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, 1866-11-28
Citp Noiires,
FOR CONSTRUCTION
J. OF A rt,tkIluS OF THE ILLINOIS AND


GST1cE or 1,lk BnAro ~ ERIHc NoEKs1
CHICAGO. Soye zptet - 1Se6.
Sealed proposals vii be teeelsed b. tAs Bard of
fuhic EoIks. At their Cd5ce, Untl II n AuctAJ4
Irerler Sd, for the excavation necessary 70 deepd
The tnefs ard Alchtsau CauA'. Sectides Sos seven-
pAcs md epecihcauons on NtE II tald utncc. -
1hefs vii BE- ,4d 4rds ofeAzta trr4v4tofs
to os Grsnoyed. The material Is generally lu1ie hard
go contains u1otr or test b,uiders An detached
Tie work must Ne ptes=ated 10 - a1t q t1e-rt-s1
Eth the use Of The CauAl cr n II ahall be ds.ad
during iht esseod Ct tst:sto3: nut tnnst klAo no
rro.ecu,.d during Il. saspao,ten q n:1,Eas::n vta
VII te ccmpieted during the Line ss1putAsed Il tha
enttIet. II Ii supposed hA1 - many I'll eight
df.fEa i'll b. required fot Ii Nholo work and these
drc'r-. nth scows c.Nne+ and ali uerets1ry hin-
eT3, VIII b. required - be pn1 t1sy next year. faE
ese coatEacuns tor III, work w tt re1ut!ea Lo PIC
and ali ~crks cf protection s1t at their owa espruse
Il do nil pc1nrtn= Rhateyef nay &C r.ccszAty 10
ecc1s* thstr Eo-k 1rnsn warcT.
PLrsAA* .u*{ lc * ID to the EEar OF Public
Work.. eraorsed Proposal tor Deepening Iutnots and
N!cst-s7 Eaa2l" ana be Accompanied wtih u. usual
40 bird vita snrrtis, to be spproytd hy " GoaI
1r such cEAnr1t'ss ~ the Board snsll determine
The board fttttye The right 10 Tttct MI bid rot tn
AceofLAhcr With tie ccE6tloo8 Il this tsfetu$nek1
hr 10 feecs all bias, aaa ptDpaa1 will he sepkc1
Inle<4 The fty outux It 4h3 E1Fe enc e1ee eAtil-
try IL the Board That has TIE utcetssrT sL etpe-
fenct. energy 2nd ability for doing Tho work. trust
1hc Bosni VIII rs4lre suea secT:tty A. =ceorsttuE
to ttsir Jnd<eLs. N1 secure the doing ct kat Work
49, J.a. GINpElk,
, 1866-11-28
E.M OIL S

A cour4:lsou wi.h Tho rctngn Of the PREVIOUS
week rayes The following results: ..-
7,,.t e. sa9 ,ala lne7cste. E12Hl
Public aepcsits..... 4a;Sa 1nesssse. 4SaS1 ;s.s e
On .hr o,hcr aide ot lhe sccount:
Gov.eus seenYit1ea c1a "a st3 Increase. Ei0t ~
O:hrf rcrufti!es..,, 1a.IelS3l Decrease. rs. 49,
Stoc. unemployed. 7,s's,ol5 Increase. t.AaS
TIE amount Of notes In circulation Is 50.
being decrease Of EsiY, ,1a5; and the stock ol
bullion In both departments Is GIG, ,s31 ,Gs, show.
Ing IN increase Of el6s.0lo whca compared with
tho preceding statement
Tic return Of tl,o.Dans Of France for tho week
ending November 18th. Is as follows: Ire-case-
Bills discounted, 100000 francs; advances,
1,1m, f,rnes. DeeErase-Cashln In hard, a,i.A,oGa
, 1866-11-28

eHfcE. rsS csnte.,sa1 ~ nTt ~ r. ~ ~ ~ ~
saH:c arr fIi1y 4 ~ n hitherto a1ossN Maaufc:
lack OF margin thelr products nfs very indtntreal
purchases, and ws not lake hold unle~s very dctI
iuelallna FOOD ana f!re, ntfto4ed douae.tsc Ecrce
whict. II heid above 5o.s.t Is erpA.tcaliy beyond
thttf S1rw* and ast..innry u4 Of Western WOOL arc
.sn!Scat =. n,xa a tsAs;e. 4 t.7+ shese are 40
zne Values depend A!uost wh1lly upon thr Fclative o.
ctxG1tlA CT bEycf eeHSf.
, 1866-11-28
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And all such htt5 guaranteed. They fecf noc<-
ea1f pN.tuisslE - cI Tic at-Enn Of pcfrha4.r& 10
The Abovs trade stcis designs haze ben AZ
r~ad5 e1tentts ely lctAel. Thrac xonts only be
ps1erred tfplu responsible GeAefs throughout the
, 1866-11-28

Nntifs to Tar 99apetS.

~OT1CE-To the Tax Payers Of the
N Cii5 Of Ch!eago:
The t@sartcs sn o?;>EtntitY Il p4e u Il GIFT TsxA
sEd ssye thar uEe: -h,A ksep n pnce ooea daeiaS
s!0SUAY. Ncrftsref 18th. lsse ton 70 o'clr.k :. M
r. cap'cloci ,. N. A. H. aE-ALD.
- tftT Co1ketux-
, 1866-11-28
Hostcster.s Celebrated Stomach BIffcta,
READ Ell. F.. y. S.sOETENuisIH's LET TER
EresrxcT COTTAGE, GEoeiEEaES. .. C-l

uostcsser.s Celebrated Stomach BIffcrs.
REAnE-T r.. .s.eoCrEWunT1rs n. LET TER
IEesrkc7 COTTAGE, GEoeGET1ES. D.C-l
Ar:l a. lsAi.
Mes.,t. nns:et,er + Smith:
GrxijemeE-lt gives me rlea*nse 10 std ny sesttno-
ns to thp+e Of Other. n u 9: yoar e.teie Prep?
s<u:k-rn r1ve., u clue Application - lIefA-y
work ha1 - thoroughly e1haaEtd nstr Gus s;-enl
aDr: undermined ut heatth. that G1! usto3 m1--
t1r Gyspep44 and nervous he1 l3cAe Gec1Fx:11 st
sort t1+svak and defy, ali Ea9Tn Fe'nG Gss n me
Eesilns tut atal chang Ut r.sl:e-ce sui pursuits
would 7rslore Hly health, Eksa HEepd reco.nmerd+i
l1csscttes's Hit.trs- p.ocuret bite - Al e1p:ri
Ernt II rtGai:ea bat ono butte 70 eooT:nes a1k
Tne :, 1tf afforded ne Ls4 lerE complete IL aoE
tast srce dr.t t.tet H1stets-N Bttezs. a1i
bet i133 70 tAf haze 1J1zd tae preparation
~ that tlafpl3 - be. II Y Standard anits Cor
Than anything eIse bat We 1k- II In I'll tsy1u<. BIZ
;ors ac! -yirepae casef. hsa tsyes 4awn 70 :oo:a-
ache. N~hzi have Eow said wtN lead Any dEtpepiic
Or nefvcus Invalid To sosc remedy sa. h.sc dons
lre.aala. sent,enees, respectfully yogr1s ,
L .. I. y. sotTHHoftH.
Marriage ana te1fbncy
AZ E5say OF WarLn2 aEa la=tTut LICE Tor SauSx AeE
Aiso ps,sss - ses ~, p5sss y ~ s,,rs: s:s
IN eeEh1 letter enveitre. Adtrrqs Or. j. sNiLLiS
HOCGHIOS, Howard a4soctstcn. philAdea2ttA ps.
pr. LouiR Sanger,
Regularly Qualified Phrstcsn. be ealy consulted
1t hi. oe- 50 Razdo!pass, Of affections Of tho Ed
neys AID bladder also, Chronic SerSons. Private
snd Female Dsess.s. o.nce hosts tro q. n to sp.
"a. s1ze.rs II The atlernoon- Give him Eea.l.
, 1866-11-28

Iva VeltsAt eosnes Of Monroe, Chesso. Ill, derotc7
hts atteutloa the treAiUent Of tecrtt diseases,
Sypht.ts In an ~ rarfed form* GoEcrTnfs Glees,
Eons ut The lanfJ1 Dssease Of tie Hc.t Throat ta1
Skn. ao1 all tnost 5ic1ous trout sscres hahts ct
yurth which p-ndrte e1nspt4ttnnsl DEBILITY. rcojrr
nz1rrae impo<sble and In the ena dest'o5 osa oatr
fInoEAyr TO L4n,rx.-Frsnsle eo-7saats 1reasel
win ETe1f suceess Dr. Bs trrledlcal Dsop5 wl h7i1
OF ne suurse5 IN ehses Of osktructons fson -;
cacse. Patients treated oy asr7er. Ad.sta: 173
TellSAt
, 1866-11-28

IT. following tables show the movement In
prot:ic. dart;.s the wcsS eu'tlng November Il.
and i,trs 1a:.uaIs Isl 10 date, With comparative
ttatis1tta:
EEc-Ir1r or LEADESG ANT1cLEH At CHICAGO ron
THE WEEK CNnINo NOVEMBER ~, AND vRON JAN
rA1lf 1Er To DATE.
, 1866-11-28


The London corEespanlcnt Of thu Sew YORK CAronf-
CT, under Gate o. Soyemhe- ~ says:
DnsthE the Er.t une month. Of the present ycsr We
mGerttd fsnm ~ Quarters 1s,.1as+s$g ~. Of vosl
ist. From Gsisnsay Ertisa india aud Au.srsia. lie
but tho other hand theEc Is dIm1pute in our Aup
ply rom the CaFx Of Eood Hure OF nearly AQpl 81
Our imports for The nine mouths stand thus:
la5i. 1855, 1865
Frun n8. n, ns
Hante fowre and ether
pArts Of Enrnr&.....- *,4s3011 1233klES 3L$T5sa
Cape oi Good Nope,,... lt.931oat l7,7fAsI ii ENtD
Eflthb India 1G3sa53 ll.119yT 1G{1l l11
AE<tEA1is... Sr19.6t3 99.'I+9 io:O&16l
Qthcf counIsits....%. l59o76S1 1883 I'll lAt4l 10
Tota1 ls9 s3Gs 17l1x5yoa
The reCtpts of cotton the paA Eeek At n the ro:ts
amount to e ba!ea xEssa2t 5 7se bales tae previous
week. muktnK the total receipts since SEPTEMBER THIS
ytar p =. ha'ss aEain1s steass hs!es fot the ssme
weck show snctcafc. The total feaelng 1879 hai
afwhich iaei: hs'ee Eesr 70 Lsvespoaa Il bales =
G1.sxox h4sH to Arre. % bales TO b1rueaax, St
fAttT to Rrtncn 80 hx1ez to Hamburg, 50 pates -
Havana, and III bales to Vtfs Cruz.
, 1866-11-28
LAW lSTE14LlasENEE.

TIE rsoeet ta,acs In The seven, cour,4 were Of
le ssaefsl ' u,n Mnna,r T'ass s,sa 1 ,'os toe
II SESSION. nor vii oe mil aoooas' ""en 'nc
DeSem motf tefNs ssoMaasItIss oh,-.
aeasns, William snax and e'he-. WI s"asla;sd .S
xs-te,d:5, tue jc1F auddpr sor sdc plaia1a @ WIZ
suit vas ,.iea last ~cck. ,he parties .,eips 81
r. pafas:e ana ..1s % t@. mco r W1sa
It.I' @ o. ss. aa!s ~" ~ ~ ,1 - r. sons
nection With the same transaction. The ycrdte;
zecoye:ed by the plaint!H ~ thts c3.e wts LOT
S was otasEea ns ~ "a toals ,t ~ saas 1ao:
ths olhs to ,s s9gn5 which the s''s sa 4as
Rs, ~ss sssn., ssSn ars ~ rs sa II
Iateiy eommcgeed; c-ox,..- m
eAse- tnam skause. a..e.;.Six Il nb{iins ~
tgo,rr9 MI su,nnteed. Is on trfa Tac deseu
IN. ~, t.,e nestnus ss,',s. .oo 4s'eS Ill " 1'N'
Tbc a, an;t. in ,h,s rourt ineludca renewal
of .,:nccr % ea.t wnieA has becu 1seea il trscd
dernsn, ieIs eiss sesusea a hssin ali .! %
~; :" have witnesses 1nae you h@'' s''4sa
"s,e s,s.a ,,..o, =, ,s..un.s,. broagh, by Rnaolf
E.anss .r,ins, 81 +. Il. Gatd. vita danasss ia. II
n, I1,i.1 5aitstsd Mss died ev william n Fowler
a-a,se; 'Iohn 11 % Z. Burns and e. II. Atkins, The
ttoM.snsn1 ass M ,ro,n de,epa.pts sor aud
in,sscs, Tor Isom rcccm6e7, :sGi for ,none! Loaned,
%hssh ~ pfetenoeu 'aa'''e o' "1' 'A@"se0 ~
hr ,s'e: 6n,,.ta ,.e superior Court uc7c u. toll
lows: Isl. A1brc 4 Love ", l.3ais c!s.ie, r.
j. prcsen; III, ndapts ION collect:n; $40 Of In
euiauce I,oaeT fson The Albany City tnsurancc
sss.s:h - s s.,spth apaa s p:1est en 81
<sis n nnon po,,c5 or James No!su IN the
Giubc 1nsu, sncr Company; aud npon policies ot
EieLs,f EjafIe IN the i'eoIia Marine and Fire and
Columbia inxusarcc conpaniea. In taik chsa tho
lien Is srtcI 10 be extended to th- xmount Of
, 1866-11-28

Sceda in New fork- November ~,
Clover std u quiet II l343ltc for old ahd tin.
othy tecd IL tt!aG ssa~1y ut kS1Sa35o: rough fax.
feed IL dull At ln+11: CKlcntt1 knseod Il nutniuaI
At ssssG.s.tl kot. II I,oston 1Ea here.
, 1866-11-28

lALk FEAl6n1rSot thAste.s reported.
F1ut iscctiSed. STA brit; shipped. $40 brls.
AasAs. Inactive. VI pas ett and sellers apart IN sass
ttrs tli:': y oEa got named Il tl3o; Rxn WiS-
Isl RS Lot named It tle0: osts DO Al t,D); 100
HI. d. II 1oo1 ~ n.ss 90 = ks5n: 1n II nI!s 90 ,s
At t7.uo; 10 bEl. DO at t6.75; RrcKwhEAt Flora-s5
1Jls ct *S.s1 EoHS MEAL-1ho hags 1t $a.03-
, 1866-11-28

The journal Of Monday says;
The hog siillEg and packing business r1Ay now BE-
tn operation, lie receipts o. hols oF the LoE.srnc
q Sasnsi1c E2isrn8a Ntre twenty cas-, AID by thn
Lous VILE & Frankfort kalircAI. Up to LIST cvtlinc
LEO head. pHexs ran-cd ffuu 6si4c Eross. About
l,stt we're k1llel today.
, 1866-11-28

Sced. fn fsnltauasrc-Sovcmber 81.
Clover nect. viii. qnirx tale st eo.12s In tor
fair 10 ttrtc - pttme samples aod at sS3sa9lo fef
kft1dt nj A n
, 1866-11-28

FrovtHtnus In hatt1mntc-Sorcmber.
Thr inquiry tr al deAe eslpt!ons nF hog product 10
scarce ana nominal ana ari kai bAere.l.d park neg
ltctsn Al heavy. Bscou shhnf0frs ssa n I5t4lskc
and sizes 1t f1&11c toe Eo md cIc1r sa1 6f1css c
Ing ee n the outside figures. Hams may hc quoted
1t Slac lor plain, aud .l& Tic for sugar cured.
, 1866-11-28

I'LL ;9ss II Fl; ,ssSs r.: 81 s..
&; + s9 il
:sS = S We E e s. 4 ie = s II s.
400 hu e 1t ti4s s1S ba Is a i Ls5e ~ aa i
ys'NS-ls;sssyta: is:s b; .htpoea: ssso q ss.
90 = 4 i VS.: % = g i - sas es % i
nj: isse y Se: ssSS taEs2s:.@ p i s. %
IL s:1sf slesea ssta
Il $;!s; il @ s::: II :e:sP & ss ~
Ap hn Ao;2 1Ac O. bn do II Sskc l;.cxb on DO
g e 1 6a ri n ss:e;t Ss
Guist hat : n1fse srmef. eeles Eess: 3.Ea be No.
ksS 81 10: Da -; ss,S;s b.
ee::fs sesss : 81 ::Ss ~ s T. :
LEY III &AxplE-1 bu II sl 100 hu at 81 10, il bssa
1LtVnllrjsa auitt u st.:a5th5 Tor souod lots
RitHss,i G5RS.5,sl. 81 reza.n,l y *,aoes =,
MEN NSs-Sonis.i. !! :sssH.s
TIT !. 't1; s . saSssf ss I r.
kst!n aa! essential gsres!.s: There y r<:aap.
S d q .s = dsn
1lrn!ted tseepts. arr held snH 4 aaeAsona 1naeed
lot FFI! PS3Hc AT3ttt4 Al
1flk+ &c 3:cr f4E-tz t&Ioe. Is etcAaIona,
i - dnD :. Il VEL ean be Ihe stoess arg eaaFu q.
esi;s &c & = y e a
cuotAntns:
Ghoef
Eph4 4pp- t<5{}c
Cf2 =
TftE.G fiTkl1~
Dst;lslEs.-1Eese va = slight iGr1oFesuent In
the teatsnd to-day. nnn WITH Al AaFAn in gold. a
fxttef Feeling pbtAiEed and The Feue<1l market Wak
n1uer. TIC tteks ar 70 Ee.uced that r.. days ~.
TIVE fstit ortd ItAseMe mArSrt bare rEtcs4 are
pufEar.l i And we continue TO quote:
, 1866-11-28

pricts would stccie k1lc. We rcrcst o1s Es:. 4. al
loN1:
EeW York FActcry tGennine}-
Eactnf!
MttNth
sFounx America. ....,.,........,.....-...... AE
GQAlcIFaee Il fatty active. and prices remain
steady AE- h1C u Qnotatt1ps- Tbs ska thar 81 much
larger than or the eame date last year, b1 Means
cyet.NFe, hp6 no decline in values IL Ioaxa1 tos.
Thers but llste inquiry for earstts. Prices range
- fpIle&3:
Gk&&A-NfQpkNE42 a..ss.t$ LIN
do UFu9ny..-................. LILO
ClIvEI.ASp-Ezt4f ILL.,. .........-...... 11oo
do Mtre:al tdce,-...,.....-...-. 1000
do Willow bank................- 1rnQ
% Trnuei.,,,,,,,....,,.,.., lam
C1H peE4 .-........4..........-..... 1alU
Bios our. 1.W
1aKrp 1chigh. 1870
lAckzEAn11 prepared -....,-.,.-...t......... It.W
Scranton. 14.no
Pstfs:na -. ,.,... fsn9
fuipofs, 6C<2 800
ID on t1Ack........-............... a5A9 ssp
Ya9hfdt II "a
, 1866-11-28

Wat sstt? Good or esn? Rich o. poc.7 Are you
to .Ite 10 emiatnce. honor, wealth and poHc.,
yon u kttk into osscn,tty SEQ b u7knc*u? "To be
OF not be- that's the qrestcn" AL this. aad Jout
future pecis tte can clearly reveed by Dr.
RAPHAEL. liz can win TOR Ysu the Afbsyions OF th-
oTtos1tc He Ecl1eS yoo - wealth. tnnps-ce and
~htn ton are given 10. ~ in.atah!s b ctne;s Cas
AtE13 EAT u A1+a3.., hesNe..R Wells Aa1 Ffzlflla
{u2 stsl5s Chicago. Consultation tse, Oas D.iAr-
, 1866-11-28

13ttstIN ISE.*-Is4ecired- 2o1 h.lss shipped. II
brlt AAikti dsl 2Ld noualra1 At Ss SC foE nouIcl.
ard 81 =, for t'Fkr-
IIttiE-siar.st Gntet. steat and unchanged =: sag
s5e tor ". Stern and s.e:tee tor E.st:ra.
HAY 1--Jya.lt %as little slack to-day. 1hnlrh the
Gtnvd w.s. p sEnrf. at oEI e<ral to the aurr5 The
Hatt rag b. quoted STEADY. At the foowln. range
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10
COMMERCIAL NEWS
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Our dates from New Orleans are to the 9th
inst. We give summary of the quotations,
and the condition of the market in leading
articles
COTTON-Market inactive; sales 1867
bales. Quotations: Ordinary 30G32c Good
ordinary, 33a34c Low Middling 35G Soc. !;
Middling 3s039c. p Is.
SUGAR-Sales SO hhds Quotations, I60
I6te. p ID for light yellow clarified
MOLASSES-No sales.
FLOUR-Sales of 1S00 bbls. ats 501D7 70;
for superfne s. %; for choice do, Sll p
Dbl. for good extra.
CORN-Sales of 5000 sacks at s2ea98c.
T. bush.
OATS-Sales of $500 sacks at 5Oa57e. p
bush
PORK-Eyen weight mess retailing at
SIS so p Dbl
BACON-Shoulders I3G I34c.; ribbed sides
16al64c backboneless 17c- clear sides 173c
smoked hams lsc.; sugar-cured 22d23c. p 10
LARD-Dealers asking lee for prime in
tierces, and pic. p ID in kegs
COFFEE-Small parcels changing hands
at 25'd27ae = 10, currency. for ordinary to
prime Rio.
SUNDRIES-Western Butter, 30040c:
Northern do. Coo. y b.; Northern and
Western Cheese, 23ta24c.; English dairy,
25a26c. ~ n; Star Candles, full weight. 25c.:
short weight 20G22c. p rs. Starch, 5G 13e. :;
and Soap Halle p 10.
WHISKEY-The market very dull, only
a jobbing trade at 81 206s2 "a p gallon for
reetified
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

- The Southern Sentinel, remarking
upon the disappointment experienced at the
result of the elections in New Hampshire and
Connecticut, says;
The people of the South must trust to
God in Heaven, and Andrew Johnson here
As near as mortal man guard, aid and
help them, we believe he has the heart, viii
and mind to do it-but if the majority of
the people outside of the late Confederacy,
are SO completely sold to their idols and
their idOlatry, as not to succOr and strength
en- him in his efforts to preserve the palla-
dunn of their rights, as well as ours, then We
may say. let chaos come and devil take the
hindmost. The people of the South are so
nearly rendered destitute of worldly wealth
and property and political rights, that one
turn more or less of the screw of oppression,
could scarcely bring forth another wall from
them, especially when, finding themselves
being sacrificed, they know that the devils
who are working their ruin, will themselves
be drawn iUto the vortex of destruction
When things come to their worst they
must mend, is the spirit of an old maxim
We wait with patience to see the end
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

During the session Of two days of this
court, the present week, there was but one
case tried which attracted any interest
the case of the State VS.. w. H Shinpock
who was charged as having persuaded and
enticed two freedmen 10 leave the employ
ment of their legal employer. with the view
of employing said freedmen himself The
proof against the defendant was clear. the
defense was able, the charges of the court 10
the jury were strong and the jury brought
in a verdict of guilty. The court fined the
defendant $50 and eosts.-Hernando Press
5th
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

ANOTHER 'CONSTITUTIONALA AMENDMENT"
Now that Constitutional Amendments" are
the order of the day, it is currently rumored
that prominent member of the Committee
on Reconstruction has prepared and means
to offer in Congress, in few days, the fol-
lowing additional amendment to the Con
stitution Article XCN. That no State
shall be admitted to representation in Con-
gress, until, by a provision embodied in its
fundamental law, it pledges its citizens
never to claim restoration of any pianos,
watches, finger rings, spoons, silk dresses,
books, pictures, sideboards, wines, liquors,
carriages, and other portable property which
may at any time, under the pressure of mill
tary necessity, have been transferred,
shipped, removed or carried away from their
residences, cellars, grounds, out-hOuses or
stables, and delivered into the care and keep
ing of loyal citizens of New England, and all
persons claiming or asserting title to any
such portable property so removed, shall be
excluded from the basis of representation,
and be forever disqualified TO hold any Office
of trust or profit under the State or General
Government.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-10

We have been reading an article in the
Independent, written by Prof Taylor Lewis
an ultra Abolitianist as he states himself to
be, in which he groans at and protests
against what he styles Pariahism. He says
that slavery was after all, not so bad; that
the slave was cared for, liked and well treat
ed, and his master might be, and no doubt
was quite a Christian; but that now the
negro begins TO be looked upon everywhere
with the greatest aversion. North, where
he lives as well as South, from what he
can hear, and he shouts out his alarm cry
against it. He says this aversion, which no
universal suffrage, or any other legal enact
ment can prevent, is worse than slavery and
he shudders to find as he now does, the pres
ent condition of the negro worse than the
first Why did not he and his friends think
of this before.-Picayune
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GOOD REPORTS FROM THE SEA ISLANDS.
Gen. Scott, of the Freedmen's Bureau, ac-
companied by a few friends and citizens of
Charleston, returned yesterday from a brief
tour of inspection of the Sea Islands. Rela-
tiOns between the freedmen and the former
owners of plantations are improving every
day. The former are entering into contracts,
and the prospect is encouraging that every
thing will be shortly reduced TO a harmo-
NOUS and profitable system of labor and
characterization Courier
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Latest Commercial and Financial News.

NEW YORK, April7.-Cotton closed dull
and heavy at 39e. Sterling exchange 1861
Gold 1274
ST. Louis, April Corn, -four and wheat
heavy and unchanged. Corn So TO Csc
Oats heavy at sec. Other articles unchanged
CINCINNATI, April Flour unchanged.
Wheat advanced &c. Corn lower Oats SO
CHICAGO. April s.-Flour firm Wheat
active at 81 274 Corn steady at 47c Oats
2Tc. Pork S24 so. Lard ISc Live hogs
dull at 50 so.
PrTTsBURG, April e.-River feet and 2
inches, and rising
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decision has been rendered by the
Kentucky Court of Appeals which virtually
prevents either Confederate OF Union
soldier from being prosecuted for acts com
mitted under orders of superior officers
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- Nothing can be more wonderful than
the operation of the Red Jacket Bitters in
obstinate cases of eostiveness, for it is a
mild and genial eathartic, as well as a tonic
and corrective
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AND on THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS,

WEEKLY STEAMER FOR YAZOO.
THE COUNTESS,
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Clerk, leaves yieksburg every Tuesday evening /,
NJ. for Greenwood and all intermediate landings on
the YazOo. For freight or passage, apply on board
April3dlm-
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-The canton Mail pub
fishes the decision of Hon. J. a 2. Campbell
in the habeas corpus case of Peter, freed
man rs William Frazier, being a suit
brought for the possession of Peters child
aged eleven years. The mother of the child
died in August, 1864 The act of November
p, 1865, recognizes the marriage relation
between all negroes who did then and had
heretofore lived together as husband and
wife, and declares their issue legitimate; but
the Judge held that this act could not be
construed to apply to such connexions as
had been previously broken, by death or
other cause Indeed such a construction. if
the language of the law permitted it, would
work great confusion and even hardship,
and though DESTROYS to construe the law in
favor of the parent who, in this instance has
had no other wife since the death of the
childs mother, the application was dismiss
ed. The Judge said:
If this effect be given to the law, it will
lead to most absurd results in frequent in
stances and will fasten responsibilities on
freedmen, both Onerous aud unjust Nor
monism and Free-love-ism will have been
SstAlNNLOitu atS W lLitAi part anu many a
dusky gallant viii, by virtue of the law, be
claimed as sire, ancestor and supporter by a
greater number than the sons aud daugh-
ters of Ibzan, a Judge of Israel, who had
thirty sons and thirty daughters.
If living and eohabitating together as
man and wife" heretofore, when slaves,
not continued to the date of the law, is to
make marriage legal and valid then will
suCccSSessiye taking up" combinations"
however numerous, with husband and wife
of former combinations still living, be legal
lied, then will the combinations" "hvings
together" induced by the coercion of mas
tiers among theirs laves be legahzed. This
would be unjust to the freedmen and freed
women. They should not, when free, be
held bound by their acts or manner of life
when slaves when they had no care for the
future, no sense of responsibility, no choice,
often but the indications of circumstances
and the necessities of their condition.
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