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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-23

The VICKsBuRG MURDER CASES. -
We learn from the Herald that the par
ties accused of the murder of the ne
groes in Vicksburg waived an examina
ton and were remanded to Jail.
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OUR DAILY.

Bolton Weekly.l M M Tl
THE DAILY CLARION, Jackson, will be
mailed to any address until the election for
25 cents per week. Send in your subscription
if you want an AL paper. Rest assured you
will get the worth of your money.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-23

The merchants of Brandon have agreed
to close their places of business on cleo
ton day.
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DEMOCRATS and Conservatives Prove
your good faith by your works from now
until the day of the election.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-23

TUESDAY, October 26th, is the grand
rallying day.
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Born the Times and Pilot are raving
over our warning to Registrars, Inspec-
tors and Clerks of what they might ex-
pect if they attempted to make false re-
turns by throwing out Democratic boxes.
They raved when we warned the negro
members of the infamous Legislature of
1875 that they were building up wrath
for themselves aud their race by their
insulting conduct and votes in that body.
They encouraged the poor fools to go on
with their deviItry. The consequence is,
there have been some men missing since
then that could now easily be found, had
they listened to us and net to these Rad
ical journals. We will see upon whose
advice the Registrars and Inspectors act.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-23

THE Times has not heard of Osanne,
of Pamela, and his nice little game
What is the natter
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-23

The foi owing0rder Of exercises has been
adopted = the 0mmiliee'of Arrangements
and Ora ID Manbsl, for the Barbecue,
Mass NJ, citing and Tcreh-iight Procession,
az Jacksc a, Oct. "a. .lS55
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1t will move promptly at ~ o'clock on
State street north to Barksdale, on Barks-
dale to President, down President south to
Mississippi on Mississippi west to Congress,
on Congress south to Capitol street, on
Capitol west to Railroad Avenue, thence
south to Pearl, ION Pearl east to Lopez, on
Lopez to Pascagoula, on Pascagoula east to
Congress, on Congress to South, on South
east TO State, on State TO the Capitol.
The band wagon will be stationed in front
of the depot OF transparencies prior to for
ming procession-wth all other wagons
resting In the rear of the same. COM
mttee will be at the depot of Transparent
cies, located adjoining Reinheimer's, and
hand the same TO the procession rs it passes
Preparations have been made by the citi-
zens generally to Illuminate their dwell
ings, All who have not as yet done so,
are earnestly requested to make arrange
ments for that purpose.
The following assistant Marshals have
been appointed:
Matt f. Ash, Marion Smith, A. G.. Lewis
J. b. Harris, j, W. Langley, NJ. Green, w.
T. Holland, d. Shelton.
JAMES d. STEWART, 4"
Ch'rm Gen. Com. Arrangements.
-g THOS. A. McWILLIE,
.H Grand Marshal.
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WORK faithfully unto the end, and a
glorious victory will be the reward.
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MIsstssIPPIANs must not falter now.
The enemy is bewildered and demoral-
lied. Move steadily onward, and victory
is assured.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-23

ELECTION DAY, Tuesday, November
"a. Only nine days in which to work.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-23

HAS the Pilot any news from Pamela
county, and Ozanne's nice little gamer
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-23

WILL either the Pilot or the Times
tell us something about the stealing of
the Registration books of Pamela, and
what Sheriff Ozanne was doing with
them when he was caught in the act.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-10-23

GRAND rally, grand barbecue and
grand torch-light procession at jackson,
October 26.
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Speaking win sbnmence at the Fair
Grounds al II. . ~ aud continue until
3,r.M., when aluspf van Be served.
TEX ToRcH-LIGHT PROCESSION
will be fwmea IN front OF the Capitol, at
Q o'clock. =. NJ, h the following order:
1st--Gi nd Marshal.
2d--Jackson Brass Band.
3d-Transparency wagons.
4th-Footmen with torches.
5th--Inyited visiting clubs.
6th--TranspareDcy wagons.
th--Footmenlwith transparencies.
sth--Transparsney wagons.
9th Mounted men with torches and trans
parencies.
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ARE you ready? The day of redemp-
ton is near at hand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-24
Luz BIER.
4 Stronger and Better Feeling i'm the
Western Market.

The Bay City Mich Gazette says;
The tendency in the western lumber
districts is towards stronger and better
feeling. The remarkable continuance of
cold weather and vast quantities of ice
which has formed in all waters OF this
section, making all early opening of ma.
vigation impossible, combined with the
uncertain prospects of lOg-running, con-
vince manufacturers that the
coming saving and shipping
season Is 10 be very
short one. Under the most favorable
circumstance, the great lakes can hardly
b. open To- navigation before MAY, and il
Is quite possible that the opening of such
passages as the Strait, of MacKinaw may
b" delayed until that month is well adj
vanccd. The heavy ice in all the streams
will be long in clearing out and the
mills will not get an early start. Carriers
on the lakes are confidently looking for.
ward to shortening OF the season to
make 1t Il brisk one and give them good
prices, though the trade should not other
wise improve. In the woods the work
still zoe, on with no lack, but rather n
supcrabundancc, Of snow. Camps are
being rapidly broken up now, and the
end Of winter, work j, at hand. There
are occasional inquire, in the manufac-
turing districts 10y buyers We hear of a
sale of 100000 feet by an Au Sable,
Mich. firm. IL follows: 100000 feet
bill stuf, $l3; 100000 feet strips, al
So 10. So 30 aud So. No other sales
have been reported in this region within
u few DAYS. The feeling in the great
markets throughout the country seems to
be depressed, and with no prospect of
improvement.
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was done, and had the wind blown /" the
main part of the town it would nave
been impossible to save 1t. -,
We have had few days that would
answer for March weather pretty well:
Everybody is anxiously waiting Tor
the full account of the distribution, ana
all seem TO be contented if they should
learn that they had drawn blank, and
comport themselves by saying that the
paper is worth the money paid for 1t
itself, besides the pleasure of hearing that
= man of our sister county IL the happy
recipient Of the $500
VIM. Mustoe. the agent for the "MOn-
umental steel portrait Of r. Z. Lee, was
by mistake printed "Mustoh."
The Dunkard Baptists and the Metho-
dists are making preparations for build.
ing union church house in this neigh
borhood, to be decided to the three de-
nominations, the first named to have one
or two Sabbaths in each month, Il
think and any other sect to use it when
they are not occupying it. We hope
they may be successful, but we doubt
whether the plan will secure harmony,
The winter has been so intoerably cold
that there is considerable of the potatoes
being frozen. Some of our farmers think
that this will be sufficient to exterminate
the bugs without the assistance Of Fed
eral troops. THEODORE PICKLE.
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4 bonanza slice Coming East.

san Francisco Chronicle, nth.
4 small slice of our bonanza, in the
shape Of one million dollars of SILVER bull
lion. will be sent East to be coined at
the Philadelphia mint during the month
of April, our san Francisco branch mint
not having sufficient capacity to coin
this amount, Tin addition to it, other
necessary business, rs fast as i dcsira
be. The bullion sent to Philadelphia is
to he coined into five and ten-cent
pieces. Cur Branch mint will COM
mcucc shortly turning out the new coin,
the twenty-cent piece, which will soon
be put i'll circulation, We may, there
fore, look hopefully to speedy abatc-
mcnt of the bit nuisance, arising out
of the difficulty of making proper change
where ter-ccnt purchases are made and
twcnty-fvc-ccnt or titty-ccnt pieces ten
dcred in payment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-24

ELDER JANE, JEFFERSON died at his
residence on Roberts Ridge Marshall
county, West Virginia, on Tuesday, De-
cc,nbsr -, 1874. in the SD year OF his
age. II" VII, born in Alexandria, Va,
November u, 1873. and cmigratcd with
his father To- the wiIds of Western Viz
gnia in 1909, and settled upon the farm
upon which he died, it being then in
ONO county. He was among the first
settlers of that rich and thickiy settled
portion OF Marshall county known H.
Robert, Ridge, lying about three mile,
south of Moundsville. He was de-
scendant OF that sturdy stock of Virgin
ians of the same name from which
Thomas Jefferson sprung. In the
war of 1872, he being then It Young man,
enlisted in the service of hi, country, re-.
ccved an honorable discharge, and was "a
pcnsioner at the time of his death by vir-
tue Of said service. He was regularly
ordained minister Of the Baptist church,
and labored in that capacity for over half
a century. with great measure of sue
cess. and almost always without pccuniary
COMPENSATION. In his family relations
he WAS kind and indulgcnt, and received
in II remarkable degree the devoted es.
TEEN and regard OF large line Of de-
sccndants, who had grownup around him.
In fact, all who knew him unite in honor
ing his memory. and in testifying to his
many virtues. His strong mental facul-
tie, remained unimpaircd up to the time
Of the death Of the beloved partner OF
his bosom, which occurred November
-. 1873. which sad event so shocked him
that it was only at intervals since that his
mind gave evidence Of that yigor and
clcarncss that characterized it through a
long life. For the last year he has mani
tested great indifference to remain here
and exprr,,cda desire to 90 to that peace
ful rest which remains for the people OF
God. May he rest in peacc.-"G.' IN
Signs NJ the Times, Y. ].
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FROM THEODORE PICKLE.
Fire al Observation-Disclosures
The weather.
MEApowvILLE. w. Va.
March 18th. 1875.

Editors of the Register;
1, !. with sorrow that l have to in
form, the many friends Col VIM. and
Jn,rph l.. johnson, Of Meadowville, OF
IN, burning of their house on the 10th
inst The lire caught from the stove
chimney Of the kitchen, and before as
,l.,ancc could be had, the fire caught IN
the roof Of the main building, 50 that II
WA. impossible TO cxtinguish the flames,
the only thing that could be done was to
remove such things As they could reach;
but in few minutes. the heat became
>olntcnse that they were forced to leave
IN" building. without saving anything
except a few beds, trunks, and other no
lions. About 20 bushels OF wheat, ana
one hundred bushels Of corn, together
with their farming utensils were burn
cd. Their loss i estimated at about
$500. No insurance on the property.
A they are well respected and highly
esteemed n citizens. almost every per-
son will contribute something to relieve
their loss. Abraham Johnsons black
smith shop took fire al the same time.
but il was qusnched before much damage
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eATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

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one time...........s IS one months 20 W. W.
Two times.......... ! p Three months. ~ "
one week ........... 2 50 one year.......; - W
one square changeable once week ~
special Notices 3 per cent addlll0iaI.
Advertisements 10 occupy h&ed places ~
&c Cuts viii be charged double for space
occupied. ,,,, - 80
Local Notices 10 cents per line-bm no
I,cal notice l0iu be inserted (Or less than ONE
DOLLAR. "
All advertisements, except for establish
rI business houses, must be paid for III adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
thu advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers Will be confined TO
their legitimate business, and all advcr-
ti>rmtntS not connected with IL Will be
charged for al our regular rates.
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$40 5o@l4 80, s at SIG, SIS, $57; II
boxes at 81 50@9 %, ats 10000
II 80 at $50 30. IS boxes Ohio seed,
Filters and Binders at 50 OOm.5 so
loat Sc 00(d7 80, 6 at s. OOm 8 so, ) at
~ OOCG 9 40 a at so 00@l3 70.
AT the Globe Warehousc-9 hhds and
~ boxes West Virginia. at S6.O5, 3 at
70 2OG9 ~, at SO 0OGl4 50 boxes
at - OO : at $40 50Gl3 80, at 81 IS
Atthe Morris Warehouses; hhds new
West Nirginis-l at S. s., 3 ut SO %
Gl3 -.
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Value of Metals.

The following table is interesting rs
indicating the respective values Of differ
ent metals. The first seven mentioned
are 81 rare that they are sold only in
minute quantities, but they are assigned
proportionate rates for the sake of COM
parison with the others. 1t will he seen
that the expression, worth IT. weight in
gold. Is 10y no means ~uperlativc:
VALUE PER FOUND AVolRDUroIS.
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.LUE PER POUND AvoIRDUroIS.
Cincinnati LcafTObaccO Market, for
the Week Ending March 20. 1875.

There has been somewhat stronger
market for Leaf Tobacco during the past
week, but prices have not advanced suf'
ficicnt to induce very liberal offerings at
auction, and We have to again report It
light weeks business. The offerings Of
new have been proportionstely larger
than any previous week of the season,
and embraced some very good
bright Owen coauty Ky cut
ting Leaf, which brought Il range
of very satisfactory prices. During the
week there were several cutters on the
market looking for stock The only
large sale reported was made privately
bv Mes>rs. Charles Budmann X Co. 10
Messrs W. :. kimbali X Co, of Roches.
ter. New York. 1t was 100 hhds-50 at
soc. 50 at Soc, shipped by Captain Hite,
Of Hircinsport, Ohio. The total offer
inc. for The week were 4OS hhds and 1913
boxes, as follows:
Al the Bodmann Warehouse g hhdS
and eleven boxes West Nirginia-t 81
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Louisville Leaf Fob eco Market.

he safes reported BY the warehouses
during the week just closed and the ex-
pired portion of the current month and
tobacco year were lin hogshoads a fol-
lows:
so 2,i2l 63O
ioE-l ,ibi 1881 la,Hf
..l,ls9 4i63 T,I7u
OF the above aggregate of sales for the
week, G54 hogsheads were sold at auction
and 252 privately.
The quality and condition of offerings
continue very poor, but there has, also,
been larger proportion than heretofore
of sound, scrviccablc tobacco.
Sales to the home trade have increased,
and slight Improvement in the charac-
;cr of offerings made bidding somewhat
more animated. The tone Of the market
shows moderate but general improve
ment, and all grades above common and
nondescript lugs are steadier The latter
are stationary within the range Of price,
quoted last week. Black or heavy wrap
pers continue scarce and stif. Wcquot0
as follows for leaf and lug in sound
order and shipping weights:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-24
POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Licbrr, LID. AuthOrof"CiN 30
Liberty and Srli-iOycrnmcut." New
and Revised edition. Edited hN tn.
Odore Il. WoolSry, Lib. Nvu. 2V"!.
Extra cloth, 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-24
MANUFACTURERS LEAF.
INTmE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| United States. for the District Of West
Virginia, IN Bankruptcy in ia" matter
OF i. 4. sweeney,
BANKRUPT.
Ia WhnnI 4 Nm Cnnnrrn

To WON q Nay t0H""r0:
The undersigned residents of Wheeling
West Va, hereby give notice Of their APP
pointmcmt as asSignccS Of the estate Ui ].
&. Sweeney. OF Wheeling, in the County Of
Ohio, in said District, ANA who was, to-wij:
on the 18th day of January, y. D., 1870 nd
Judged bankrupt upon TIA" petition ui ms
creditors, by the said court, dated at Wheel
1873. W. L. HUBBARD,
mrSOaW-s \. j. CLARK.
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Few words OF the sort huN
won higher praise from eminent authUTi-
ties than the late Prof. Francis Iirbor'-
Manual OF Political Ethics, story ana
r cnt being among the number at ihOsr
who huv" given il warm Communications
N. J. Id,p"H,tcHf
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris 10 Marty by Way ofthc Rhine.
BY Edward Strahan. Proiusrly Illus
tratrd with over pJ EngrayIugs, nom
designs 10y bore and Others. $40. ENlT'
cloth, black and gilt ornam"ntst!oL
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quaint, humorous, aud entertaining
describing cJourncy from Paris 10 MHriN
by way Of Ia" Rhiu". II an ,N4uisi'r.S
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the Illustrations, three hundred ia mum
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laughed over BostDIi Adp,rtler.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-24

The editor has incorporated some Hui,..
and other material l"n 10y the author. ha>
made a multitude of minor corrections.
verified the citations, and added some
notes of his own. The work, th"rr fore, o.
rendered duubly fresh ana valuable.
BpSfOH ,IyUrUGi.
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I,TuE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

| United States, for the District OF West
Virginia, in Bankruptcy, in ih" mat
ter OF Thomas sweeney,
BANKRUPT.
~ whom II May Concern:
The undersigned residents of Wheeling,
West Va, hereby give notice Oi thelI APP
uoiuturuf rs aSSigncr> at the cStul" of
Thomas Sweeney, of Wheeling, in the said
County of ohio, in said District, and who
yaS. to-wit: ON the 18th day OF January,
\. d. 1915. adjudgcd bankrupt upon tn"
petition of his creditors by said court dat
ed at Wheeling, West Va, the 5th day of
March, \, u. 1919. .
W. i. HUBBARD,
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SIncE holders Personally Liable
nud q. o. rescnting over $500, 900.
DE EWES DEPOSITS AND DIS
IL counts Paper.
Deals In Gold, Silver, Coin an
Sterling Exchange.
Sells drafts on England, Ireland, Franc
Germany and other prominent parts
Europe.
BUYS and sells Government, state, city
and Railroad Bonds.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Special attention given 10 collections.
d. c. LIST, President,
g. LAMB, Cdshier,
JOS. SEYBOLD, assistant Ch,hler.
iauli
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Proposals for Curb and Cross
ing stones.

S,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEINED al TIA. Office of the city '!rFh
until Thursday. March -, $50, Al O'Clock
y. m, IOr furnishing and setting al '"ip
stones. and furnishing and laying, tlI
crossing Stone that may hr E"tLiI'u 10!
wear IS75. said curb stones 10 hr OF the Toll
lowing dimensions. to-wit: Four q lr"'
long, twenty-five - inches wide ana hNt
ID inches thick. ends square, iuIi "!ilh oi
stone. Crossing stones 10 be not irNN IMAM
Nin,irrb.s thick proposals 10 be addressed
10 Inc chairman 81 the committee on
streets and Alleys. and endorsed. "PT"p'-
SAILS for curb and Crossing stones ipT year
*, {. 7. COWAN,
Chairman Committee on streets Alleys.
Iaarl1i
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Belts, Belt Buckles, BOSoms, new STYLES i'm
Collars and Cuffs, Soaps, and Cotton lrlln-
mings. We also dcSir" 10 call attention TO
the new line of Jacon"i EmbrodcricS
which We have Just received. mrlm
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The learning OF IA" treatise i lucuujy,-
table. The need OF this learning in this Of
all countries, and more now than ever br.
fore, j. equally patent. And II j. positive
that the doctrines discussed Will survive
and be active as long ~ mankind pAg.
GdclphiH NDrth american.
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This i the earliest of the three great
works on political science which gave H.
Dr. LicbcT foremost plac" among writer
an this class of subjects - Rgy,,,y nan.
crypt
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The Life OF Benjamine Franklin. Written
by himself. Now first edited nom org
inal manuscripts, and from his printed
orresDondence and other Writings. ~
Hon. John Bigelow. Three vols. Crown
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-24

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