The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1880-04-14
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
Iiand.hnro Advertl,er-

/ Hand,boro Advertisers.
The log gettcrz Of the coast caun,ie- ST..
not over the log troubles vet Notice WAS
served on the mill men of Alo-s Point. u
jackson county, last week by Deputy { s
/ Marshal Nucscher that the Governments
would institute proceedings against taa I..
getting and claims all tine logs ina the ra-.H-
gouia. The mills continue to saw Iuuugr
and the mill owners have agreed t5 reserve.
only twenty-five cents ON each log they ma,
/ receive Tor the Government. ltl- probable
I That the same proceedings viii soon he ulu-
gurated IN Harrison and Hancock cuuutlr-.
L. =. Marshal Postlethwaite is iu the uuItl-
ern portion of TINS county at present survey
ing lands.
Kinds County Gazette1
We learn that all necessary arraugemeHt-
have been made for tile early erection 81 n
Clement Attachment Cotton Gin at El-
wards, IN this county, 10y two business meu
Who have the capital and energy necessary.
Kinds County Gazette
\ few weeks ago good authority saws
a negro on Mr.. john TAigpeu's place. which
lies on the Dry Grove road, tourmiIes ,uurh
of Raymond, IN walking through the field
stumbled over a brick, embedded iu ta.
earth, and on examination discovered Hr
meath IT a small vault, about ten iueHt-
square, within which was found concealed
quite a sum of gold and silver coiu-fu-t
no" much 10 not known, as all concerned n
Is SAID, evade pointed questions uuuu t..
subject. The place was occupied lust lr-.r
to the war by gentleman named FtHs
Goodwin, who was accidentally shot ana
Killed at shooting match at Dry Grove.
about the beginning of the war Ii I- r.u.
Jectured that lac buried the money. and
falling to make known the fact before hIs
death, the secret was buried with him
Natchez Democrat
Adams county railroad bor.ds are bssn.
ing, being scarce at premium of four per
cent lhey are almost as valuable as cotton
factory stock, ana as hard to get.
Yazoo Sentinel
, 4 sad affair occurred in the death Of little
Sherman Parisot, son of Col. and Mrs Nv
II. Mangum. Through mistake dose uf
morphine was given the little fellow, f1I
quinine.
Columbus Index
General Lee, President Of the A. and lJ
College, will spend the summer ia the North
While absent he will visit IAN the principal
colleges in the country, and will come Jack
IN the early fall fully prepared for his new
ana important duties at StarkyilIe
Louisville Index
Our old friend Col. VIM. s. BrUing. with
his family, took his departure from thI,
place on last Tuesday morning tlr his new
home on the coast. Ills many friends DAD
acquaintance Of this place regret very much
to part with one who has been resident
here for more than twenty-five " ears
Meridian Mercury.
ii. u. Mcqueen, merchant aud uramfn-
ant citizen, died at hi, residence in Dis city
Yesterday evening, at & p. m. lie had rs
turned !i ed ON M5ond oy from a trip to New York
ln l tle mar .ets to buy goods lie was ta-
ken SICK IN the route home, and arrived i'm
III an lost hopeless condition of prostrutiou.
Enterprise Courier
Hon. d. A. Morris, of Jasper county.
the father Of nineteen children. fifteen o
whom are living, the youngest being only
three months old. He was married when
only seventeen years of age aud two of Ills
children were born before he was twenty
one.
Oxford Eagle
We regret To learn Of the death of Mrs
James Roberts, which occurred ina the East
srn portion Of the county last Friday morn.
ing.