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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02

Capt. Co ahead Bustamante. the machin-
cry aud Agricultural I'm plement king OF
Mississippi. burst in upon Us, last Friday on
what he called a accommodating trip TO Co
luulbu= While in the Office, the Captain
took the pains 20 show the difference De
tween his figures AID those offered by
northern N manufacturers, and really il was
surprising. Il w8s enough to satisfy Us that
persons desiring 70 purchase machinery anu
ina IMPLEMENTS can SAKE large pr ceHt. y
making CAPT BusIamante their medium
We are not paid for this notice, either It :
simply tribute of friendship y personal
worth aud wonderful business eEferpri-e.-
From the LoWudes county Independent.
We copy the above well deserved compli-
rnent TO one of the most thorough-so NJ citi-
zens OF our city. one who. from small be-
ginning, as far back as 1866, through indon-
liable energy and perseverance in his lauda-
bic enterprise of Introducing labor-saving
machines in Mississippi. has built up an
extensive business, reaching 20 the utter
most parts of the State, as well as some OF
the adjoining States, q business which any
firm might well be proud OF. especially in
the Southwest. where il has been difficult 70
introduce machinery. Capt. BusIamante
has certainly glorious pros pect before linn,
aud we congratulate him upon it. aud think
he well deserves the handsome patronage
which he is receiving. In another column
will be found his advertisement, to which We
more particularly refer our readers.
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COrrHPJinG .BUIries.

The following is from the Natchez
Democrat:
In the Circuit Court last week case
came up of larceny. The jurymen were
called and were being empanelled when
District Attorney Cassidy challenged sew
eral Of them on the ground that they had
sat upon a jury in a previous case where
the evidence of guilt was clear, and
brought in a verdict of acquittal, never
theless.
Thereupon the honorable court, Judge
Smiley, observed from the bench that
the present judicial system in this coun-
try was deplorable indeed that because
Of this we were rapidly tending to anar-
chy, and the court thought that, proba-
blv. the sooner we touched bottom the
better, as, IN its opinion, there was no
remedy for the evils of the judicial sys-
tenn in this country save through change
in the form of government. Judge Smi
lev added that he did not hesitate to ex-
press the opinion that limited monarchy
would be the better form of government.
One of the crying evils of the degen-
crate times is the corruption, as well as
the incompeteney of juries. Too often
persons are summoned to serve as jurors
who are insensible to the obligations of
the oath they take, and are liable to be
tempered with by professionals to defeat
the due administration of justice. Is
there no way to reach these two classes
of offenders, and to put stop to this ne
| farious business which operates as a IL
cence to scoundrels who have plated their
pockets with gold Cor greenbacks) flched
from the taxpayers No crime is more
heinous, nor more demoralizing and inju.
ious To society. 1t poisons the fountains
of Justice, and gives loose rein to vii
lainy. If there is no remedy in the
courts. the people will be compelled il
| self-defence to take the law in their OWL
| hands, and do little wholesome hanging
themselves. The habit of impannelins
Jurors, not to give accused parties al
impartial trial but TO aequit then
whether the facts would justify their &C
ouittal or not, is becoming disgracefully
and alarmingly common, particularly il
cases of forgery, embezzlement, and othe
species of public robbery, and if the til
bunals appointed under the constitution
and laws to protect society against sucl
practices, are unable TO do 1t, the peopl
who are wronged By these villains VIII
plume themselves upon escaping punish
ment, will have to try what virtue Their
is in Judge Lyrch's dispensations.
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Fosters Texas Drawing.
farm to every Tltket-hclder il the Drawing fail,
10 take Mace June goth.

The unlimited confidence and liberal pat
ronage bestowed on the Texas Real Estate
and Gold Distribution, of which am the
Manager, is subject of general remark
The post office records of this city show that
we have received twenty five times as many
Il. O. orders. and registered letters with
money than a similar enterprise of this city
of larger pretentons. The Management
take great pleasure in acknowledging their
gratitude to the public, with the assurance
that the Drawing will Fos1jYely take place
on the Both day of June. 1875. Our October
Drawing took place with but one postpone
menL and so would this, but for circumstan-
ces (see advertisements and circularS) utter
Iy unavoidable. Our success is such that we
can safely promise to refund ereYg cent Of the
moafy and present ere1y Tjcket-h0lder 1cth q
IeraS Farm il the Drawing does not take
place on the Both of June, 1915. We also
offer a plan (see ADVERTISEMENT whereby
those buying Tickets can keep their money
in home bank till the Drawing will take
place. y. +. FOSTER,
MANAGER.
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INSUR ANCE.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
-OF THE
& ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE CO..
OF Richmond. Va, .Ban'y 4. 1928.

Gross Assets, lst January, 1s7i.-$I, $50 1Ol ~
Less Premiums in tran-itu, ac-
crued interest, etc........., ......... 1905 80
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BLAN KS.
Blanks! Blanks!
For Justices of the Peace, Clerk
Sheri1Rs, Lawyers Merchants,
and Planters.

and Planters.
The following Blanks are KEEP regularly
on sale at TIE CLARION OFFICE. Others
viii be added as the demand may seem TO
justify. Orders filled promptly by mail on
receipt of the price, or by Express &. .. ID.
liberal deduction where Blanks are
ordered by the ream. Parties ordering
from the following list may give the num-
Der at the beginning of the line. The price
is One Dollar per qulre. The figures at the
end of each line give the number of blanks
to each qulre.
No. I-Justice Summons-4S.
2-Justice Subpeha-4s.
3-Mittimus, or COMMITMENTS.
Affidavit before Justice for Bench
Warrants.
5-Justice Bench Warrants.
G-Affidavit for Search Warrants.
7-Search Warrant and Return-4S.
S-Bond to answer in Circuit COURTS.
0-Affidavit for Peace Warrants.
IO-Bond to Keep the Peace-4S
II--Affidavit and Bond tor Attachment-24
IL Attachment Writ-24.
I3-Afidavit and Bond for Appeal--2l
HA-Aifdavit in Replevin before Justice
is.
is Writ of Replevin-4S.
"A
H7--Justice Appeal Bonds.
T6-Justice EXecution-24.
I0-Unlawful Entry aud Detainer-24.
2O-Afidavit for Garplshment--4S.
9I-Justice Garni~lment-4s.
22-Garnishment, by Circuit Clerks.
23-Affidavit before Justice-for general
use-4S.
21-Circuit Court Sunmons-A.
25 Circuit Court ExecutioA-A.
26-Chancery Court Injunction.-24.
27-CnancerY Injunction Bond
2S-Recognizance on Indictment by Grand
| Jury-A.
20-Sheriff-s Sale, form tor general pur-
| pOses-4.
3O-Official Bond for State, County or Mu-
nicipal Olficers-24.
| 3I-Executor's Bond, Oath and Letters-24.
| 32-Guardian's Bond. Oath and Lettsrs.2
3-Administrator's Bond, Oath andLe
| ters-24.
! 34-Commission for Dower-24
55-Contract for Share of Crop-24.
36-Contract for Wages-24.
37-Mortgage to Secure Advances to
| Planters-A.
3s-Merchants' Lien and Mortgage, Sc
curing Existing Indebtedness and Future
! Advances-2+
30-Landlords' Mortgage Lien, for Rent
Money-A.
AO-Landlords' Mortgage Lien for Share
of Crop-4.
Aided of Trust for Rent and Supplies
-24
4a-Deed of Trust to Secure Advances by
| Merchants-4.
A3-Deed Of Trust, for general purposes
-24
44-Warranty Deed-24.
| 4S-Commission to Road Overseer-24.
Masonic Blanks and Blank Books always
on hand. tor Lodge, Chapter, Council and
| CommanderY-
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More Light.

Our enterprising townsman, VIM. J.
fown, ST., has Tor several years past made
+ study of burning fluids speciality, and
Is established trade that is not merely
pal in its extent. His oils are the best in
e market-such as have been subjected to
le seyerest tests. His custom ers--and they
e numerous--will be glad tolearn that he
IS reduced the price OF his oils as follows ::
Petro, by the 10 gals. soc.
T. = 5 " 55c.
" single gallon Coo
eptoline, by the single gallon 40c.
superior article of Coal Oil, Crown
brand, fire test, by single gallon 40c.
Grown Oil by the gallons, 80 cents.
All other brands Coal Oils are sold By him
New Orleans retail prices.
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MANTLES AND CRATES
WANTED
WILL DRAW. WITHOUT FAIL, AT
unuafar, Toxas Tuao 0n@b 70.


I'VE DID NOT SELL QUITE ALI. OUR
w TICKETS in time TO draw on the 18th Of
May; but certain are we OF success. and in
evidence of our good faith and intentions, we
viii receive, IN payment for Tickets, eertih-
Gates of deposit in any irst-class bank in the
T. s.. with this endorsement: = Payable only
.ckeH Fosters Texas Drdriag takes place
NO SCALING OF PRIZES But EVERY ONE PAID
IN FULL.
Over 90 coo acres of choice land. centrally
located, near railroads, Il Houses, 2325 Gold
Coin prizes, among them one of $1,000. and
one of S5,CC0. Our enterprise is endorsed by
the City Council. Reliable Agents Wanted.
Send for Circulars They will convince you
we are both reliable and responsible. Tickets
only 500. Eleven for SO, and p for SD. No
connection with any other similar enterprise.
CoMMENDAToRY.-Havin from our long &C
quaintance with J. E. Foster. every confidence
in his integrity, we feel justified in saying we
believe he will carry out his Distribution hsn-
estly and fairly.-Signed by the Mayor, Hon
J. I. D. Wilson, and she City Council.
We are specially DESTROYS that parties in
terested would write to the Banks, Merchants
aud Postmaster of this place (where we have
lived 10 years. for information as to our reli-
ability. J. E. FOSTER, MANAGER,
may3-4ws Houston, Texas.
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Marriage Of Auditor Gibbs.

From the Seashore Republican,
The handsome and accomplished Au-
ditor Of our State, the Hon. William H.
Gibbs, led to the altar one of our fairest
and most beautiful daughters, Miss Min
nie Moe The attendants on the happy
pair were the Hon. Daniel A. Myers, OF
jackson. with Miss Lizzie Moody, Of New
Orleans, and Col Geo B. Pickett, with
Miss Gillespie, both of this place.
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NICKsBURG. May 2S, 1915,
Fol. J. l.. POWER. JACKSON ~ ours of the
p, received. Have conferred with Capt.
mpbell, and he confirms the arrangem ent,
you are all right for the cheapest exeur-
N ever known in this country. We don't
lnt less than 800 grown persons. Capt.
mpbel thinks that rs few as will bring
p out clear. OF course he won't pay eX-
nses on the children. Get about 400
ewn people, and $50 children Capt. c.,
Pull of the trip, and for the comfort of all
rties hope the project win succeed.
Yours. G.. d. L.
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FosTER's TEXAS REAL ESTATE DIS
TRIBUrIoN.-In response to inquiries as to
the reliability of the Texas Real Estate and
Gold Distribution, June 3Oth. J. f. Foster,
Manager, of Houston, Texas, we answer
that we are not personally acquainted with
the Manager, capt. Foster, but the newspa-
p erS of Texas. where be is well known, it
appears, speak of him in high praise-en-
dorsing him as an honorable, reliable and
success ful business man He is also endors-
ed by the Mayor aud Council of Texas, and
his relations with this paper are of "A prompt
and reliable nature.
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Rev. Dr. w. III. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The three lectures delivered by Or. Mi
public, met the highest expectations. ana
fulfilled All he had Promised. lie i com
ple1e master OF the grIees Of oratorv; and
his hearers are not less charmed By his
eloqaence than Instructed bv his learning
By special request he viii repeat lis
lecture on Prentiss, az the Methodist
Church, Saturday evening next at 5
o'clock.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02

MORE WAR RELICS Our local about
the original roll Of noble Company h,
(Burt Rines) 18th Miss. Vol, has brought
to light other relics ofthe war equally in
teresting. Mr.. Richard Ledbetter has the
battle-scarred flag of that company which
was presented by the ladies of jackson
when the boys (alas hew few returned)
left fer Virginia, in his possession. OF the
survivors none are more entitled to keep
that flag than Dick, for the roll-callS he
missed either in camp, on the march, on
the eve or the close of battles, from the be-
ginning to the end, were few and far be-
tween. DR.. Matt F. Ash has the original
roll ofthe equally gallant and devoted Mis-
sissippi Rifles, Co. 10th Miss. Vol, which
he used to call when Orderly Sergeant of
the company at Pensacola, Fla. in 1861,
This company, it will be remem bered, was
the first TO leave Jackson, and the second to
respond to the call of their State.
| 1t is to be hoped that the time viii come
when these evidences of the heroism of Mis-
SisSippians. with Others that are preserved,
will be gathered together in the State Ii
| brary to be treasured, not to keep alive the
heart-burnings of the host, but rs evidences
of what Mjssissippians have done in the
past for their State, and tokens of what they
will do when called upon by their govern
ment TO protect its honor, or repel for
cign invader. 1t would be an ornament
to the Library, TO have 1t festooned with
the flags. both Federal aud Confederate
used in the late war, now in the hands OF
| citizens of the State. and we have no doubt
but that they would be cheerfully given Ut
by their posessors if proper guarantees
were given by the State that they won Id be
! properly cared for.
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TIPPAH REPRESENTATIVE are
glad to note that Hon. Thomas Spight
has announced himself as candidate for
reelection to the House of Representa-
tives from Tippah. We presume he
will have no opposition. He ought not
to have if qualification and integrity are
to constitute the prime considerations in
the choice of Representative. His
course in the late Cor rather PRESENT. Leg
islature was all that his constituents could
have asked.
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And now comes the Louisville Courier
Journal to back up the frightful reports
of the travelling correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune on the subject of a
"new rebellion" Says the Courier
Journal:
eve shouldn't be surprised if this is
true, for We saw a Southernish-looRing
man going out Fourth St. yesterday with
something in his coat-pockets which look
ed nightly like couple of 15-inch col
umbiads. Yacht am Rhein!"
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Capt. II. h Money, of VVinOna.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Examiner
recommends Captain Money, of the Wi
onna Advance, for Congress in the Sd
District. 1t is out of our bailiwick but
we cannot help saying itwould be a nom
ination fit to be made.
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Death of Mrs. Holmes.

We learn from Mr.. Gabe Brown, OF
Chotard Landing, in Issaquena county,
that Mrs. Holmes, the widow of the late
DIR. Fl. ]. Holmes, who was killed by his
brother-in-law, Mr.. J. p. Strong, last
week, died yesterday at o'clock pm
Vicksburg Herald, 1st June.
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THE members of Capitol Lodge, No
IL, |. O. O. F.. have formed them selves into
a general Committee pledged to the eXcur
sion party for its complete success. They
will do their utmost to make the trip COM
Portable and pleasant to all who participate.
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BIZ EXCURSION IN BRANDON. -
L large number of persons in Brandon
knoitied the |. o. o. f. Committee OF
Angaments that they wished to be inclu-
b. the excursion on the Lee on the nth
4 The anniversary of the Hook X Lad
Company was postponed one week in
b to give all who desired an opportunity
Akiug mart i'm the eNcmrsion.
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B. f. EDWARDS, ESQ, of Raymond,
an old ''stand by of THE CLARION, favored
US with a visit on Monday last.
Picnic of Hope, NO. ,.
Canton Mail

Canton Mall
On "Wednesday morning last about :
, o'clock. the arrival OF Hope Fire, Company.
No 9. Of Jackson. was announced BY several
peals from Little Moses A large con
course of our colOred citizens was at the
depot to receive the visitors. Hope, No. ),
is posed Of stalwart able bodied, well
behaved colored men. under tee command
of Capt Harris Barksdale. Their engine is
an old style double decker ndmachine,
ard good one Chief Reid of the Canton
Fire Department, gave the members gem
erous welcome. while his honor. Mayor
Powell, in an appropriate address extended
10 them the hospitalities OF our city. The
company gave cur citizens al exhibition
OF their skill at the brakes and hose. A.
the word of command they ran their engine
TO one OF the fire wells the square. and
in less than three minutes were thro wing
a lively stream to the top OF the Court house
cupoIa, over two hundred feet, The prac
tice being over, they repaired to the grove
near Col. Lyons, where they spent the bal
ance of the day in the shade, enjoying the
good things prepai ed for / the occasion.
Our citizens were glad to see our co'orcd
friends and to know that they enjoyed
them selves. Canton owes debt of gratitude
TO the members OF this company, for on
more than one occasion when we were sui
feTing the raYages of the fire hend, have
they volunteered to come to our assistance.
We wisL the members of Hope, No. 8. much
prosperity and happiness, and congratulate
their good fortune in having so gallant and
competent foreman as Capt. Barksdale.
aud feel that lie must be proud to command
llIc abic-bodied, blg-souled men who run
his machiue,' for they seen especially
proud Of him.
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W1snARr,s SroRr. Wishart has

WIsHARr's Store. Mr. Wishart has
several announcements in to-day's paper,
setting forth variety of seasonable goods,
that he is now offering to the public. His
store has been thoroughly retitted, and his
stoves tinware, refrigerators, lamps, crock
cry, etc, are all displayed in tasteful array.
That industry and genius viii tell is fully
exem plified in the business career of our
espected townsman, w. w. Wishart.
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soUTHERN PATENTS. Mr.. II. n.
ISins, solicitor OF Patents, No. p Com
ial Place. New Orleans, officially re-
Is to Tar CLARION the following com
le list of patents granted Southern
entors for the week ending May 9TH, 1875 {:
lississippi-A. NJ. Hanna, koseiusko,
Eth-auger. Louisiana-Osear r. Nc
Ru, New Orleans, Bale-tie; \. Is. Sharp,
|quemiae, Car-Starter; David E. Smith.
Btrop, Steak Cooking-Pan; same party,
Dw. GeorgiA-John Purley Il Co, At
TIA, Trade mark for medi zines. Arkan-
&c T. Pierrenot, Rockport, Ironing
|ehine.
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Intrepid Jews.

Since the time Of Daniel Drawing the
den Of lions to which despotism had
doomed him for his religion, and his
three friends fearlessly encountering the
seven-fold heated furnace, Jews have
ever been noted for their inyincible intre-
pidity and perseverance, though not for
similar manifestations Of divine favor and
protection. On late occasion the En-
peror of Russia was reviewing his fleet,
when two sailors particularly attracted his
attention, both by the precision with which
they performed several difficult man@u-
vres and by the agility and daring which
they displayed. The Emperor was so
much pleased that he Immediately pro-
NOTED one to be captain, the other he
appointed lieutenant on the spot. The
men, however, were Jews, and there is
ukase forbidding Jews to wear an epaulet.
fPshaw," cried the Emperor, that does
not signify in the least, they shall embrace
the Greek religion, of course" When
this determination was communicated to
the two young men, knowing that recon-
STRANGE was in vain, they requested the
Emperor's permission to exhibit still
more of their maueuvres, as he had not
seen all they could do This being grant
ed, they assembled the topmast, embraced,
and, locked in each others arms, threw
themselves into the sea and departed for
ever.
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.trY HOTEL, New ORLEANS. Nlsl-
H. the Crescent City will find this excel
Bbotel always open, summer and win
Ior the entertainment of guests. Messrs.
kon L Mumford are at their posts, and
Mississippi friends of Major Hickle will
bin ready to perform the part OF a
lemluly host. The charges have been
iced TO 81 30 per day.
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THE picnic at Newman's Grove, by
the Constitution Fire Co, No. 1, of Vicks-
burg, to which Gem, No. ,, is invited, comes
off on Thursday, 10th inst, instead of to-
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s-r4FrI RRPoRTs.- If any person
f5I vet OF Mississippi Reports TO dis
of KS. can refer them TO party who
! ID purchase
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PoRPCs CHRISTI. This, the most
hdid festival Of the Roman Catholic
Pen, was observed with unusually i'm
Sing ceremonies by the Catholic con-
Cation OF this city on Sunday evening
The procession, which passed around
plansiou and Church squares, numbered
fly three hundred persons. Corpus
PSI body of Christi was Instituted by
Re Urban ", in 1864, in honor of the
keerated host, and with a view to its
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02

H. Holly Springs Reporter, remark
~ n. change Of schedule of the n. 0.
5.NI. R.R., says that line is making
i hours faster time than it has ever
4 ami several hours faster than any
3 linz To New York.
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'IANo 1UNING AND REPAIRING.-Mr.
Harrison has fitted up his store on
E street. near Seutter's, where he keeps
kinds of musical instruments
as pianos, organs, violins, guitars, mu-
boxes, French and German aecordeons,
inas, flutes, flies, bauios, tamborines,
) and silver band instruments, strings.
music, etc. Mr.. Harrison viii also tune
hos, aud will repair all kinds of must
Instruments. A he thoroughly under
us the business, and will give strict at
lion TO it, he must necessarily succeed,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02

CoLoRED recruits for Capt. French's
plantations are arriving almost daily, in
chargeof the Sheritfs of the various coun-
ties, at the Pententiary.
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f. very handsome pictures of the
H. r. T.. Lee may BE seen in the win
III Ash'- drug store. Those who wish
4 aboard should step in and register
names. Dan. McGehee, first clerk
kaIt % passengers.
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REV. DIR. HUNTER breaches at Can
ton. on Sabbath next. Consequently there
will be no service at the Presby terrain
Church in this city.