by Mail
Reports of warm weather from all parts Of
the country.
The first sun-stroke of the season occurred in
New York on Wednesday.
Parasols, light, cheap and sensible, are i'm
ported from China.
Four thousand men are engaged in this
country in the production of steel
A deaf mute is running for the Office of re-
corder in Jackson county, Ind.
The fire fend' of the graphic reporter has
been unusually active the past week. The ag-
gregate losses for the week must reach 1000,
600.
Bad cooking on the part of the wife is held
by Texas judge to be good ground for a d.
vOrce.
A member of the United Brethren Church at
Western, O., was expelled recently The only
Masonry.
An Ogle county, ILL.,, man has trapped fifty
skunks during the past six months, which is
another indication that the battle is not always
to the strong. h ~
A vigorous campaign has been commenced in
New York against obscene literature. Several
establishments have been broken up and the
proprietors send to the Island prison for the
summer.
p. The naval appropriation bill contains clause
providing thatskill, not politics, should be the
test of employment.
A father at Laconia, N. H., dug up the dead
body of his son day or two since, to obtain
from the grave clothes Masonic and Odd Eel
lows emblems.
''The prisoner has very smooth counte-
nance" "Yes, he was ironed just before he
was brought in. That accounts for it,
Prisoner, why did you follow this man, and
beat and kick him SO shamefully?" 81 am
sorry, your Honor; l was little drunk, and 1
thought it was my wife,
Miss Stevens, a beautiful blonde preacher, is
creating profound religious sensation in Geor-
gia She is said to make all the masculnes feel
like embracing her-doctrines.
A German woman, living in Goodhue county,
Mimi, yoked herself alongside of acow, one
day last week, and the two together hauled
drag during the day after seeder, which was
run by her husband with span of horses.
California papers speak enthusiastically of
the growing crops. AT least uouDle the aver
age production is expected from the agricultur-
al regions this year.
The N. Y. Post says after reading Mr. Dawes
tariff bill that sit is better thaniwe first sup
posed, reducing the tariff $4,000, 900.
The Post is pleased because the New York
Times retracts some of its previous opinions in
reference to Senator Schurz.
The claimant in the Tchborne case, on leav-
ing the Newgate Prison on bail, went off in
carriage and pair amid the cheers of the popu-
lace
The most thoroughly exasperated judicial
functionary in the United States at this mo-
ment is David Davis. He is in that frame of
mind that, like the psalmist of Israeli he wants
to take his little sling and go forth and slay
somebody.
The consumption of malt liquors in Great
Britain in 1869 was about 304 gallons per head
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TWO

HUNDRED TONS Nut Coal,
very serviceable seasOnnbIe Coal
for this time of the year,---and
reasonable enough mt S7.25 per
ton delivered by
JOS. HI. POOR 4 BRO.
Apri Q-sntf
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Rooms to Let.

WITH Board, at SO Free street. Also the upper
part of the building in the rear. ap1ad1m
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday Mny 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, FIN st John, NIB, via
Sch Adah (Br) Cain, Ponce PR-197 hhds 20 bbls
sugar, to Churchill & Co.
Sch NJ 8 E Henderson, Spear, Georgetown,-coal
to Rongs Mills
Sch Ophir, Murphy, New York,-coal to James
Williams.
Sch Lookout, Thompson, Vineyard Haven.
Sch Convoy, Balcomb, Boston, to load for Eastport
Sch VIM Deming, Mitchell, Boston.
Sch Intrepid, Randall, Boston.
Sch Adonia. Br) Meyers Boston,
Sch Falco, (Br) Walden Boston.
Sch Island Belle, H3rlbut East Is,Dn to
j B knight.
Sch Emeline Roberts, wiscasset,- heading, to l.
HObsOn. ~ @ lE
Sch Frances Ann, Holbrook. Harpswen.
Sloop Yankee, Hamilton, New London Broke ta-
Wits and Wheel and had boat knocked overheard on
Friday night, by jibing OF the boom.
CLEARED.
Barque Tatay, Moody, Montevideo-R Lewis & Co.
Barque Sarah, Cheney, Buenos Ayres-A &
Spring.
Brig Florence, Br waycott, Halifax, Ns-John
Porteous.
Sch Anna Martha, (Br) Bissett, Halifax, Ns-John
Porteous.
Sch Beard, (Br) Lewis, St John, NB-John
Porte0us.
Sch Bowdoin, Randall, Philadelphia--Chas Sawyer.
Sch Geo Brooks, Humphrey, Boston-Bunker Bros
SAILED-Barques Tatay, Sarah, Howard: brio
VIM R0berts0n schs Abbe, Eva May M LYONS
Ida Howard, and others.
LAUNCHED-At fremont 25th ult. from the ward of
Richardson, coasting schr of 1856 tons named the
Fred Holden. She is owned by s A Holden e. Co.
of fremont, Capt John Verrill (who is to Command
herr and others.
Ships Ella Norton, built at Gardiner in 1864. and
the Nevada built at Brewer in 1853 have been sold
at Hamburg to go under the German flag
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-05-11
MEMORANDA.

Brig Abby Clifford, from Pernambuco for New
York. was spoken 9Th ult on the equator-Capt Gilt
ford dead, and the mate dying; the captains wife
had been sick, but was recovering The vessel would
probably put into st Thomas.
Sch Silver Lake, (of Boothbay) Reed, from Balti-
more for Portland, put into Norfolk 9th inst leaky.
Brig Rio Grande, 6f Boothbay) Mcclellan, at New
YORK irom havana, reports fine weather up to Hat
away boat and daYita. but the hoat WAS recoyered
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO-Ars

SAN FRANCISCo-Ar2 3D. ship Shirley, Matthews,
Tacoma.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 4th. barque Isaac Lincoln,
Merriman, Boston.
PENSACOLA-Cld 4th, sch Willie Martin, Noyes,
Havana.
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS?
BEST QUALITIES
LATEST STYLES !
CHAs. CUsTIs & CO.,

e-A t-A 293 Congress st. A a
ap6sn eOd3m TT, as
THE BEAUTEOUS SPRING.
The beauteous Spring at last has come,
And Thousands welcome it with joy;
We hear the workmen's busy hum,
As each goes forth to his employ;
The grass is springing round our way
The birds are singing in the trees
And comes once more the beanteous May,
Welcomed by all on land and seas;
The Boys are out in handsome CLOTHES"
Which they have bought at George Fenno's
Coat, Pant, Vest, Hat and Shoes complete
Corner Of Beach and Washington Street,
apl3sn3m ch wk my1o Boston.
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4 case of Perpetual Motion-Ihe Boston Jubi-
lee in Fdrmington-A Serious Mdtter-Edu-
cdtiondl and Personal at "a
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SKIN DISEASES.

CARPET CLEANSING!
Parties who have had their Carpets Clearsed ON
remedy at
Fosters Dye & Cleansing Works, No. "a
Union Street.
az Gents Garments Dyed and Cleansed every day
Sundays excepted.
OFFICE 315 Congress ST.
my9eod sn till june .sA r,.~
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On Marriage.

On Marriage.
Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
OF errors and abuses early life. Manhood restored
Nervous debility cured. Impedments to marriage
removed. New method OF treatment. New and re-
marketable remedies. Books and Circulars free, in
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WASHINGTON, May s, 1872.

=" WASHINGIONJ 1u"J
The weather is very warm, winch is 10
certain extent favorable to legislationa as MEN,
bers of Congress are subject to the same SEN
sitiyenesslto heat that other men are, though
tbey eyince great inclination to suffer for
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ACTIVITY IN THE MAYA Washington
dispatch says that at the session of the Cabi-
net on Tuesday last while the Alabama claims
were under consideration the condition of our
navy was also referred to- The President said
that he had for months past deplored the in
efficiency of our coast defences, and regretted
that he could not do anything to strengthen
them. After an interchange of opinion it was
finally decided that every iron clad of the navy
should be put in condition for immediate SER
vice. The Secretary of War was also Instruct
ed to make the coast defence, particularly on
the Southern seaboard, as impregnable as pos
sibe. What can be done to put our navy in a
state of efficiency is being done and therefore
extraordinary efforts are being promptly made
to put the best of the iron clads in sea going
condition, SO that in a few weeks there may be
not less than fourteen ready for orders. If
necessary the work will be done day and night
Three iron clads have been sent to private
yards at Philadelphia for immediate repairs
Those at Boston, Brooklyn and Norfolk are be-
ing fitted out as rapidly as possible. The mon
ltors at New Orleans, can with little repairs be
made ready Without delay. The cause of the
activity aannat ha aseartained- Tha officials at
the navy department do not deny the prepare
tons, but profess ignorance as to the object of
lifting them out. information has reached the
Navy Department that the Moro Castle guard
ing the entrance to Havana harbor is being
rapidly strengthened and that fifteen inch guns
pointed seward are now being put in position
The order to fit out so many monitors at this
time excites suspicion that trouble is imminent
with Spain. --..,
A HEROINE OF THE OCEAN.-It has been stat
ed that the brig Abbe Clifford, of Stockton, in
this State, was spoken April 9th, on the Equa-
tor, bound to New York from Pernambuco, with
Capt. Clifford dead, the mate in dying condi-
ton, and Mrs. Clifford, the captains wife sick
Advices received Friday report that the vessel
was again spoken on the 21st of April, in lat.
22o north, lon. 500 west in command of Mrs.
Clifford, the mate in the meantime having prob
ably either died or remained too i'll to navigate
the vessel, which duty was being heroically per-
formed by the lady. 1t appears that between
the 9Th and 21st ult., she had sailed the brig
twenty-five degrees of latitude, notwithstand-
ing her sickness, and she will no doubt succeed
in bringing her into port. Mrs. Clifford be-
longs in Stockton, and had sailed with her hus-
band on many previous voyages, during which
she took great interest in the profession of her
husband, by whom she was taught the art of
navigation. Capt. Clifford, her late husband,
was about So years old, and was highly respect
ed for his excellent character and skillful sea-
manship
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House For Sale at a Bargain
TORNER of Bracket and Bramhall streets, re-
~ Gently occupied by j. H ]. Thayer. Good eel
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Terms to suit purchaser, not $500 dotcn requir
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