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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-27


FINDER and BY virtue Of a Deed III Trust
" made BY u. s. Boon and b. ~ Boon, on
the 23d day Of April, 1857, 20 secure the pay
ment Of certain promissory note therein
described, the undersigned trustees viii, on
the 9th day Of March, A. D., 1879, in front of
the Capitol, In the city Of Jackson, State of
Mississippi a. the hour Of ~ ~, sell eli the
right, title, claim and intereat Of the said %.
II. Boon, as heir al Law Of James Al. smith
deceased, in and 10 the following described
lands lying in Kinds county, Mississippi, viz
west half northwest quarter section ls. town
ship 8, range ] west and nOrth-enst quarter
section IL, and southeast quarter section ~.
and east half southwest quarter and north
west quarter, aud east half northeast quarter
and south half, and west half northeast quar-
ter section II, and southwest quarter section
/, and southeast quarter and east half north
east quarter aud west half northeast quarter
section 2 township g range = west Tho en-
tire tract containing 1910 acres. Said sale
win be made a. pubic auction 10 The highest
bidder for cash.
Jackson, FEBRUARY Let, 1872
FRANK JOHNSTON,
W. B. TAYLOR
feb est Trustees.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-27

Dress Goods, Ribbon, Embroidery, Laees,
for less than cost, at G. J. Beck's.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-27

Them's ours sentiments. Messrs. Griffin
q Hohuan are energetic, prompt, and reli-
able advertising agents.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-27

PIANOS
No 9 NJ Liberty ST., Baltimore, Nd.

conta
O own Invention nottobef Mn
homs75
Paro and Church upwards
ndrei
the siea Piano
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For Sale or Rent.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
"A with FIVE rooms, on Congress street, in
South Jackson, near Judge Swami $, with sta
BILE, good garden, cistern, and all necessary
outbuildings.
Apply to
THOS. MARION.
jackson, Jan. 9, 1873.
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cRANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Mississippi. I Chanosry Court, Ist Dis
Kinds County To April Term, 1873,
At Rules before the Clerk, this l. Eth day
of February, 1878
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
G. CUMMINGS.

FashfOnsabIe HsOOG and Shoe Maker
A NNOUNCES to his custom ers, friends
"A and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared to do work in his line promptly and
with dispatch.
Call at his shop, north side of Capitol be-
tween State and President streets.
dec5wem
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-27

We regret exceedingly that we were
not in our sanctum to greet Gen. Walthall ,
Hon. L. Q. G. Lamar, and Gen. J. r. and
Major II. II. Chalmers, on the occasion OF
their recent call.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-27

BANKRUPT BLANKS.
EOR sale at this office for use in Southern
IL or Northern District mississippi. Price
70 cents per set; six sets for 81; or 81 per
dozen sets Address
POWER BARKsDABE
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Also for CAMPAtGN GOODa Address
GOODSPEED'S EMPIRE BOOK PUBLISH
ING HOUSE, Cincinnati, g. Louis. New On
leans or New York
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CITATION.

In the matter of the Estate of John Curran
deceased.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24
Had Stood It Long Enough.

The Detroit Free Fress relates an
Incident which occurred OIL the return
of an excursion party from that city.
Soon after the boat left Toledo, the
steward was approached by an excited
individual, who asked him II he was
the captain. The steward replied In
the negative, at the same time giving
his rank. Shave you the power to
put a man out of the cabin 2" inquired
the stranger. "Well, yes, If he Is dis
orderly, 1 have, "replled the steward.
"Weli, sir, look In here and see them.
will you?" said the stranger, leading
said official round to the door. The
steward looked In upon the motley
group, and replied that he saw nothing
out Of the way. "You don't eh?
Don't you see a man In there hugging
a woman ?" "Well, yes" replied the
steward. shut what Of that P Hasn't a
fellow the right to embrace his wife?"
',That's what I want you to run him
out for" replied the stranger, dancing
around; "that's my wife, aud I've
stood It SO long that I've got mad?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24
Brakeman Killed Near coIfax.

We learn, says the Truckee Republi.
can Of February 22d, from conductor
Goodrich, that Charles Gilmore, q
brakeman, was killed at Now Eng.
land Mills, below Colfax yesterday.
1t appears that Gilmore was brakes.
man on freight train No going west,
At New England Mills the train
stopped to wood up for the locomotive,
After helping to wood up, Gilmore. In
attempting to get OIL the cars, acciden'
tally run his foot through the arch
bars OF the truck and was instantly
thrown from his hold on the cars tc
the ground. When the train arrived
at Colfax he was missed, and the train
went back to find him. He was found
one mile from New England Mills,
his brains dashed out, and his body
horribly mangled by having been
dragged over the ties. The unfortu.
nate man had his foot securely fastened
In the arch bars of the truck, and his
body was dragged a mile when 1t wa
torn from the foot. He was probably
killed almost Instantly, The deceased
was only about "a years old.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24

DEATH OF LOCUS S. GRAvEs.-Lu-
cius S. Graves died yesterday morning
between nine and ten O'Clock, at the
residence Of Mrs. Stanton, Upper Main
street, very suddenly and unexpect-
eddy to his. friends; but he had him.
self. we are told, a strong PRESENT.
ment that he would not survive. IL
was thought, just before he breathed
his last, that the disease, pneumonia.
had taken a favorable turn, and that
the dangerou, crisis was over. Mr..
Graves had been employed by Wells,
Fargo & Co.. at this place. since last
September, in the capacity OF book
Keeper position Of responsibility
which he filled to the satisfaction Of his
employers and the business public
and be was held In high esteem BY the
entire community. = Phoebe Record,
FEB. 20h.
Mr.. Graves was formerly.a member
Of washoe Engine Company Nc. 4,
Virginia Fire Department, and was
employed as book-kseper for Cavalier,
broker, In that city. He was held in
high esteem BY a numerous circle Of
friends, and the flag Of his company
was displayed at half-mast on receiv-
Ing the telegraphic news Of his death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24
II Is gratifylng to learn CHAT John 2.

IT Is gratifying to learn that John 3.
Jones, the,new Senator from Nevada,
who bought the Legislature and paid
Jim Nye $50 900 to withdraw from the
contest, entertains a we'll grounded dis
like for newspapers, Here is what no
says of them :.
"The venal, l:centious, c~owardly,
libellous, sneaking, interviewing sheet
which fattens on ambitions Of Its own
creation, and WAKES fat upon the In
decencles which Its vile Imagination
conjures up to defame the just, and
which, for sordid motives, panders to
the depraved taste Of the vicious, Is n
sore upon the body polite which sooner
or later will have to be removed by the
scalpel."
There is not a thief In the country
who will not cordially agree with
Jones in these Idea.-St. Joseph (Mo.l
Herald February 10th, .,r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24


New MARBLE BEDS. Wonderful re-
ports are received OF marble beds that
have recently been discovered on tho
Vermont shore on Lake Champlain.
It Is thought that the marble Is the
most beautiful aud the most durable
ever found, and the supply Is so abun-
dant that tho owners Of the beds claim
that they can furnish 1t at the cost OF
the more expensive woods. But the
most remarkable feature Of the depos-
Its Is their variety. They contain a
drab marble, traversed by the most
delicate black lines; a green marble,
~variegated with red q chocolate mar
BILE a red marble, presenting a re-
markable likeness to Scotch granite.
and finally all the lighter shades, not
excepting a pure white.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24

WE sincerely hope that our legisla-
tors at Carson will not do so foolish
and unjust an act as to repeal the law
allowing Of the Nevada Gin Concert
enterprise. The moro they let that
alone the better It will be for all con-
cerned. We are not interested In the
aforesaid lottery to the extent Of even
one ticket but we do know that q very
large number oftickets have been sold
and that the repeating Of the Act
would work = great injury not only to
the management, but to a great many
citizens, who have purchased tickets.
This Legislature Is not so very
much moro honest and wise than
Its predecessor. that it should commit
s~osbarefaced a notification OF Its acts,
and so great a breach Of faith on the
part Of the State. Better 60 a little
slow in these gambling matters. Walt
. couple Of years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24
A Bioodthlrsty Creditor.
The San Francisco ana of yesterday
says:

says:
Astabbing ARRAY occurred In q Chi
-nese house on Washington alley, about
10 o'clock last night, which came near
resulting In the death Of q Chinaman
named All Con. The wounded man Is
the second light comedian Of the. jack
son street Chinese Theater and arrived
In this country about two years ago.
Shortly after his arrival he borrowed
81 from q friend, agreeing to pay him
interest on the same at the rate Of 20
cents per week until paid. Con, how
ever. failed 70 pay this debt, and his
creditor came to him last night and de-
manded Of him the money that had
been loaned, together with Interest on
the same to date. Con did not possess
the necessary money and his creditor
swore he would have the value Of the
same In flesh and blood. With that he
thrust a heavy knife into the leg Of the
unfortunate Con and tore q piece Of
flesh of the same about five inches In
length. This operation was repeated
q number of times, until the blood
thirsty creditor was satisfied. Con WINS
afterward picked up In an insensible
condition aud carried to the Station
house, where his wounds, four In num-
Der, were dressed by DR.. johnson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24

TIE action of our Legislature in
finally passing the bill for the relief Of
the Rhoades bondsmen meets with the
approval Of all just-minded and right
thinking citizens. That Governor
Bradley will promptly give It his ap-
prevail we have no doubt, knowing
him to be a practical, sensible, fair
dealing man, imbued with nc bigoted,
self-suflcient ideas to make him dis
regard the plainly-expressed wish Of
his constituency and fellow citizens
through their chosen representatives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24

A SUCCESSFUL GAMBLER.-A. B.
Stockwell Is the most dashing young
Spectator Of the age, Colonel Thomas
A. Scott not accepted. From a sim.
pie farmer boy at gainesville. Ohio,
he jumped into Wall street, and made
q million dollars by investments in the
stock Of the Pacific Mail Company, Of
which he Is now President. He was
lately elected President Of the Allan
tic aud Pacific Railroad Company, and
Is also largely interested In the late
SANTANA Bay purchase. He is cool and
calculating, but has no Jim Flskian
airs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24

5 Cor THE Er1zoor1c.-The following
comes from Vallejo: Snacke was com.
planning to his friend Nichols, q vend.
er OF fire watsr inithat classic burg. o.
a dam bad cold" which for two
lwseks had deprived him Of the ability
to taste or smell. "Tell you what
Nick, he feelingly remarked. II thu
head don't thaw out before long, ]
shall begin to think ! have the eplzoo,
tic.."F Every likely, very likely" wal
the meditative response "a jackass u
as liable to have the disease In TIL.
country asa horse! If l were you
But the remainder of that sentence bal
never been heard from.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24

A MERCHANTS daughter at Colum-
bus, Ohio. kicked off a young mans
hat the other day because he sat down
In her parlor with that article Of wear
ing gear upon his head. She used her
foot instead of her hand, because she
happened to be carrying an armful OF
books, and was teo indignant to post
pone punishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24
suocsss.LThe attempt to 0

Nor i suocsss.-The attempt to OBJ.
tain clear and wholesome water by
sinking a tube Id the Sacramento river,
near the water works, says the Union
of yesterday, appears to have been q
failure. A steam pump was set al
work yesterday to pump out the tube,
but was unable to affect the hight Of
the water In 1t. After a while the wa
ter came as clear as crystal, but at iti
best iti gave evidence Of being toe
highly impregnated with iron ever te
be fit for general use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24

The latest sure cure for consumption
Is from Germany aud consists Of raw
beef and onions cut fine. 1t Is alco said
to act as Q specific for. love sickness,
and will develop inciplent longings for
divorce in any we'll regulated family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24
Deaths.

Deaths.
MAY-In Gold Hill. February "a, John May, a
native Of Cornwall, England, aged 90 years.
Edwin Champion, q native OF Cornwall, Eng.
land. aged q years. ".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-24

Every Subscriber Is sure Of ono premium,
anyway, anc also has an equal Glance Of receiy.
Ing q CASH premium, or Q PIANO, ORGAN,
WATCH, SEWING MACHINE, etc., etc.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26

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ila,aei III NJ i. IL = hns abr T.
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ttara ~ raf ~ sts,sHtf ~ naiia \
hstem a A. III ard has uesst aslra
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aiAst To- stns has re,ae when \
d ~ HOUSE ait.al, .haili I'm lie had TT
hts than tsa ,h.s,l. a it. original east.
The isalsis, elateh i snsiem II make
tie AT lose lsut eanaa, Within. hell
lesm the People Who Lay. - eeiasnass
II ailel uihes demonstrations N sesat.
ny comfortable houses Il worship in
Itrsen.
n Largo nnml,er 4 the eisisea- u
tfcsea' and sitinit, are ~, connected
With any congregation II The place.
thsre il re,,ainl, raem i'r the hartisss
H. work aul IL gae,l without Interfere
iag with tie interests Il III, oths,
church.
Tie house CIR salc and Which tbs
liar,isis wish u purchase i thu on,
\ luilt In tho Germ All Catholics. Please
nil us III this enterprise when thu sub
s4ihiun Il presented i s"u.
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tho Sconrgo " thr human family. may
II Ia carly stages bc promptl, arrest
VI and permanently cured.
Ravcnswooa ". Va. ne.. 18th, lN13.
DR.. Il =. Pierce:
Sir --ror tho Inst YEAR hnvc hccn
using your usol den Medical Discover,
ONO my life 70 Il having bcen atllies.
al for years, Did mt a.e Il bat I
shor, time before | was henriitod; u
TINT time was very Ind. nut able to
sit up much. WAN suffering greatly with
my ,hroat. wsa getting blind, had n
dry cough, and n,.cl, pain In my lungs.
| have nsrd twelve bottles of the Dis
co,ery and nm alnost we'll
kArx I. NARpSEa.
4 son m Mr.. j. II. Mcscck, u
Chatham -Four Corners, n y. has beeu
cured u Consumption b. Dr.. Pierce
Gol,lcn Medical Discovery, 40 sa,s Mr..
{. d Garfield. eiitor u the Chatham
Courier.
:. X. Eglar. druggist, II Went tni.n,
u. writes to state TINT Dr. Pierce,
Goldcn Medical Discovery l,as effected
a wonderful cure II Consumption In vi
ncighhorhoo'l.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26
THE AGRICULTURAL COiLIaE.

Tho storm that seemed 10 threaten
this institution through tho mnchina.
tions II II. A. Footc seemed 10 DO no
stnrm ii MI before tho hoard of trustees.
1t their meeting tho 10th inst. after u
few moments consultation aud rcccivi,g
the report IL tho committee on faculty
tl,c vacant chairs wcrc filled By the
election u Professor Porter VI Des
Mines 10 tho profcssorShir of Civil
Engineering, lrof. Porter II q gralu
ute Il Dartmcash College, IN the do.
partuncnt u which !. chosca professor
IN tho agricultural college. has hid a
largo amount q practical experience On
Railroad surveys IN Canada aud On tho
coast survey, and GENES well recon.
mcn,lcd, Tho vacant l'rotvssorship u
Chemistry Dr.. llu.chias u Cedar Rap
i,ls was elected. the vote standing for
tho now professors 7 for 70 ! against.
DR.. llusuhins u not only practical
ch'mist bu. u said u BE- physician u
high standing. Petitions with 2joo
names were presented En tho rc.ins,a..
Mcnt of Professors Footc and Joncs.
~ tho manner u obtaining these names
was ~ closely akin u forgery A. 70 bu
known IN Inv by no other na'ne the
trustees did VOL IL placing Thorn on alc
and declining % grant their prayc.
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ia i#Tssias - esaasamass II, i sslet
s.ass ilsns ii ,lsssa ,Ae tIas~ss n sA esFt
ssNalsnt constituency
iaft9t.se u faiss " shesat mud
tsts,eiaas IN rfarssre ~ stimulating
tes fasasa points II draw. ,ari,sl
ftsM IL natural and productive eliaa.
nvss. into thass sha, ltam wait Il IS.
ls4seate vii saan engnlr tie ahsle u !,
al, Tie dstsimcn, "a the indy is.aal
,r,,ieeiat. hui a the community ~
laree This truth j. no, only demon.
aratel In the costly In, NV alanan.
"A manufactures all over the country.
hi, ais hs the long lssi ~ lanlrult
farmers whn errngh, tie calamity upon
themselves ly Welding u The ,lrt,si,,
hrle -, firth IN the high protective
tariff ~ wnnlVn goods In lsnT la
rrc,in. Il realize large returns. shr,
ins ssri their capital IN sheer ,nl
turned their attention IL wcol growing,
hut IN this ease. as IN oil others, frcm
wan, a experience aud knowledge u
political economy, they failed TIN
advocates II Protection claim ,ha, uulcvS
, We adopt their system ana lcnl a foster.
ing hand u certain classes IL Industry.
thu, We are forever destined ID ill ihr
pil or carry tho hod. A. well NIGH,
ihop argue that unless the Sccdling oah
il protected IN hot house from the cut.
tin. blasts OF winter winds. tha, ID,
! latent buds will forever lie dormant an,
respond mt 10 Tho true call IL uaturc
A csnntry whose climate is ~ varied a,
ours. ONO whose underlying stores a
J mineral resources are suppressed mricl.,
= ness lv mono. aud one lhs, has nay. III.
L'c lakes and rivers from Ia north /,
Y the south, aud network Vi railroul
: from the east to the west---thc idea tina
netinn thus endowed with every natnr
al advantage, and reoplcd with elias
that ARE renowned the worll over fnl
their saracinns qualities, i IN enn,sn,
its.lf - any particular branch u inlus,
try. il too absurd to Lc entertained e.,
moment by man living Ii tho lo,i
century. We eannot cSrce, ua,ia
M, yet a century old, 10 possess all III,
facilities enjoyed rs one 81 older stand
ing. Il takes years &c patient TIL III
i ihe ynrinus industries u scck ou, M
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-12-26

The Iowa Legislature win convene NJ
Dee Moincs on Monday. Jan. 18th.
Tho pay Of each member h $3.50 for
thc session, with Milcsgu.
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refSts u eAtian
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aasAs% fs'w~ta e.rarsiar
THAT n ttne lnn aA ireaass a lie
sxnsnsaan. INT In .stss lasisnee. ~.
esrs Inc rs~sens. a hes been hs~sase
he staa ealiea " ,ees vas Ne. aesev,
A.as ~
lsisn rNr"sTrs - rss Monty
because n ssss chief IL nj. fnsneisl fal.
larics. I'M Dead Sea apple, called
specie redemption
No lank il safe that promises u
rav gill and silver fr an extensive
eircna,i Ill hrrarss il rsnn't inilnllrs
Drn.nisrs .tpa II !. m,~' required. 1T
time II la',ir.
hut. after this LIST greatest Mslatlan
80 have had nn financial disturbance
bui What wauli naturally ar,sc irem
thc banks AMI the money gamblers
Of Wal stree,
There Was MI worthless bill in tho
country On account of \ In ken hank.
On the contrary I have shown that, NJ
Knon an ,lc bank has failed. IL bills
have gone u \ premium. How. then,
are - Ii account for tho present crisis
and s,riugcncys
r. my mind. Il j. as clear rs the
nocnday sun. During tho days II oal
inancial prosperity. the business u til,
country. AMI with |, The npcl 4 meme.
moro than doubled. Most III tho eur
rcncy then in circulation was needed
for building up aud carrying on neN
enterprises Seventy per cent, III !,
was diverted from the ordinary chan
ncls Of trade h these ncw enterprises
~ that, far ordinary purposes, We In,
net in circulation to exceed IN POI
capita. Nish, ia III. face Of thes,
facts. tho managers NJ Washington tn
lisscd In the insane folly Of headl,ng
chase after that ,lt 's.larh o-.anleln
that lad 50 often al,nns, ruine,, the
country H. this ena a system 1t
contraction was adopted, tic haaeftl
effects d which arc only beginning /"
DO felt, unless tho policy iss.,ccd,, ~.
vcrsea
Mr. leutans rih. u rrtsng money
II nv fellows:
The pMn which saanll sng-.s; II,
Grss repeal MI laakirg and usur, la@s
Gall ii MI 'ho outstanding ban': mr..
rcnry III irl,i.'in. all nasur ALLOW
another aanl "A, issu. III III. caasAs,
Permit u, ,ur I auy kiad endowed
with tbr functions IL money, w. mon.
" itself,
Nnw. III The government al, in
&5hoon oro !, III u'sial,iing hnnl,
per mn.,i, snl Jay il lien thereof Il
teaitrt, vernmen' money, ceinea
stamped printed ~ TO lutless
ia erp noat fr,stiis, - j nle
'Alt hNit.r IL sam, fattfa time, III
cetfi'i s, i Naas hasea On -
p'.s'i' RIM ins.a ,9si shei
a.Na'd imNu fe wss t. pay le!ts .
I'll kinds, cxucp, lul.,- 'lac ether Cavern
mcnts from the United states,
This currency should DO
pErELgD MONEY
equal with gold and silver,
Let &iD 900. 900 II this n,ene, i
paid out for honds cvory month, unit
II ii ~ abundant NJ 1, he hired III