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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-17
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-17

TIE ST ATE OF SOUTH CAR0LINA-In
Equity-Newherry District Sally AnD
Thompson VS.. Thos. A. Thompson md
John n rhomp>on. -. =. -
The creditors Of the estate Of Thos. W.
Thompson deceased, are required TO render
and establish on oath, their respective ce"
nan,ls before th~ Commissioner on or befo
the lst day OF December nrxt. .1.. -. .-.-
SILAS JOHNS ZONE. c. E. D.
CONS Office 1st October 1866. FLO
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-17

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In Equity-Newberry District john L.
Hill and Others, vs.. Joseph Watson, Admr,
and Others. ..
. The creditors of the estate Of FhomaSWar-
son, decd. are required TO reuder and estab>
lisb, ON oath, their respective denlaud> be-
fore the Commi .sio ,er on or, before the Isl
day OF December neXr. -~ g.
SrLAS JOHNSTONE.c c END
Com. Office, 1st October 1866. 90
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-17

raE SFArE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-[n
lauity-NrN hfry DISTINCT -Eiz beth A.
Payne vs. Jim w Payne & S. B. Chap
pr!l<. -.
The creditors of th" estate Of Elihu Pivne.
deceased. are required 10 render ahti eSsan>
llStl. on oath, iheir re pectiyc demands o.
fore he Commissioner, on or brfOre inc Isl
day of NnYeinbr next. -...,..,r
LASJOANSTONE, c,E ND:
!: Com rs Otic,:. Isl Oct. 1855. %
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-17

THE STATE OF. SOUFR CAROLENA-Tn
tquity-Newte1Ty District. Hrnry III. Singley
AGmr =, vs.. Msry T. Sins ley aud Others. Bill
for ga le ot land and Relief -.<* & ;
The creditors OF George 81. Sipsley deceased are
required to render in and esab dish their demands
belule the Commissioner, by the frs. day Of
November next. - =. = % '..E %
CONS Office, Aug. lth 1865. 2nfl0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04
Jim Orleans Aailp Q(rfsteIa,
Fer,snaI,.


It isreported that Tho EmperS Ma Prince Ma
pgeon are recoHciIed again and that the latter
VIII 20 PRESIDENT of the great Paris exhibition in
The Rev. Dr. Howe, the newly elected Episcopal
blshop Of Nebraska, has declined the position.
There are rumors that tho Hon. Alex. Randall
WI soon succeed M. Harlan as Secretary Of the
Col Thoms Reyuolds has been appointed PEN
mon Agent for WISCONSIN. 4 RS
Mr Sardou, The celebrated playwright, having
recently had an Interview with tie Empress
Eagenie at Cainpiegne, was complmented by her
MaJesty upon his efforts to ridicule the prevailing
= cxtTayagance ia iadies' toilets. The Empress said
INIT she had tried last winter to set the example
q greater simplicity Of dress, and that she was
ae,esfermned to wear still more unpretending toilets
this season.
Rear Admiral Coupyent Desbois has been ap-8
pointed to HE command-in-chief Of the French
naval station at Monteyideo and Rio de Janeiro as
successor Of Rear-A dmiral ghaigneau.
Earl Russell Ii proatrated by severe illness at Ills
mouse, and was unable to attend q recent Cabinet
council 5ssl
Sir Frederick Bruce, British Ambassador at
washington, has been appointed umpire to d joint
commission representing the United States and the
Republic OF Colombia for the settlement of claims
arising out Of the Panama riots of 1851
Major General James Shields ii no iii q " Il visit 10
~. Lonis He hasmade some pure ases III land
IN northern Missouri, and proposes to become d
citizen oil that Stale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

gOSEPM MAYER 81 SONS
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Leaf, Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
CIGARS PIPES, POUCHES,
and every variety of smokers articles. -
No. 70 Grayer Street, New Orleans.
No. l22 Water street. New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

Poor aur Pnoup. IA liighwa yman nndertookto
ROB Mr. Jones. He met Jones in wood over iii
Jersey He asked Jones for bis pocket book.
Zones refused to yield. Highwa yman took Jones
by the neck and undertook 10 choke him. Jones
made tight and kept It DIP for half al hour. Atthe
eapifa,ion Of that time Jones eavcd in and the
contents amounted to eighteen cents. Ia that all
you've got Every &eent.', a hat made YOU
fight SO long ~ Didn't want to be exposed
deal worse to have the whole world know it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04
pOTANIC DRUG sTORE

BOTANIC DRUG STORE
No. Is FRONT LEyEE, opposite the ALGIERs FERRY
LANDING, NEW ORLEANS.
The stock of Medicines Simple and Compound VIII be found
superior full and complete The patronage Of the public is
respectfully solicited BY the proprietor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04
FREE FOKWAnDINa-

EREE FOX
OFFICE ALABAMA AND FLORIDA AND HoBuE ANT
GREAT NORTHERN RAILRoADs u
The attention of Merchants shipping the Interior of Ala
osIDa and Western Geora and
successful operation. 443lt' -
Besides the Daily Steamers between Orleans and No
two regular lines Of superior Steamships been esab
to shippers = " . 49, M is
further inducemsn Freight consigned to the Mobile
and Great Northern RAILROAD Company al Mobile viii be
received and forwarded hres Of commission. @45 "a
SAM'L G. JONES
Eng. and Sup't Ala. and Fla. Railroad
g. JORDAN 49,
Eng. and Sup't Mobile and q. N r. r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

aGHANDIzER,S NEWS EXPK esq. FROM
Magnolia Pike County TO Homesvle (connty ssa.) Pike
county Miss tri-weekly. = ET
Arnte county, Miss, tri.weekIy. a $50
From Liberty Centrevie WoodyiIe comfy saat
Wilkinson county, semi eky,
viii supply subscribers residing at or in the vicinity II
station on the New Orleans Jackson and Great Rail
holmesviie, Jacksonwood, Cenrevie Woodyills
Montee,lo county sea Galatin County sea Pine Bluff
NEM ORLEANS MOBILE, vIoKsBgRa. JACKSON AND
MERlDIAN DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS. s.
Ing, etc. ' Ssss-
Letters mailed 40 cents encssed or nackasea aent II
AGENT Chambers Express Magnois Misssspp viii Be
Until mail routes and postofces established win mail
postage on letters from above places Magnolia post
Passage from Magnolia to Liberty \. Ar m
Letters, %. b postage pad. /, :. = IN
Newspapers and Circnlara U. s. postage paid III &
By - Z. j. BENZ CHAN MIL is' ~ W
81 ID dalai
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04
II II. CARTER
WHOLESALE GROCER COMMISSION MERCHANT
Wines. LIQUORS and Cigars,

Wines. LIQUORS and Cigars.
CORNER COMMON AND TcHoUpITouLAs STREETS
New Orleans,
Are now receiving by almost every arrival from the North
and West. q iresh and well selected stock of
GROCERIES,
Suitable for the Wholesale and Grocery trade Store
Bar Stores, Boat Stores, Plantation Family Supplies
among which will be found tho following articles which we
offer at reduced Harres: ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04
CROCKEssy,GL GLASSWARE. Eric

s(yKOCKERY. GLASSWARE, TABLE
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
large stock assorted crates ana packages put up
pressly for Country Merchants packed 10 order ~
sAM'L e. MOORE d co.,
(!nr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04
FINANCIAL.

| IAMAs L.. GLENN
AGENT roR SAWYER, WALLACE i Co.
New YORK,
WIN make cash adyaness On Gonsiansusnfs 10 tsn il Nsy
York, and to JOHN 3. alLLIAT : GO. and RoBER1
EDWARDS. London and Liverpool.
omee. 81 CAroncsst street. New Orleans.
RULEFF n TWIcMELE,
GEO. RULEFr, i. q. rW1cHEf,
Dealers IN Exchaase, cold aas silyer.
UNcURRENT BANK NOTES. STOCKS. BONDS.
INSURANCE SCRIP AND G0yERNMENT VOUCHER.
l26 GRAyIERsT. Nov Orleans, Is
w No 8 se Bro BROAD 9 81 sTs af1 NEW YoR !;
Cotton and Tobacco Factors and General Cor
mission Merchants.
RI d. NEWCOMB n BRO
Wholesale Grocer: and commlsslon Mer-
IHERAI. CASH ADyANUEs MA DE ON
- Of Cotton and other RrSGss above TRIMS
Fss.sa &c ss
PIKE. LAPEYnE y BROTHER --iW. q
PIKE, J. v LArErRE, 4 BnorHER5
Bankers. Dealer. II Foreign and Domesti.
ExchanEe. bonds. Stock. Coin,
and Uncnrrent Notes.
ocs Camp street, between Canal and Common streets
in building known ss Old csy Bank and recently occu.
pisd BY the Branch R te Louisiana State Bank, sscon5
Municipality New orieans
NORTON q co.,
WILL MAKE CASH ADVANCES ON coxsIaNMENrs
10 THEIR BRANCH HOUSES
liz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

Liberal advances made and strict attention paid censgn
lHents.
Having been engaged BY Messrs BARNETT 4 SHEPARD
Commission Merchants and dealers in Wines Liquors and
Groceries No - Magazine street would respectfully solicit
for them the patronage Of friends former patrons
of COOPER q NEIBERT
J. O. NEIBERT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS.

GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS
|RAHxETT = sHEPARD.
wHoLEsAIE
O0M1lHeaION MERCHANTS
~ DnArsns u.
wIEEs LIQUORS, CIGARS, STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES.
a. .Masanine street !. ~
OPPOSITE ST. JAMES HOTEL
osr The following GOODS, now landing and ii store
Fine Old BRANDy-,k and Il casks.
rors, Sherry and Maderia wINEs-in sscIe and in
bond. EN- sss gS "A
Caret, Hapt sauteyn ana Rhine wines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brands
BOXERS BITTERs.
Catawba wrsEE
brakes Plantation BITTERs.
o. K. Plantation
Hostetter's
Sparkling and sim cATAwHA
MINT JULEE
BAY Rum
wolfs soHvAprs
scheidam GIN.
MORNING CALL,
Brandy COCKTAIL.
q Gin \.
Assorted coRD1ALs,
champagne CIDER.
Ginger WINE. @
Blackberry WINE.
Cherry BOUNCE.
~ Aiao n aentss ~ IN 5sss
Boyle, Miller Co.'S Celebrated Rose WHISKY,
y And the
Jockey Climb House GIN,
And "a
Tuton McFmlsnd's Fire and Burglar PROOF SAFES.
Imported and Domestic CIGARS.
Ss And various brands 81
Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO 10 Il
wealso offer tbs following snndriss
r sit Rio COFFEE.
Crushed and Powdered SUGAR.
SOAP.
CANDLES.
81 STARCH
rias Apple, English Dairy. and wssssrr oHEEsE
ssss MAZINA. s. 'xssssi
Bicarb soDA--in kegs and boxes
Olive Oh I.-plnts and quarts.
MUSTARD-Frenc and Imitation v
Dry in u, " VI, and 10 fb Tins
Tomato Walnut and Mushroom KETCHUP.
Ensiish cah and sgorcesteSshre SAUCES.
n. s SUGAR OF LEMON.
" MACARONT and vERMIcELLI
PICKLEs-55s, u, X and gallon,
JELIIEs-assorted q cans and glass, all sszss
Brandy PEACHES and cHERRIEs-in cans and s.ssa
GAN eooDs.
! \, !. =, 49,. consisting lcf-
TUHKFY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04
C0NFE0 q i

| sS 9lsyE SFs1ssssIleSNEHf
EA. K1sszsern.
c6ktzcrlcnzR 40 DEALER
= ~ kihds II
Fr.lts i. Juies. @
Liauoss,
Canned Heafs,
Preserves eaa Frults.
Urder ODD rsiIers HsiI,J s2s
coRNER or LAFAYETTE AND cAMP srREErs
Has the 10 bis sends sd patrons nd
the psblc that he has thoroughly renovated ana rented his
1LOON a the neatest style, aud Is prepared With the
Aocest IF yands and bet COOKS, 70 win pomp
+ WEDDINGS, and other PRIVATE PARTIES and BALLS
ushcd with the Of Snppers prepared nder his special
supervision and oRthe shortest notice.
x Luneheon s
OF Al the DELEGATES their season. together with
HOT COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE
will be served up ii all hours the Ladies' Saloon
Orders from the coupy for Wedding and other Cakes Con
feconey and Pastry respectfully collected promptly iIsd
and carefully 70 insure their safety III
EHNEsT TURPIN.
WHOLESALE GoNFEGTIoNER,
No. % Old Levee street, between Cont ana
st. Louis stFeefs,
Manufactured and sale at the lowest market ces
the following articles, WI. X SS
Assorted STICK CANDY, ROCK CANDIES
Z Mixed CANDIES, GUM DROPS. 81
SUGAR ALMONDS, CORDIAL BON BoNs,
rs CEYsTAIlfzEDs FRUITS, @ Assorted PRESERVES,
JUJUBE PAsTE kARsIIMA ALLOW DROPS
Z CHOCOLATE, CHOCOLATE DROPS,
3 FRUIT JUICES, Assorted sYRUPs,
X EoCGAT CANDY, CARRAMRLs
S Also--- Az
Hasust imported direct from France tie following
which he 10 prepared to sell very moderate prices
Fancy CARTOON BOXES, II the latest pattern.
CoREU COPLAS,
cossAQUEs, ii fancy papers for Kisssa,
CuPIDs, GUM LEAvEs
CAKE TOES, FLowERs,
BUTTERFLIES, DOVES
ORNAMENTAL IL AvE s, lfor decorating Cakes.
GOLD and SILVER LEAVES, IS n .ssssfs
FANCY CUT PAPERS for Bridal Cakes etc. etc
The subscriber MI the above articles
With propnsss sad dispatch soicis the patronage ii
tho public. Sg3 sHz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-04

| No. 70 Grayier Street, New Orleans.
No. 122 Water street, New York.
lCLIFFoRD. WALSH q CO.
! asRa' dsRhsS os
late OF Montgomery, Aa.)
General Commission MERCHANTS,
Nos. At AND 10 CRATER, AND 22Nrw LxvEE STREETS
New Orleans, La.
Pay particular attention to sale Of danufac-
tured Tobacco and Western Produce.
REFER 10
Messrs Scott Bro, St Louis, NO. Messs Copeland q
81
burg, W Messrs Purcell 4 Co. Richmond Va; Messrs.
Montgomery, Ala. r = : -''s'
WILsON. PATTON = co.
WILSON " " i PaS5s + Wilson Ass'is Co.
Agents for Sale Of leaf and Manufactured
Tobacco,
AND fs III
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, 100 Gravier street New oreana.
n b. BLOCK n co.. a. q
as GRAyIER STREET,
Wholesale Dealers in and Importers Of
Havana Cigars, Virginia and Western To-
| Keep constantly on hand the best brands or the
OLD DOMINION,
MAYER HIsOTHERs,
otAE sCENT ClTNs 81 EAM ~ BACCO WORKS,
Nos. 40 and 81 Lafayette Street,
- : i''i''p''0s NEW NEW ORLEANS, La
MAYER BROTHERS.
81 ............. .TCHouPITouLAs STREET. ~ 81
Between Poydras and Natches streets,
Ia ists NEW ORLEANS, La
nessrs n Leaf Chewing and Manufacturers Of smoking
Z Aheavs, well selected stock constantly on hand,
orers from the Trade Wholesale Grocers and Commission
respectfully solicited TO whom liberal discount
j aUMA.
Importer 81
HAVANA CIGARS, LEAF TOBACCO AND PRODUCE,
"a Common street,
Between Magazine and Tchonpitoulss,
patton q DUGGAN,
rHos r. PATTON, JOS n DUGaAN,
Agents for tho sale Of
TOBACCO AND GENERAL CONNIE
SION MERCHANTS, "A
n oRAvIEk srxxEr. new onLxAss
SIMoN j. FLATow.
nANuyAFuRER or ALL Kinds OF
PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO.
. Of. ,Masazine street. New Orleans.
Al Glenn a co.
So Tobneeo
ya-And--
GENERAL COMMISSION MRRCHANTs,
.rayicr Street
NEW % RLEANs
e a. MILTENBEKGEK.
Coal Communication Merchant.
81 CAMP STREET.
New Orleans.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-07

Jaku ID PsFk EiBeihasti tStsis, galef, fisch
& fsIisI, Caaaeo, ~ RsrakAzaA Il Fsn6shasek,
Dhiozg9 Ia; Dsaaas BARNS a Go, EsW f0fk
II ksasou, s 90, Bunala, n Y FaTrsnd, shelley
4 Co DelFoa Aieh wseks 4 Potter, Bostas,
Mss FTsheh, Richards a 10, fhslsdelphta Pa !
h r. ssllsss a Ia, FlttseaFsh. PA Collins Bfss,
-, Lsass, NJ ssEs, Nsfe b tsav sss orsssss,
Ia., x A. kolassas 4 Co, L,stssyiila ~ b's-
IL, 4 Bro Asapha. fsaA. r b, Dspay, Rlet.
u5oba We; Thepap<os. 4 Klapk- BslBmsFs, Nd !
DsHssr a ksilstrsj Aai~hf, b Us etsong 4 Asas
sifsng Gievalasd, uhk, an. Jshastna, IAssod,
Ai9h; wilson Peter A 90, T.caissiiia 81 I
4sslsIy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-07

Tee sysap.ss.. q Cstsfrh are 81 srss veSJ .i,gsg
FsFsnn' sd tBvs ssSs 8 seid, tbs, they haze ire
qses. ssssc*s sa8 sfe aDss sasslvs 10 tbs thssEss
q tsug~rs'ury ia tEts HcbailoA the so~s aasy 10
Dry ~ sigtt Assasrgs tsis sna asrsa after ssEs.
isss and taszsss nay snsas.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-07

LIQUID CaTARRH REMEDY.
sY MTPOMs.

sly MTPONfs.
Tee sysas.ss.. q C.tsFrh are 81 srss yer, .itgkg
FsFsHa' Esd lBss ssSs seld, that they haze ire
qaea. ssssoss saa sass.livs 10 tbs thseEss
q izUg@rs1pry is tEs nrbattoA the aa~s aasy ss
Dry ~ silgth AssESrgs tkis sna aertd sftaF ssFa.
'sSs and tas.ssss asy snsas.
A tls assN.s ke41Aa esrnaie, sAs JisrAGrsss
Ss- in-fs~sni - sasntity SD charged 10 saAllts
'ssy ere hov telek and bsasy, Ana srr aASksa az
e,HaEar1 - Te" ssaFylIsfs are oa-asIsa nAzs4nF
eaa t~es'a sas so4es ,sisk ssa szssl, lhs sy~ srs
wrzt 49, sssss = rel = issssnss - Anslrcy a5
ass iE'-s iFsss.sSiiy tsss. Ptaas, zs azgs
Asoshsr alzs4szs ard snporsau, sympsssn If
tstzFyb Is, thai ghs istoa Is obliged ~ clear hss
threat "a Re esssaiHg Of . 6lks ~ shay naoros,
wtiCt hHs tsiiaE from tbs bad darHg The nisht
y Der tie, lat-- pisoe ne psrsss rpsy ts s4fs that
BE a'f@ase ls - - way n shr lsngs ard sAasii
saes sr usrs IN Arrcstiag
The stove srz sus ifs's 81 lie rH,say Catarrhal
s1nt. Nrile u oar I.Nlssrat0sy Or oar s4EEph,
s, des,rtss f4iiY all - 'spteays L sri b. zen. ffss
= Ny H'1'es' Also siTes'aUhs sasrs - proeass
las aeisesHs
30 so
"" srv ,eesirihE .e,tsy. fsous al part Il he
1 ca sh7 "a ranasFeas tassifnaHisss ftsaa those
-aK a s--o'sg ire svtdss1e II Bts .Afaibie snsFlss
E@r Tea Fsla~ay csAisias AZ AIAkRAL !.
PoiSoNOGa INGREDIENTS. h.a y srtps,st
from vsgsa'as rTisAe1 ExCLusiyKLYi thsse-
tore 'is PEkFEcrLT HARMLESS, even 70 .aa
'oo'' icndss sHA assissss sklia &c
GALL FOR HEELYEs UATARRa RENE
'f' sua tase Ra ether. II foa sod b. dfsggsis
- ynra' v'lih'iy, they win aFdss Il Esf yea Praes
- " Per ho-lis.
~ Al porsaEa safsring 9Th Gny sgsetlsg a
ths Head Threat ~ Lsags sksaia srits .; snss EDs
DOR F~asPsiss fs,sy sssssisiBg sli sympssuss per,
os'''aE % sss Aasss aaysaass.
Il ~l'i be ssai free % say saaS~s
ADDEss I
4
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-20

J. J. GARRARD 81 CO.,
Successors to GEO A. S4TTERLEE & co,
WTHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION,
Wv Merchants and Dealers in Plantation
Supplies,
VICKS URG. MISS.
NJ Liberal advances made on Cotton con-
signed to Garrard & Craig, New Orleans
Mr.. A. b. WATTS, so extensively and fayora-
bly, known through the eastern portion of the
State. has sole charge of the Receiving and
Forwarding business of our house. We re-
specially solicit for him your business.
j. j. GARRARD IL CO.,
Successors to Geo. A. Satterlee a. Co.
Having been entrusted with the Receiving
and forwarding business of the house of J. J.
GARRARD Il Co., l earnestly request the con-
Isignment of all goods you may send to this port,
promising my strict personal attention to the
prompt forwarding of the same.
Thankful for the patronage so literally be-
slowed on me while In the employ of MeSsrs.
Geo A. Satterlee e Co., / hope to merit con-
tinuance of the same, and cordially commend
the new firm of J -. J. Garrard d Co., to the con-
tdence of my friends.
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT B. WATTS,
aug15dtf. Vicksburg, Miss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-20
NEW ORLEANS CARPET HOUSE,

10 ............... Charities St. .............. 10
WTE have received within the last thirty
w days a full assortment of the latest pat
ems of Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, three pack
ages Ingrains, NenetianS, Dutch Wool and
Hemp Carpeting; also, Floor Oil Cloth. of all
widths and qualities, White Checkered and
Coco Mating, Window Shades, Hair, Cloth.
Table and Piano Covers.
mar22dtjan1. 4. BROSSEAU tE co.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-20
LOUISVILLE.
INDIAN
MEDICAL INSTUTE,

Nh GDHCAA INV SKI A. Es
No 20, Fourfh street, Oppo-Nationai
Hotel, Louisville,
REV. l. B. DAVIS, President.
". d. Johnson Esq, Viee-Prest.
JAS. ALEXANDER, Secretary
FRANK E. CHAPMAN, NJ. Consulting
EsTABLIsHED FOR THE CT OF CON
II SUMPTION, Chronic Catarrh Broncand Pulmo-
nary Affections, disordered fune;ioH the Heart
Stomach, Liver, &c. sc, Dyspep sRheuma,ism,
Gout, Neuralgia diseases of the Kidr and kind red
organs, Oid Sores and Ulcers of ever-cription all
Nervous diseases. spinal, female, ute and child
bed weakness. pain in the back, protion, and all
other Nervous disorders.
Secret maladies the result Of dission and early
vices, producing disorders of the skiuscles Joints
glands and all the internal viscereranging the
f9nctions, sorruptng the blood deeoosing the it's
sues detorning the structure, and denz the beauty
OF the human form divine, are cured the new mode
OF treatment originated by Dr. Chap in from three
to SIX wees .. Cases treated by maind medicines
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THE PRESIDENTS POSITION.

The remarks of President johnson TO a
who called upon him on Wednesday last /;
and those to delegation Of the colored
people on the same day-which we laid be-
fore our readers yesterday--clearly and
sharply define his views and policy His
official acts and declarations from the mo-
ment armed resistance to the authority Of
the Union ceased, would lead inevitably to
the conclusions so distinctly and pointedly
expressed in these interviews. There is a
strength and vigor in these expressions, and a
tone of firmness. dignity and moderation,
which leave no doubt on the mind of the
reader as 10 the purposes Of the President.
Having reached, through course of event
ful toll the summit of just American am
bition, he turns without regard To personal
consequences, his labors 10 the great end
that when he leaves his exalted post, he will
re-enter the ranks of a united, happy ard
prosperous people. For this he takes the
Constitution and the Interchangeable princi-
piles lying at the foundation of Republican
government for his guide. These he will
follow the end This should be ampleassur-
ance to the american people of his honesty,
patriotism and disinterestedness. II will
also satisfy all just minded men that thegrav-
est epoch in our history has found director
truly great. His position on the question of
giving the elective franchise to the colored
people is entirely consonant with the con-
sentative sentiment of the country, and in
stating it he truthfnlly foreshadows the
fearful dangers that lie before the two races,
in the eventual triumph of the hideous
measures Of the present radical mob in Con-
gress.
These speeches Of the President win lift
the hopes Of the country, and afford to the
people fitting opportunity, in public as
semblies and elsewhere, Of expressing their
hearty concurrence and warm support.