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The New York herald., 1875-12-19
DRY GOODS.

NEAR BowERY. NEW WORK
limited stock Of useful Holiday Presents extremely
bev priceA aa aaoD.
stock Of Dress Good sreduced in prices fully
spisndid English and French r~lis at 2oc., 2oc sic
Al ..G nS1S1 SSs S.n ~ a. .S. ESsd u, sIGs 0 81 i
EsS @ Sss.. ss csR%s f SssS al s Isae @ a sic
MOURNING GOODS.
Bisek ApacAs the nness quality offered this season a
Blssk Cashmere. very vide, 4oe, Soc eass. % 81 2s
Oar Black silks are reduced nom former prices 80 per
Very heavy Black Gros Grain sink at 81 worth 81 so
Pine Quality Drap dc LYON SIX a. 81 worth az 75
STRIPED SILKS.
BOO pieces Striped silk a. 75e and $50 worth $50 per
PLAIN SILKS.
100 pieces Plain silks in all shs newest shades - 81
sHAwLs
Striped and Plaid ShRwls AT 81 so. 81. 50, S.
loo Broche and Paisley long Shaws at So good value for
rs BrOchs and Paisley long sle good value
las Broehe Paisley long sha~ls $40 and $50; good
so oamsis Hair shsws AZ 500, si2s. $50; these
Our Suits made Of good material in the latest styles
os n ss ss% % snI s n Price sAs 81 eS % % %sn si III
goe cssSmer. suits a SIS 81 $50 and eoiored
si salts $50 Sfo2ks s6S s. SSD ssi -"s sSSSss
GOO cosks and sacques made q nne beaver ciois =
- ~ S-o' FTss FURsl FURsi
Brook Mink Sets - so upward Seal Skin sets st
-. ios children q 4ss- s., 81 % and sPsss
100 pieces all wool Cassmeres for aud boys wear At
boc 7c 81 SO pieces heavy Beaver Cloth hyard. wide
s'D' - y ~ ~0''" WALLER McsoRLEY,
Near Bowery. Grand street, New York city.
n BFor the convenience OF our patrons and the public
eur sssre viii os open every evening for the coming week
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CLOAK AND SUIT COMPANY
No - East Fourteen III street
between University place and Fihh avenue.
An unusual chance for the Holidays until January T.
consequences Of building 60 be torn down.
OUR STOCK MUST BE SACRIFICED.
We offer coored silk suits low trimmed
with silk velvet; also emb rodered from S65 "a 500.
suits Cashmere. CRmes Hair. Ncugna Cloth
Gus other goods, for nalf their value.
Beaver Cioaks. made by men talorA
Beaver Cluaks formerly S0, reduced 10 -.
Beaver Cloaks formerly 80. reduced 70 -
Beaver Cloaks formerly Sil. reduced TO -.
Beaver Cloaks formerly Sl3 reduced TO -
Cloak fur beavers lomery ~ reduced 20 ~ 90
Beaver Coaks Handsomely trimmed With hrads also With
ur variety syies formerly Sl5 10 $50 reduced
from 81 10 $50,
Chidrens and Misses Black. also Colorcd Salts; also
Beaver Coaks IN great variety, closed out for half their
IS an inducemcnt 10 per will be de-
Quoted from reduced price every purchaser.
JOSEPH BERNHARD, Proprietor.
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KNzEY sr,vppw.ep
10 CENTS On THE DOLLAR.
fs5 600 worth Of very best
triple plate ailverware.
'l'-'' '''''' : : DERBY snvERwARE
IN HANDSOME LEATHER
CASES, sAEfN LINED.
CAKE BASKETS LADIES SPOONS,
KNIVES. FyMNs. CAATEkS, CUPS
DERBY sILyERwARE.
kAPkfk EiAga. YAsEs.
EVERY PIECE WARRANTED
DERBY sILygEwAgE
oPEN EVENINGS.
OPEN EVENINGS
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DRY Goopa.

8 : Erpa ii sppp $ppp SEauqss$ ssas
{ Co. Il ! II f. B.. Fl Il / $os :; SIS! !. i.
Iss. lss. 1877 Eighth avenue.
LADIES SUITS
Our sui. department. Of The larges, in this ey Is
feet by l25 feet deep Our assortment complec
aud the special reductions during the week viii be worthy Of
call Of Inspection
STYLES. exact copies of,hs imported So $40 So SIP So
iu ~, s 9S. M ,4s g sss 20 q q se IN ss m o which
will close \, 5or. on the dollar
800 rich silk usre black alpaca Suits the very latest
styes magnheepy trimmed IS so sil So Si5 5c-worth
The balance o. our rich imported Suits viii be sold regard
where in New York. Not the of material Call and
cames hair Suits. with rsh imported silh combination,
SIS So s24. worth nearly double @ti o
Black Cashmere saits. very stylish. sis So SIS. sla
Seal brown cahmsre cosse Suit with rich seal brown
silk combinations, SIS 90, formerly S43
cLoAKs
EfBIEs E$Bihs SfSiSkSss SESSSs S-%srsS -%srsS ss sI9
H''ssn' 10 sss Jackets &C., at an immense '''F'a''' so
ToYs.
Dolls Bpgles Tool Chests Sleeping Dolls, Horses. Car
rages All kinds to please the children Come and see the
Santa Claus coqates p,tncpns ,,, mos
RoDGEis ORR BROS,
Own Corset, 81, worth 81 TO-
RODGERS ORR BROTHERS
- sil OFFER , the greatest bargains in all kinds Of
and . host q f, useful articles for holiday presents
store iset % %id. SyI%s by is constantly
sos. ss y SS M o
Grand Special Sale,
where bargains are sure to be found.
rich Poplin Plads only i5c ~ inches wide form
cases spitzbergen, Snowflake Plaids and cameps hair
SO pieces ygone Manchester and sne1 Popns in rich
cloth effects seal brown plum navy blue green at 35c
pieces dark seal brown Cashmere DEcose, only soc
Cashmeres in all the desirable colors
Rich French Plads IN the new effects from auction, SOC
BLACK GOODS.
Mourning Goods specially.
Grape Cloth, 35c.. formerly SOC
M safa .e Apess s uisTs ss Ssms So
So ienrists Cloths. from i5c upward
81 silk Warp Henrietta Cloths specially cheap
RODGERS ORR BROS.
sored Underwear: SOC on the dollar
Ss snS from t uIvi6
d2noAeTcnieb LaceS,
Mink Sets, $40; formerly sIs.
sHa ss ssss SIS 81 TSTsa %.y sa s s.
csntsmoa's El@wSoosd n Ssri Collars isc per box
vos GO 9HT 70 nEsT EosEEs asohs ORB BEoTHEss
TO ALL r&sTs G92Ds sIHFIEs sEFI 3. oS RpL1cAr1os
RODGERS ORR BROS.
Nos lss, ls5, 1877 Eighth avenue.
10000 PAIRS OF
LACE LACE SgkFAEss: SgkEAEss::
just received.
at
HALF HALF ThEHE ThEHs VALUE VALUE
REAL LACE CURTAINS at 81 90 PER PAIR;
worth sic.
REAL LACE CURTAINS at $40 PER PAIR;
worth $40.
REAL LACE CURTAINS. OVER 300 PATTERNS FROM
SIS TO THE VERY FINEST IMPORTED
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS FROM
one one BStE4E BSEE4E
NOTTINGHAM LACE, 'p"~'1
LARGEST STOCK IN THE ootNTRY.
500 rolls TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at 81 TO-
usually sold at 81 80.
JUST OUT OF BOND,
extensive assortment OF the
SUPERB DESIGNS IN
ADMINISTER, MoQUETs, vELVETS and BODY
BRUSSELS.
OIL CLOTHS,
DRUGGETs &C.
or EVERY DESCRIPTION, SPECIALLY
SHEPPARD KNAPP'S,
Nos is3 and las Sixth avenue, New York,
door below Thirteenth street.
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DRY GOODS.

+ / HHEupr SIS. Erru S Ss / ss.
CONTINUATION
OF TnE
GREAT sENLANNUAL
CLOSING OUT SALE or
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8 COCO g / If COCO g COCO g:
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sos BROADWAY.
EXTRAORDINARY
INDUCEMENTS
IN LIVERY
DEPARTMENT
FOR
HOLIDAY PREsENTA
oRIGG, HASKELL co.
Sss to impress upon their and % sse
their nssAOn close out all surplus stock regardless Of
The greatest bargains offered In hs trade vii b
found In
BLACK ooLoRED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK GOODS.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Lacos and EmbroidsrieA
handkerchief &c, &c-
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs
IN CALICO AND WoKsrED GOODS
Sea, .s,. Ss'i Us Fssi Is = gs's g.
1Pa cPs:si. :sis SIS Ss.Rs SIS ssSI. ssSI siS Pa 40
Chidrens Furs.
Fur Trimmings Of all descriptions from 35c yard
SEAL sAcQUEs.
aesursr a. sio si5 SIS These are great bargains
SUITS.
oaners Hair sui.a
Cashmere sui.A
six suit.
CLoAKs.
Beaver cloth Cloak. 50 50 8 50 $, ,ss slos
SSpsh.. SSI h.a In G0cfs e1:asrs "a ss Ss 3 $40 81
silk Sacques S35, $40. S45.
Eur nea n ssb 4 s FsbsS ri S fS EVENINGS DE-
cEMBER % AND "A, WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL
81 BAsKsIE Assss1a, oAs ESass. pHss
T 9. JOHNSTON.
Broadway. Fifth avenue and Twonty.second street.
Additional holiday reductions
Black silks
5e5 pieces 81 5o marked down from g.
Colored silks
s21 pieces, q reduced from q IS
IS pieces, 81 5o former price - So
50 pieces, 81; sold last week at -.
Dress Goods
plain and mixed.
IT eases best quality Delaines, re a yard.
cases eOorsd ali wool DagonaIs s79 recently e216c
3 cases coiored Merinoes, e25sc.; worth 81,
14s pieces Neige spzberg Ia yards wide 81 for
merly s. IS.
PIaded and striped Goods
leeases in vsriou. quslitics,
70 sell from &c to 5Oc the yard
An elegant assortment
Hosiery, Gloves and winter Undercothns
Gcntlemsn's Furnishing Articles
Laces Embroderies, Collars, cuns and Sets
Gentemen's smoking Jackets
Desirable Christmas offerings
Taule Linens Blankets Flsnnes
shawls. Cloths and Purs,
IN profusion
1000 dozen handmade corsets
In 80 different styles. Toe and upward.
se Paris pattern cioaks, eoc. on the dollar
iis dozen Ladies Underclothns
closing out Al 30 cents the dollar.
kasi Indian Novelties.
p..l India sis%i's' Isdiss So'nins S','n N Gown.
Upholstery Department
has been extensively rcpenished
nsy w lace Curtains, .,. Co..
Rich, numerous and beautiful designs lin
satin masks, Brocatelles, Cashmeres,
''s Beds i"s and BE Bedding iS1s.'
Rich foreign aud domestic Carpets
arrival OF Eastern Rugs
This. Smyrna, Persia and Turkey.
sample, gratqi,ousy to all Of the country
application thus enabling out Of town parties 10 make their
purchases as advantageousy residents Of this city
j. 4 a. JOHNSTON
Broadway, Fifth avenue and Twenty second street
THE
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AZ il i AZ NS
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CLOAK AND suIT COMPANY
10, - East Fourteen III street.
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LAST CHANGE
TO BUY HOLIDAY PRESENTS
RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICBe,
500 Broadway, 500.
Broadway, $50,
500 Broadway, $40,
from
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS COMBINATION,
Store open till o'clock p. NJ
win positively close on Friday, December "a
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DRY GOODS.


A PPRorRfArE AND USEFUL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
DOYLE 4 ADoLPHrs.
2O7 AND $50 GRAND STREET.
corner OF Forsyth street, New York.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
cLoAKs sUiTs, sHAwLs
Grand opening Of coaGs and Suits elegant designs
most stylish garments over exhibited
Beautiful broche shawA
Wool shaws Of every description.
SILKS AND sArINs.
Rich Black Silks including all the best Lyons fabrics.
from soc. 10 "a yard.
cOlOrsd silks and satns from eoe. and upward
DRESS GOODS. 10
Plain, Coor.d and Plaid
Dress Goods,
cAshmsres. Paris Peplins.
Irish Popns. Merinos, &e
$50 pieces plain Dress dcOa all wool effects, reduced
i5c yard twenty inch wide recently sold at $50
suitable and cheap holiday present
5000 Bsimorsl Skirts. from so. upward
Anil line OF
GENTLEMES's FURNISHING GOODS,
HOSIERY. scARFs. LAcEs, TIES
coRsETs, LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
all Of them fresh and goods expressly bought for tho
holiday season. al extremely low prices.
KID GLOVES,
own Importation
Lulu Kid Glove which warrant, reduced to 90 centsa
We give pairs for all rip irving them
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
In great variety.
FURs FURs.
Hudson bay Mink Sets,
Seal and silver Fox Sets
Alaska and Sable Sets,
Lynx Sets, &C., 4c.,
twenynv per cent less manufacturers prices
call is respectfully solicited
One price. All goods marked in PLAIN hgureA
NOTICE
not suitns will cheeriuy be exchanged Tor other goods
DOYLE ADoLPHI,
2e7 AND 2se GRAND STREET.
corner Forsyth street, New York.
IMPORTANT NoTIcE-FoR THE ACCOMMODATION
l. of those who afford time purchase Holiday
Presents in the day time will keep open Monday
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday Clans night until
10 O'Clock. DOYLE Il ADOLPIiI 267 and 209 Grand at
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s27 and s2s Sixth and os West Twentieth street.
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A LADY WISHES 10 SELL An ELEGANT EVENING
n Dress iass received h9 heruers. Pans never worn
shown. the color pale 0ae harnonEng With
plsEion Address b ~. box 10 Herald Office
A -A-A' LONG. DOUBLE CANELts HAIR SHAWL
-. cost lately 10 Pars 81 gps I'll D- .od SJo also
Nof3nts Ia black Cbantiy lace, san:
el5o Address CHANffLLf. b9x 5sT0 Post once, y. y
A KAgg cHAxcE-FOR sALE. A Pgw or THE
n hDsr MuHs and Boas of mink. sable. seal and chin
eia aud ch.ldfens jackets AZ less than
East Thiriisth street. Cal for week.
ANY PERSON HAvTyG A SEAL sACQrE VELVET
a. Cloak 0f dark MAX sell, hsaf gia gur.
NAasef a. ~ West sinsh street.
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TsABEAUs INVISIBLE HAIR NETs.-wITH 1T
ladies dispense with veil. Also large OF
Invisible Crimps, Brads, &C. No Union square
TOUyIN'S KID GLOVES, MASON VIOLET PER.
funery An assortment OF the genuine article always
on hand az II. GRODEE A CO.'S, late r. Brue 50 East
Twelfth street, west Of Broadway.
r 81 COLBY REMOVED 10 06 FOURTH AVENUE
81 Great reduction in prices Ladies' and Chhrens I'm.
C0rsets &c; also ts celebrated Lady OF
Iorne Dress Extsnder Removed % Fourth avenue,
block above Stewarts
TN LUDvIGH A CO., A EAST TENTH STREET, sue.
". cessors Nine. A. Ballard importers OF Lingerie,
Laces Fancy Goods Costumes ana Coaks have received
importation Of Partisan Novelties for the holidays
NOR sALF-TwO SETS or FURs MINK AND Err.
AZ mine very cheap also handsome velvet Dresa Ad-
dress N. "A. j.. Herald Uptown Branch o1ice.
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500 Broadway. 500,
500 Broadway, 500,
$50 Broadway, 500.
from the
IMPORTERS AND MANUFAC TURERs' COMBINATION.
Store open till . o'clock p. VI.
WIN positively close Friday, December "A
The New York herald., 1875-12-19

CHrsA CHINA
CHINA
CLOSING OUT
$50 FRENCH CHINA
DECORATED DINNER SETS, AT
80 PER CENT
30 PER CENT
80 PER CENT
less than other house the c4ty
We MEAN
JUST WHAT VIZ ADVERTISE.
r H. MACY CO.,
r. H. MACY CO.,
r. VI. MACY CO.
Fourteenth street and sixth aveuua
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-15
Carroll County Nominations.
WINoNA, MISS, Sept. z, 1870.

WINoNA, Miss, Sept. z, 1870.
EDS. CLARION Il attended the Car
roll county nominating convention, on
yesterday, and am glad to announce that
entire harmony prevailed and that the
ticket nominated, is composed of the
best men of Carroll county. DIR. c. Nj.
Walden and Hon. III. III. Southworth
were nominated for the Legislature, and
the following gentlemen for county Off
GERS:
For Sherif-W. F. Hamilton for
Chancery CIerk-Falls Neill for Circuit
Clerk-R. J. Davis for Treasurer
II. S. Hill for VIM. j. Booth;
Surveyor-H. ID. Shaw; Coroner and
Ranger-J. r. Ware.
After the convention adjourned, judge
Southworth, Capt. w. L. Hemingway,
B. F. Jones, Capt. John Cunningham,
Capt Estes, Col Nelson, Col. Helm.
and others, addressed the convention,
urging the Importance Of every Conser.
vative and Democrat doing his whole
duty and voting for the nominees. There
has been some apprehension of trouble
in our party, in Carroll, on local issues,
but l am glad to state that everything
of that sort was settled satisfactorily and
that entire harmony prevails. The tick
ct will be elected by over 200 majority.
Our people say Mississippians must and
shall rule Mississippi.
YOurs
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-15
Acknowledgement Harris Charges
WOuIdI.be Congressman Howe
With EmbezzIemenG and Proves
Ia ON Him.

The following is taken from q report
of recent speech delivered by Attorney
General Harris at Senatobia, published
in the Grenada Republican Official Radi-
cal organ) charging Howe, would-be
Congressman, with embezzlement, and
proving the charge by the record:
He (the Attorney-GeneraD then ex-
hibited transcript of q record from the
clerk of the Chancery Court, and Board
of Supervisors of Pamela county, which
showed, in round figures, that A. r.
Howe, when Treasurer of Pamela county
had returned in the shape of illegal COM
missions S., 125 81, which property be-
longs to the county of Pamela, of which
upwards of So, 400 belongs to the school
fund, and ought to be in the county
Treasury to educate the children of that
county.
With these ill-gotten gains he now asks
the people of the district TO return him to
Congress, with the peoples money i'll his
pocket.
The Republican party have said that
they would have none but honest and
competent men for office. Would that
pledge be redeemed by the nomination OF
Howe for Congress? think not. He
said that Col Wells, as L. S. District
Attorney, had sent A. d. Jones, Post
Master at Corinth, to the Penitentiary
for two years, for retaining about 500.
And now, if a man goes to the peniten
tiary two years for retaining 500, what
should be done with the man who retain.
So, 125 81? Would that not amount
to nearly fifteen years at the same rate
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-15
Capt. y. W. Allen Nominated bV
AccIamatiOR In Ihe Oth
judicial District

The 9th Judicial District in convention
assembled at Bonneville, Sept. 7th, 1875,
for the purpose of nominating a District
Attorney.
Upon motion, Col. w. Fl, H. Tison
was called to the chair, and +. l.. Russell
elected secretary.
Upon motion, the chair appointed a
committee of four, consisting of the
following gentlemen: f. O. Sykes. of
Aberdeen; Wiley Clifton, of Fulton
), Il. Finley, of Guntown, and NJ
Surrat, of Bonneville, on credentials
and representations. While the commit.
tee was out, Col. j. A. Blair, the present
incumbent of the District ATTORNEYS of.
flee, being called upon, made an ELOQUENT
patriotic and Jealous speech in favor of
unity and action, and the duty of every
man to support the nominee of the
convention; and called upon the candidates
for that important Office, who intended tn
submit their claims to the convention ana
abide the action of the same. to come
forward and so declare before the
Capt.J. M. Allen, of Tippah.
responded to the call in short and
pointed speech, stating that he preferred
to be defeated before the convention than
to be successful outside, and Independent
of the organization of the Democratic
and Conservative party. Which sentiment
was greeted with cheers from the conven. |
ton. Col. X. o. Beene, who canvassed
the most of the District previous to the
came forward and declined |
to submit shame to the action of the
but claimed that he had been
a life long Democrat, and is true and
loyal to its principles and policies.
The convention then proceeded to
nominate Capt. j. NJ. Allen by acclama-
hon, amid voices and cheers, and as soon
IS the voices of patriots subsidized, our
young but able and distinguished
came forward, and in an
eloquent and graceful speech, acknowl-
edged the compliment paid him-charged
0. Beene as being disorganizer and
untrue to the people, (who had honored
him 80 often in days past and gone in
his sad hour of their cOuntry's history.
Attest; w. Fl. III. TYSON, Chm'n.
F. /. RUssELL. SeC'y. II
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-15
Gen. Warner.

Our information is that the people
-
.. Eauderdale, (and probably some
of the other eastern countless intend to
give o. Il. Singleton, that good man and
staunch patriot, a single shot for Congress.
The Republicans are determined to re-
buke the trick which Warner played
upon Judge Niles and his friends. If
what We say is not believed, let Warner
go to Meridian and see what sart of
reception they will give him. In this
connection, a Republican paper, Col.
Majors Holly Springs Tribune, puts the
following paser:
We see the Pilot pats the name of A.
Warner as the nominee for Congress from
the Fourth District, although 4 majority
of the legally appointed delegates protest
against it, and claim that there has been
no nomination. Why did not the State
Executive Committee, in the plentitude
of its SOVEREIGNTY, bolster upWarner as
well as Niles
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-15

OuterOPpinE of CarPef-bagsery.

Fhe full particulars of the affair we're
published in our last number. They
were given in the form of affidavits from
negroes who were engaged in the conspi-
racy. 1t will he seen that the plot was
more widespread and diabolical in Its
objects, than was originally supposed.
There were no whites engaged in it, but
it is traceable to the vicious influences OF
the Union Secret Oath-bound League,
which the carpeNbag adventures lnstI-
tuted at the beginning of the Radical re-
gime A correspondent of the New
York Herald says that "Corday Harris,
Tone of the negro leaders of the conspi-
racy) stated in my presence, TO Governor
Smith, that this diabolical insurrectionis
the outgrowth of the old negro Union
League organization, which had for its
object the banding of the colored voters
together in such manner and by such
oath as to secure their united support for
the Radical party" 1t was partly due,
also, to the Freedman's Bureau teaching,
as evidenced by the motives assigned for
the conspiracy, which were to seize the
lands, divide them into 40 acres, and
appropriate the stock, (including " the
mule,") to the uses of the insurgents.
Preliminary to this division of property,
for the purpose of securing equality,
as one~of the conspirators expressed it,
"the whites were to be killed out, begin
lining with the little babe in the cradle,
"kilIing up" (See John Chiles' testi
mony.)
A solemn obligation to accomplish this
murderous plot, was taken, and the
wretches engaged in it were made to be-
lieve the penalty Of betraying the secret
would be punished "by death under
Grants law"
1t is almost incredible that the minds
of race who were docile and kindly dis
posed to the whites when in slavery, have
been SO poisoned ~ cunning and unscru
pulous political adventures, with hate,
and possessed of designs so diabolical thai
the blood curdles at the very thought OF
them. But that this instruction, which ex
tended over dozen of the largest black
counties in Georgia, and other similar
manifestations of diabOlism that are crop
ping out, are the outgrowth of the seeds
industriously planted into their minds by
the adqenturers-all the facts attest. Il
is evident that even where Conservative
and Democratic rule has taken the place
of Radioalism, it will require years, il
not generations, to eradicate the evil in
fuences of the latter.
Notwithstanding all the prOvocations
to violence and summary punishment
Gov. Smith and the authorities of Geor
gia have set a most commendable exam
pie of forhearance and respect for the
laws. The carpet haggers who planted
the seeds, of which the insurreotion is al
outgrowth, have long since disappeared
from the scene. The mulatto " officers
are hid away; and poor, incredulOus
foolish and betrayed Cutfee and Sambo
were left alone in the clutches Of the law
and they have been dealt with mercifully
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-09-15
SummerviIIe Institute.
w. G.. WILKINSON.
o OsBURN.

Prof T. s. Gathright, who sustained
heavy loss from fire on the 18th inst. i,
has already begun the erection of suit
able building to supply the plaza of the
one burnt, which will be ready for use
by the first of October In letter to
the Southern States, Mr.. Gathright saws:
Ny loss was heavy, but the school will
be more conveniently arranged than be-
fore.
hope all my old students, who go to
school will give me the preference this
Fall. Our capacity is reduced to SO
boys and 26 rooms.-Homestead.
Prof. Gathright, who has educated
more young men in Mississippi, than anv
other teacher, and is a true patriot as
well an an able educator, has the general
sympathyof her people, and we trust they
will display it in a practical manner.