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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

DIR. Hanslow, of Hazlehurst, besides
being one of the best physicians extant
is clever man and a valuable citizen.
Ifthe Doctor was to move off, the bottom
would drop out of that town, and per-
son visiting there would be impressed
that there was to be one grand funeral.
-Beauregard Herald.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
President Grants Contemplated
Southern Tour.
Fran, tl.a Men X<,~l- xIo.a,a
WAsHTNaToN. Feb. 3. 1873.


The President to-day assured delega-
ton of Georgians. that after the business
of Congress was over, he should, In COM
pany with the members of his Cabinet,
make an extended Southern tour, pro-
ceeding to New Orleans via Richmond,
Raleigh, Columbia, Charleston, Savan-
nah, Montgomery and Mobile From
New Orleans he would probably proceed
North as far as Memphis, cross over to
Chattanooga, and was undecided, as yet,
whether he would return to Washington
via Knoxville or Louisville and Nash
vile. This swinging around the South
ern circle is intended as an earnest of the
good viii to be inaugurated with his sec
ond term, and desire to conciliate the
South by fiendlysdeeds. In regard to
choosing member Of the cabinet from
the Southern States, he did not leave an
unpleasant impression ON the minds of
his visitors, but declined to give any posi-
tive assurance. Pool, Of North Carolina,
and Sawyer, of South Carolina, are the
ambitious candidates. 4s
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
A Good Example.

From the Holly Springs Reporter.
Mr.. +. n. Davis has put up a number
of neat cottages on a large tract of land,
divided up to suit small families. The
immediate consequence is that he has re-
ceived twelve families from North Caro-
lima. Would it not be well for some of
our large land owners to make a note of
this?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
E.et Sin. aJnited states Troop a'e
EsIeIesved frOHA Political DHSy
iu tae sautia and sent 80
Ward our Frontier

| OIaIs eryIlRest-

y
From the Pennsyiy ania Age.
The recent defeat Of body of United
States troops by the Modoe Indians Is, OF
course, to be accounted for only by infe-
riority in numbers. 1t may, therefore,
be reasonably suggested that, now the
election Is over, all troops employed on
political duty might be sent TO the from
tier. The Kuklux laws were enforced
in Rochester against Miss Susan b. An
thonv, and other female suffragists, with
out the aid OF horse, foot or Dragons.
In Philadelphia, at the October election,
the Deputy Marshals appointed by Sheriff
Kerns violated every rule Of law and de-
cencv, without the help even of the Ma
rines. The repeaters did their work UNI
molested, and the only one convicted has
been pardoned. This tranquil and sub
missive condition exists, we believe every
where. Our Radical eotempordries 90
not now care even TO invent ku-klux
outrage. Under these circumstances
troops might readily be spared to rein
force our soldiers who are contending
against large odds, for the defense Of the
homes of the people of California and
Oregon.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
The state of Mississippi, ChOctnvv
County.

James +. Bridges,
No. 525l vs..
Unknown Persons
Before the Clerk at Rules, the LIST Mon
day in December, 1872.
TNO Unknown Persons claiming or having an
Il interest either legal or equitable Ina the
lands hereinafter described, 40 the time the
same were sold for taxes, and all such other
persons as may be interested therein, you will
lake notice that J. T. Bridges has filed his
Bill in the Chancery Court Of said County, 10
have his tax title 10 the following described
land confirmed, to-wt
North half of the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter, section IA, township lv,
range 10, east, lying and being IN the county
OF ChOctaw and State aforesaid.
You are hereby notified that unless you De
and appear before term Of the Chaucery
Court Of said county, to be held IN the town
Of Lagrange, on the first Monday in February,
A. ID. 1873, TO plead, answer or demur thereto
the same will be taken for confessed.
Ordered, That the foregoing notice be posted
at the Court House door Of said county, and
be published in the Weekly Clarion, news
paper published in the City Of Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, for four consecutive weeks.
L. r. SEWARD,
jan%73-4w Clerk
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Insurnnce AcI9nowIedgment.

JACKSON, Miss, January oath, 1873.
JAS II. Low, Esq, President Louiaiann
Equitable Insurance Company, New Orleans.
DEAR StR: take pleasure in thanking you for
the receipt In full, through Doctor Kells. 81
the Three Thousand Dollars, ($3,OOO)-am3uut
insured in your Office by Policy No. 1899. 30
which referred iR my card Of Nov. 10Th on
the life Of my late husband. ] would again
repeat the remark made By me 10 you in Mo-
vember last when you paid me Two thousand
Dollars on policy No i42S, that 10 shall Doe
my pleasure TO commend your company 90
my friends and all desiring life insurance
Respectfully
ian colt EURIDTCE PIERCE.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

We learn that the heirs of Stephen
y Douglass. have commenced sui in
Lawrence county, 10 recover a large tact
u land near Monticello, which form rly
to Mr.. Douglas The sun IN
wolves a considerableamountp If properly,
which came into Mr.. Douglass posses
sion through his wife, whose father was
wealthy planter in Lawrence county
Hon. H. Cassidy, Jr.. Is counsel for the
Douglas heir. -Brookhaven Citizen.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

January Term, 1873, January 20, 1877;
Martha J. Jones, ct al

January Term, 1873, January 70, 1873.
Martha J. Jones, ct al
vs.
Walter Hillman and
\ Cnas. W. Chiffon,
Exr'set al.
ON filing and opening the bill Of complaint
~ in this cause together with the exhibits
thereto, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction
Of the Court that Emmett g. Ward, q defendant
herein is not a citizen of the State Of Missis-
sippi, but resides beyond the limits thereof so
that the ordinary process of this Court cannot
be served upon him, il is ordered by the Court
that the said Emmett G. Ward enter his ap-
pearance herein and plead, answer or demur
to said bill of complaint, on or before the first
day of the next term Of this Court, to be bol-
den at the Chancery Court Room in the city Of
jackson, on the Third Monday Of April, 1873,
otherwise the matters and things stated in
said complaint will be taken as confessed as
to said Emmett G. Ward.
And il is further ordered that a copy of this
order he published within twenty days from
this date once a week for four consecutive
weeks in The Clarion, a public newspaper
printed and published in the city Of Jackson
in this State.
Ordered this, the 2Ist day Of January, A. D.,
1873 E. w. CABANISS,
Chancellor 10th Judicial District Mississippi.
ian 30-5t
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

We have some friends npin Mississippi
whom the Legislature made surprisingly
happy a year or tive ago, by permitting
them to call the section OF country where
they live C-lf-x county. How do they like
the name now they've got used TO it?-Mo-
bile Register.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

Several companies of English Immi-
grants have passed through our town dur
ing thepa two weeks en- route for diff
fereht partsof Kinds and other c0unfies.
They we're, asa general thing, an orderly,
intelligent class Of people. Besuregard
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

Gen. N. B. Forrest, Of Mem pl4is fs re-
ported making tour through some of
the principal cities of the Northwest in the
Interest Of the Selma. Marion and Mem phis
railroad, OF which he IS President, as we'll
rs a section of an air line, now reaching
from Brunswick. Georgia, on the Atlantic
coast. through Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
20 KANSAS City.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
EnaasRs% rssEioBs.
SAYS a late Holly Springs Report

Says late Holly Springs Reporter:
The enterprising planters in and around
Red Banks in this county, have, since
the 1st Of January, brought into their
reighborhood about thirty families from
the States of North Carolina, Georgia
and Alabama, and have sent agents back
after more This IS move in the right
direction, and we hope to see it followed
BIZ the planters Of other sections of the
county and State.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

Capitol Lodge, No. 81, meets every Thursday
night. Harris Barksdale, n. O. W Al. Will
ting Secretary.
Choctaw Encampment, meets lst and Bird FRI
days Of each month. r. l.. Saunders, G.. RI;
7. ID. Pace, Scribe.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

Board of Directors meet quarterly on the First
Monday in January and Second Monday
in April, July and October. Th0s. Green,
Chief Engineer Oliver Clifton, Assistant
Engineer James shelton Secretary.
Board CT Division of State and City APP
preparations, time and place OF meeting
subject TO call Of Chairman. CHIEF
Engineer Thomas Green, Chairman, d.
O.. eastman, Secretary.
Jackson Fire Company, No. ], meets First
Monday of every month. X. l.. Saunders
Foreman; W. A. Whiting, Secretary.
Gem Fire Company, No. p meets First Tues
day Of every month. John q. eastman,
Foreman; Jack Biett, Secretary.
Hope Fire Company, No. 3 Independent
meets Second Wednesday OF every month.
Harris Barksdale, Foremani william II.
Furniss, Secretary.
Pearl Hook aud Ladder Company, No. l. meets
at jackson Fire Co, No. 8 Engine House,
First Wednesday night Of every month
Frank Johnston, Foreman JnO. 1. Guion1
Secretary.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

Hiohi Ia NNt AAsSos AafdSN-
We must be Conservative after as we'll
as before elections. We must quit calling
the freedmen "our colored friends" dur
ing a canvass, and damned niggers7
after it is over. They are in law our
political equals the amendments are
fixed Us the hills, and never, till we bring
ourselves to the fact in honest, patriotic
sincerity, is there any hope of Kidding
the State of carpet-bag government.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

Quarterly Statement Showing the
Condition Of Ihe Planters HnsUr-
0Hcc Company Of Mississippi for
I;Ic Quarter Ending December
5k-G, E~S..
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RENEVOLENr sOCIErIEa.

Hibernian Mutual Aid Association, meets
It's Thursday IN each month, aJ the
GEM ENGiNE HoUsE. Wm. r. Fitzgerald,
President, john G.. eastman, Secretary,
st. Aloysius Library Society, meets lst
Sunday In each month. James Comp
ton, President, a. II. SptnRler, Sccrc-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

The Christian Statesman, Schuyler Gnl-
fax-the man who eouldn't tell lie about
Credit Mobilief - addressed the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Philadelphia
last night aud Of such is the Kingdom OF ii.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

While one Congressional Committee is
proving that members have bought their
sears. another Is proving that members have
sold their votes. The coincidence is one of
cause and effect Exchange.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

Governor Powers vetoed the Fee and Sal
airy BIZ. Speaking ct Sheriffs, he remarks ::
@They are more literally paid than any
other officers in the State AS the Gov.
was once Sheriff Of Noxubee, he knows
how Il is himself-Macon Beacon.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
SEV ENTENTE DAY.

SATURDAY, February S.
Saturday being local day, the Legisla-
ture was principally occupied by the pre-
sentation of local aud private bills.
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sURsCRIPTi0N AaENTa.

Remittanees should be by registered letter,
aoney order, draft or by express When oth-
lrwise, the office cannot bo responsible.
Ali business communications should be ado
dressed TO Power * Barksdale, jackson, Miss.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
SIXTEENTH DAY.
JACKSON, Feb. Z, 1873.

JACKSON, Feb I, 1915.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
$ b. to authorize John T. Donald x Co,
to construct Il turnpike across 1okanoOk
any swamp.
S b, Tor relief OF William McBary.
:. b., for relief OF j. p. Welche.
) b TO extend time OF sale OF delinquent
lands. Killed.
5. B., to authorize W. L Lanarum to con.
swamp. Passed.
;. b., Is remove the civil disabilities of c.
Stokes. Killed.
H. j, Res, ia relation to sale Of Code by
Governor. Passed
INTRODUCTION OF Bills.
5. B.. to amend section 1857 and 1866, OF
Code, as relates to Claiborne and Jefferson.
Referred.
:. B.. 0 amend chapter l. of Public Acts,
page I6!. OF Laws OF 1872.
). b 10 extend act TO encourage intro
auction OF machinery. Passed.
II. B.. To repeal to ameud the charter OF
the University of Oxford. Passed
=. b.. 10 encourage au improved system
Of Agriculture, Postponed until Monday
next,
FURTHER INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
:. B.. TO amend in relation 10 relief tor the
poor. Referred.
ment OF sfction g. ar.ice S OF the state Con-
Stifu'iou.
5. b.. to amend rules Of practice, etc, in
criminal courts.
II. b., for the relief of J. II. Buchanan
nc. Resolution. in relation TO normal
school at Holly Springs. Passed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13

Frank Carter, Esq o. 0Bion county,
Tenn, has mare that recently sfoaled q
horse and mule colt at the same time.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
The NInGs s,s-ss--S5saam&c ia
Formulation

The full returns Of population and so
cial statistics have been completed and
are printed. The changes AREAS follows
in population and rank as States
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
Downfall Of CoIrax.
WASHINGTON TELEGRAM.

The ruin of CoIfax is only little less
complete than that of Senator Patterson.
Last week the yice-president stated on
oath to Judge Poland's committee that he
had not received 81 200 from Oakes
Ames in June, 1868; that Ames' checks
upon the secretary at Washington tor
that amount in favor of S. c. had never
been seen by him. He thought he was
positive of this, because he could not
possibly have received that amount Of
money from any source without recollect-
ing it.
PER CONTRA.
To-day the books Of the first National
Bank Of Washington were produced and
Colfax's account was examined. There
appeared credit Of 81 sos 60, dated
June %, 1868, two days after the date of
Ames' checks TO s. G.. on the sergeant-at-
arms, and one day after that check was
paid This furnished only presumptive
proof OF the deposit Of the 81, 200, but
all doubt was removed when the cashier
produced a deposit ticket bearing Col
tax's signature, in which the 81, 96S 6S
was itemized, ST 200 being cash and the
rest checks or drafts. The circumstan-
tial evidence in Colfax's case is therefore
complete. Ames swears that he drew a
check on the sergeant-at-arms in favor of
S. G.. for 81 300 on the 20th OF June,
1868, and gave it to Colfax in payment
Of the Credit MobiIier dividend. The
sergeant-at-arms produced the check
dated June 2Oth, and shows that it was
ca~hed on the 21st and charged to Anes'
account On the 2Zd Co4ax deposits
exactly 81, 300 in cash iu the bank.-
Now, unless he can prove that he reeesv-
ed the 81, 200 from some other source has
case is hopeless, and lie cannot escape "a
verdict of guilty Of falsehood and per
jury.
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ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Kinds County.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Kinds County.
Personally appea red before me- Notary Pub
lie of the city jackson, r. Richardson and
NJ. A. Van Hook, to me personally known to
be the President and Secretary of the Planters
Insurance Company, and being duly sworn
upon their oath 10 say that the foregoing IL a
true statement OF the assets and liabilities Of
said Company on the first day of January, A.
d., 1873. 10 the best OF their knowledge and
belief
y. RICHARDSON, President,
M A. VAN HOOK, Secretary.
- Sworn 10 ah subscribed before me
L. >. this, 20ih day Of January, 1873.
u W. II. II. GREEN,
Jan 20 1; Notary Public.
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SI0999S S3l3


With debt or over issue OF Warrants 10
tie above amount it does not seem that the
failure of the Sheriff to collect and pay in
2300 delinquent polls. Went very Idr to
cause the suspension Of the schools.
sheriff Coats has paid over promptly all
the taxes thus far collected and is making
payments from time to time rs collections
are made; ana states thae he never has With-
held monies belonging to the School Fund
as charged, beyond the time actually neces-
sary 10 make & correct report
The following tables tell a tale:
Schools opened in January, 1871.
Feb 10, 1871, $4,000 asked for.
Aug. D, 1871, Resolution passed 10 close
schools at end of SIX months.
Oct. 20. 1871. Supervisors levied tax OF S2S. =
600. and passed "A resolution TO open
schools on Both inst
Jan. II. 1872, Schools closed.
Feb. II, 1872, Schools opened, and teachers
waited for their pay.
May ,, Teachers tax OF four mills asked.
8. School house tax of four mills asked.
6 9 Schools ordered closed ON June Is
. 8 Authority given to the President to
compromise notes when it appears
they are insolvenG.
Oct. 6, Schools opened.
Aug. l, 1872, Superintendent Tucker went
North 10 examine portable school
houses-S75 allowed tor expenses.
Oct. 3. 1872. $50 allowed Wolff ter collect
ing Is sect. notes.
April 3, 1871, Paid out Of school
house tuud 10 \. B, Converse $2,Z77 80
April ,, 1871, Paid to Western Pub
LEGATION Il School House Far
nshiug Company 1923 30
Total ... $7l0l 05
Nov. 20. Allowed for freight $500 90
Western Publishing and
School II. Fur. Co ..-....... 1925 90
1873 Teachers war
rants issued $7S77 81
jan. If. Teachers war
rants allowed by BID
of Directors, subject
to order .-...... 32S so
-$S3I4 a
School house and CEN
tingent warrants is
sued ..-.... $26757 s915
School house and
County allowed and
subject To o]der l.}6 81
--$26 S9l 39l 3
Total expense schools TO date $l09.99S 500
Jan. IA. 1873. Amount paid into
Treasury to ereiit oi school
fund, lS10-7l. from all sources.
state and County SG2 326 80
Yours, respectfully,
JUsTICE.
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JACKSON, Feb. z, 1873.
III. b.. to incorporate the Yazoo City and
Valley Railroad Company, pending yester-
day. was taken up, amended and passed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-13
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

:. b, TO provide a library for the State
LuHsyIc Asylum. Referred
). b, in relation to statistics o: crime.
etc
5. b., granting leave OF absence TO Judges
taken up and passed.
II. J. Resolutions Ms. 1, . and 10 were
raIlinl-
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On Friday, oflast week, our House Of
Representatiyes was engaged in the dis.
cussiop Of Hildrups railway bill. The
opposition 10 It was very strong. The In.
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!4~' August. began 10 grow better before fuiSh b.
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