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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-23
.BATHS! BATHS!!

torms the public Of Gold
Hill, and vicinity, that he has &eATHa
entirely reat,ed his .I.1 ,o;5sis So,
"a ,ys,sr In abundance. Baths every day
from now on. Spring and Summer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-23

SPEED OF MECHANICAL FoRc1.-N
continuous solid iron rail was laid along
q track for a distance Of 100 miles, no
amount of force applied at one end could
move the other in less than n minute
and a quarter. the time required for me-
chanieal force to travel in iron that dis
lance,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-23

A SEAsoNABLH AND SERvIcEABLB RE-
cIPB.-A correspondent writes that ovsl
ak years experience has convinced hin
that q coat of gum copal varnish applied
TO the soles Of boots and shoes, and re-
peated as it dries until the pores are 6llet
and the surface shines like mahogany, will
make the soles waterproof, and also cause
them to las, three times as long a. ordi'
nav .olss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-23

INxIeRArIoN.-For fifteen days in Oc'
,ober Ave hundred and ten wagons, &C
companied BY smigrants, have crossed q
Hannibal, moving into Missouri and Kan
sas. Accompanying each wagon was
family averaging four members, showing
an increase to the population Of thes'
States, at that crossing Of the river alone,
Of two thousand and twenty persons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-23

~~ The Best Remedy for
SAS Purifying the Blood, Strengthen
ing the Nerves, Restoring the Lost Appetite"
PREsE,s HAMBURG TEA.
1, i. the best preventative against almost any sick
ness. IL used timely. Composed Of herbs only'h
can be given safely to infants. Full directions In
English. French. Spanish and German, witherery
package. TRY IT! For sale at all the whole
sale and retail drug stores and groceries.
mil FREsE. Wholesale Druggist.
Sole Agent, 40 Clay Street San Francisco.
Iiy27.lyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-23

Capping, Bleeding and Leechingp er.
formed In the Best Btyles.
ALSO, for sale, Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Leeches. DR. J. @. MAYER, Proprietor:
Gold Hill, Nov. 81, 1866. no2l.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-23
CITY
Sexton & Superintendent
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY,
ALSO OF THE CATHOLIC.

U,HIs CEMETERY is SITUATED IN THE
i range Of mountains back OF the County
Hospital, overlooking the city Of Virginia. Tho
Sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
Of tho city, and knowing the wants Of the eommu'
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described,
under an Act Of tho late Legislature, In trust,
until such time US the same shall be incorporated.
AFFORD to the friends Of the deceased the conEola.
ton Of knowing that under this trust this Gene.
terry can never be disturbed, sold, or used for any
other purpose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-23

OVER THE MOUNTAINS BY DArLIGHT.-
Some of the people Of Gold Hill, Silver
City. Dayton and Carson. have wondered
why the Pioneer stage to Placsrville starts
so early in the morning, the present time
Of leaving Virginia and Gold Hill being
seven o'clock. Mr.. Gray, the agent OF
the stages at Virginia, desires us to inform
the travelling public tina, i, is to enable
passengers to cross the mountains by day
iish,-acknowledged BY travellers to be
the most beautiful days travel on the
American continent. The stages arrive
at Placervills at about seven o'clock in
the evening, and passengers have . COM
Portable nights rest, before taking the cars
in the morning for Sacramento. The ar
rangement 10 6rst-rate, and cannot but
prove beneficial and comfortable to trav-
elers.
THEArER LAST NiGHr.-Marsin, tho
Wizard, performed before q very large
audience at the Gold Hill Thea,er last
night. and gave entire satisfaction. The
hat trick was very ~amusing-the hat be-
ing more prolific than the owner ever had
an idea Of producing baby clothes,
pigeons, a feather bed, etc., astonishing its
owner to an extraordinary degree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-23
D~RNTIeTRY.

DR.. Mayer will also attend 10 Dental Surgery,
and invites all who may need his services.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Our dates from New Orleans are to the 18th
INST. We give summary of the quotations
ana the condition of the market in leading
articles
CoIION-Market active and buoyant
sales 665O bales. Quotations: Ordi-
nary 3O032c. Good ordinary. 33a34c
Low Mlddling 35036c; Middling 380 SOC,
P fb.
SUGAR-Sales so hhds at 71c. for inferior
re. for common, be. for fair, I44c. for fully
tar, l44G l5gc. for seconds, and 1870 1880
% fb, for clarified
MoLASSEs-No sales; supply quite ex-
FLOUR-Salcs of 1000 bbls. at s. 50 for
supertne and SO p Dbl for low extra.
CORN-Sales of 1850 sacks at 83095c.
p bush ''o
OATS-Sales of 1925 sacks at 51Q53c. 10
bush.
:, BRAN-Last sales at 81 1Oa1 Is % 100
PORK-Even weight mess retailing at
90 5O ~ Dbl. with good demand.
BACON-Shoulders 130I35c. ribbed sides
100 lo4c., clear do 174c; smoked hams ISc
sugar-cured 22023c $9 fb.
LARD-Dealers asking l9c. for prime in
tlerces; and 2lc. u tb in kegs
COFFEE-Small parcels changing hands
at 25g27c P ID, currency, for ordinary TO
prime Rio. 10
sUNDRIEs-Western Butter, s5a45e.
Northern do. 50062e ~ n: Northern nd
Western Cheese, 24c.; ENGLISH da;rr
&c. P b.; Star Candles, full weight oicS
short weight 21c. 49 b.. Starch 63I2c
and Soap Halle. ~ fb.
WHlSKEY.-The market very dull only,
a Jo6bl1g trade at 81 2O0$2 "a fs gallon for
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

Ha'esI COmmercial and Financial News
NEW YORK, April 12.-Cotton firmer. at
3oc. Money easier at a to per cent
5Gerhhg exchange active at IO75 Gold
iSIt. Frelghts to Liverpool dull. and
2O's are quoted at 1929. 1905 are ac.
tive at 1909. o ''o-
CINCINNATI, April I2.-Flour t,,nor g.,
pertne 81 25. Wheat-red s2a2 AZ no
white offered. Corn sic. Whisky dnu and
unchanged. Mess Pork-city SIS Bulls
Meats advanced &c. Lard l8c Glover
Seed Sc. Timothy 81. -o'ei
CHICAGO, April l2.-Flour active What
advanced &c. Corn advanced lie. Oats o6ic
Mess Pork $25 25. Lard I74c.
81; LOUIS, April 12-Cotton has advanced
i,i ~ &c. flour and Wheat-Low grades fiat;
to &c ;Isales at SO to 69c. Oats 4oc Pr
81 III WHISKY
NEW ORLEANS, April I2.-Gold opened At
l250l251, against I2440 lbs, which were the
rullng figures last evening; and desnite the
TACT That the demand was of very restricts
ca character throughout the day, rates adj
Vanced 1ully ~ cent, owing more to the
We very heaVy upward movements in Foreign
Excnange than to any other cause what
ever. We now quote gold at l25s,9 1o6 and
silver at 1lSO120 for American coin and
ES54 1851 for Mexican Dollars
We now quote Sterling at I350I36 of
bank; clear bills 1870 I345; bills of lad;nc
bills 1910 l32; bank Francs 4. 17104 I5f and
outdoor Francs 4.250420f
Ihe tendency of rates of Domestic Fx-
csnange to-day has been somewhat in favor of
~ uuyeIs. we continue to quote New York sight
= X Par0t per cent. discount at bank, and "a
lo per cent discount out of doors. five and
Ten days sight Ina nar oant 5;so.,.1 80
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

j., letter from San Antonio, Texas, saws.
tne government camels, the descendants of
f fme ne E imported some fifteen years ago
strangers They number about seventy, and
are all sizes andages, some still unweaned
only seven of the original lot are alive.
The diminition of the imported stock is
probably due to the process of acclimati,n
ana Encouragement by unskilled persons,
while the large increase of the natives shows
that they are well suited to the climate Tn
numerous recent notices of these camels we
nave seen no allusiOn to the fact that the
county owes their introduction to Je+forso,,
Davis
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
SERVANTIEUR'S COMPOUND
FInad Extract Rearbarry

80 20 g I1cSofdlng to experienced Phvsicians,
NIe"s ior al dlseaseSOf the Kidpevs PIadja, D.
uate uidhd and Urethra-whetbera cnta or ollni
-aaiee.tlhS male or female For retention and nn,,
eteht!on OF Tlne, imperfect and derangad sscyo
~; I VI Ine Kidneys, producing thick or mill
~ le; q uePoSlt OF sediments gravel veal heel
eSpecially when arising from excessas &C. ~
garry Hdlscretion, habits of dissination Cfoot
faufGoIrl'ea wakefulness, paid conptenoroe eli
I0reooluhgs &c This preparation Is coIno, nv 4
ond Me-, . !llper Berries, Buchu Pipsissawav
anu 1i Matle0 III a concentrated form, 4 81 80 S
6S Sltian ABOUT it. Price large bottles only Il 0o
49, ToIG preparations which are prepared With
oquai a3lllty and skill may be relied 1inon in oii
T. llOws: i0 required are as
Dromgoole e. Cos Lung BaIsam
IL Dfomgoole's Red DiarrhRa r .,roed,-
GDIomgoole Cos Dysenterv Comnon1d
SeNahtleurs Phloridzene Stomach P;t+r
De La Rockies Pile Salve i''eiS'
III. D. Parham's Indian Salve
DIomgoOie a Cos Vegetable Antib;uions DIN,
re La ROCKIES Liver Pills ms
Dr j. Parhams Eve Water
Gan on our Agent and procure a circnIar and oo1 :.
10 or sale by Druggists and Merchants
j. +. bKoMGOoLE CO.; Proprietors
Wholesale and Retail Druggis+e
PrrC1y az Main St, Memphis Tenn
BUN BALEY4& co ARE Agents for jackson Nj.
MoSBY' RICHARDS CO. Canton, Miss '4'
April14wlm
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

10 A whale was laeely Captured below
wilmington, attempting to run the block
ade-probably not having heard of the sur-
render lie was young thing, only about
half grown, measuring Sc feet long and 81
IN circumference and weighing about Sc
tons. About 800 gallons of oil were OBJ
tanned from him, but with proper facilities
1t is thought 60 barrels could have been
saved
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

Some time ago we published letter
copied from the Missouri Republican,. NM
porting 70 be written by Mr.. N w. Bank
seou' OF raymond, Miss. The writer pro-
lessed &c De Northern man, aud used the
signature OF Mr.. Bankston, one of the Oldest
ana most prominent citizens of RAYMOND
gentleman who was thoroughly idsntified
WI WIN the Southern cause, having served in
t tne army from first to last We are antbor-
4 .zea 70 state BY the real Mr.. N. W. Bankston
t ouJ 5ne teo.er is forgery from beginning
LEM eoenu tnat ne knew nothing of It's con.
tents at the time il was written and Ino,rs
nothing now. He has only recently learnsS
tnat such a letter was published over his
signature, and it is with great pleasure that
we now correct the grave mistake-Vicks.
burg Journal
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

81 F!HiLoLoGICAL-The new word mo,4ill;ze
anords example OF the readiness with which
TT9Lo a mas proper mode of expression.
Is hardly tangible, as the sense of the two is
quite unlike. The definition in the new
Ueoster' we understand, will be MoRRIIIIzE
y; a., 10 vote in any legislative BODY in the
aosence OF a colleague with whom a 1,oir or
parole mas been effected; 2, to violate q ma
roe 8, to act in perfidious or disbonorr re-
Die manner.-N. Y. World. '"oiioi a.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

Eight years ago, when Minnesota mada
application for admission as a State and
II was objected that the Constitution She
presented gave the right of suffrage to aliens,
PRESIDENT johnson then foreshadowed his
present policy, and announced some of his
IDEAS about republican government. In his
speech on that occasion, favoring the adj.
mission OF Minnesota, he said This Gov
eminent has no power under the Constitu-
; teon OF The United States to fix the quail
lncatlon OF voters in any sovereign State of
tne Contederacy. want to enter nv nro-
test against the doctrine being indulSed in
OF cultivated to any other extent, that this
government has power to go inside SOW
erelgn State and prescribe the qualification
OF her voters at the ballot box. 1t is for tba
state and not for the Government to do
mat 1.-THE doctriue be once conceded. that
ehe FEDERAL Government has the power to
nX the qualifications of voters in a State
1ne idea of State sovereignty is utopian
y Is no such thing as State Sovereignty
II THIS Gevernmentca fix the oualificafion
Oh voters. As shown by his recent veto
the PRESIDENT has not changed his opinions
Nashville Union G. American.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

p The New York World publishes a list
OF marine losses for the first three months of
the current year, amounting to 191 vessels
valued at SlO,474,OOO; against 135 vessels
S4,7l9,sOO in 1868; lis vessels. 5000 200 in
1904 and 100 vessels, 81, 1853 900 in 1865.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

Zen. w +. Tucker, who has been absano+
Ior the last two months in Northern State
mas returned to his post, in fine health. and
the amount and quality of store-clofbes', J ~
displays, and the renewed blackness of his
hair and moustache, we opine that he met
with better treatment from the Yankees This
Time than he did during his campaigns in
Ne tennessee and Georgia, year or two AGO,
we most heartily welcome him to his home
galn.-Houston New Record.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

II knew man whose loss
was printed Grove, although his name was Crosse
Byron.
The indianapolis Herald gives the follow.
ing item under the head of --latest news"
Col E. NJ. Yerzer, Vicksburg editor. has
oeen presented with $500 carriage by a
number of friends in New Orleans
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

- The Vicksburg Herald announces the
death OF Mr. Robt W. Burney, which occurred
thursday morning at his residence, opposite
Ine city, In Louisiana, from an attack of
apopIexy Mr.. Burney was well known as
an upright and honorable gentleman.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
w YOE.
JOHN PATTEN, Jr.. Proprietor

The Pacific Hotel is well and widely known T. he
travelling pub ic. The location is especially su table
10 merchants nd business m,n; it is in 81 Sc prox
lay 70 the business part of the city-i on the high
wa OF S2"the IN and Western travel-and adjacent to
al. ne pr'nciDal Railroad and Steamboat depots
Inc Pacific has becal accommodation foe over 800
guests II is well flrnisheT and possesses every mod
- ilpr"Vem'Et Tor the comfort and entertainment
OF is inmates. The rooms arc SPACIOUS and we'll Won
lu.te' provided with gas md water; after dance is
prompt AID respectful and the table is generally rro
Vllrd with every delicacy Of the season
Inc sub 7cTiber who the past few wears has
eeh lEe see Is now sole proprietor and intends to
"a M ~ II thoroughly with the interests Of his
Nose With long experience a hotelkeepc~ h
uus's' oy moderate charges and Lbs raj policy 10
I"ilt"la TIE favorable reputation of the Pac ii
April I'd =
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

When the corpse of General Robert Hat
ton was being carried through the streets in
Nashville, recently, group of Federal Off
GERS politely raised their hats and saluted if
The Banner thanks them for the ehivalry of
the thouSht-for the gallantry of the deed
Nc NO man would have been quicker to do the
IKE, We're he living, than Robert Hatton.
Such little tokens Of returning peace from
the generous living to the gallant dead. do
more TO strengthen the bonds of the Union
world " WV
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
DE LA ROCKIES
y u L l. L. KH NG

GbiIIs arJ i4RIlng Remedy for all forms of Chirs
Mmlttent and Bilious Fever Periodicai Hea5,cbc
General daR1 pam and aching of the joints and limbs
6Iai+f cold chilly sensations and all com
plants OF malarious origin Produces no MINI
retngs about the head be administered to
I'M, ana can be relied upon in the longest stand
Call and look at if '' 'oIe Is permanent
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
DE LA LOOKE'S
Constitutional Monarch

Being happy combination of stliin-, w
60 M n;aisapaIlila Burdock and Iodde Of Po+asI
e oti of the blood skin diseases and
aid ocroffula Rheumatism Syphilis in ali its
baad i9Ilns ana stages, Camp Itch letter Scai5
IT, H nII ar swellings and Tumors R"iI
of er Ulu sores Blotches and Pimpes on the face
eases Te6 min men hereditary tants and all dis
per bottle. :" e"'hleht Price 81 30
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

General Leggett gives, in the Zanos,;r1o
Courier, anecdotes of the inabilitv &c W iile
eral osterhaus to speak the English langna 90
correctlyS uage
According to the accounts of the wav ba
talked to ladies in this region, he labored
under considerable inability in this respect
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
PHYSICIANS COMBINATION
SECRET CURTAIN DETHRONFDu
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS ~

CONSCIOUS Of public demand for reliable ncdi
CIHdi compounds, possessing intrinsic value and
merit, and aware of the unreliable and in9deouafe
supply mostly from Northern sources and pre-
PIeu ny parties possessing experience in Soutb-
i ti'IlH ne a number of able and experienced
1oulL,iH ny sloians have quietly and deliberately
prepared and are endeavoring to supplv that d.
mand, by offering classor Il'' ''' ''
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

" Inc Democracy have carried the cleo
ton at Terre Haute, Ind, for the first time
in five years.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

~ - NEW ORLEANS March 6 ~
-, y. " FREEMAN-Berry' Puyere has beel
use use under my own inspection since November y
nsa AP Tonounce il without hesitation the best -
o onyyenlently, and with less coal than with any
NJ NJ nave ever tried In welding large shat
! nlast can be regulated to heat both ends perie
II docs not get hot, consequently cannot bun =
ana ana does not get ch0ked. cheerfully recOmB"
I T THOS OCONN0kx
n9reman OF Smith Shops McCann's Foundry >.
ror parish rights IN Louisiana and county ~
a. Richards'. n q 'FRFFMAN,
mh31d2m Tate - A,,.tin TeH1s
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
II III TINS, HONEST strategy. there be
Let II extend my friends. from On
Humbuggery is Outfanked.
DIR. DROMGOOLE'S

Our Agents being informed of the composftion ~
Fdcn article ana authorized to impart the same in
formation 10 regular Practcing Physicians
DIP nRAAInnnI
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
HUMPHREYS,
m o VI E OPAT HIC epErTp.rs

! AVE proved from the mos ample experience al
tenure Saec7ss; SHnpe-i'rom 5t-Eiicent an,
! SI'Aoe' Iney are t1e only sicines perfect,
adapt .. popular use-so simple that rnistaEes csr
not be made in using then so harmless IS 10 he fra,
ON Danger an so 'ihcielt TO BE- always reliable
ihey nave raised the hi CHEST c0mneB4 ton f. IN an
! ana VIII always REID r satisfaction
! Cent?
No !, urzs Ferers, Congestion llfllnati3ns.
HORNS. Worm Fever, Worm holjc y
- Gry'Hg- Collie or Teething Of infants, p
Dtarrhoea Of children or ada .ts.-..
D. Dgsentgy Gniilg Bil3ou. Collie -
D. '' ChUtTG-N0rjus Nausea. VOMITING
= Coughs Cs.ds. Brolc tits -.......... Is
: Neuralgia. Ieoth.ache. Fsce a. he .-. p
y, He1ddch' = SieA- lIeada he Nrsii. o..,.aj
TO- Dyspe7s5d, Billions stomach. 49, p
- Suppressed Or painful Peri1ds..---. 8
-, UhHes. TOO prutuse Periods ... .
- Group, c. ugh, diff uli & atLin-...... 25
"a, Nah R+eH ErysiPelas E-upti5ns-- .
ID Rheumatism, nh una ic Pains---.-.. -
10 Ferer and 5gae chi Fever Ague %
H. Piles binI o. bleeding 60. .--.-..5 SO
i OpLlhalay, ana weak Eye So
49, " Catarrh, acute or chronic. Influenza 81
20 UhO1D.Hg- Cough violent Coughs "a
81 asthma oppressive breathing. so
p Ear DiSc4qrg 5. impaired Hearing -. SO
- NcrQtala enla' ged Glands Swelliigs so
q General Debility. Physical Weakness 50
. DroPsy aud scauty secreiions ...---..5 81
-, Naa-NtctncSs f-om riding --.------...5O
=, hiaHey Disease Gravel .---.-.,.....5O
=, Nervous Debility Seminal Emissions
involuntary Discharge. 90
. - sore Noun tanker ----------...... so
3o e Urinary IaoJRtiReHce wet.ing tel 49, SO
81 PAINFUL Periods even vii spasms 80
- SbgeTtRgs al change Of life 4 90
y " EpiAepsg $ ,asus, 81. Nitus' Dance / 90
81 " DiDttert1 ucerased Sore Throat. SO
FAMILY CASES.
- vialS, NOR cro csse, and DO ....-... 81 o Oo
~ Iaege vlals in NOR Geo and % ok ----.--- Il on
~ large vials, plain .>e, NJ b1ok .--- M
10 boxes (Nos. t. 80, aud book ana
VETERINARY SPECIFICS,
Mahogany cases, % vials---- s1ooo
Single vias, with directions - G0
~ Ihesh Remedies. by tn cI-eir sing box are
seht 10 any part OF the country bv Mad or Exprass
free OF charge on receipt OF tn price Azure
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
MEDICINE COMPANY
{ flee and Depot NJ. TO- Broadway, New York
Dr Humphreys is consulted daily at his Office, pr
'onay or by letter. as above fer all forms Of disease.
JAMES CONCEAL.
Wholesale Agent for the Southern States
CRAFT & JOHNSON.
AGENTS.
NJ, oo,, JdckSoH Mss
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14

2 The Memphis Ledger complaining of
notorious negro rogue in that city, says
The slate of the police station this morn
ing, speaking of this chap, read thus 3.
GeoFge hingtOn-stealing- "
We were shocked at it, and we don't want
to see George Washington used in that way
any more.
lie ought to be holden" until he changes
his name
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
ACCORDING TO SIZE. SIS
$4,000 AND S25, 90.

- Read the following certificates from prsca'
New Orleans mechanics.
~, NEW ORLEANS, March 9th ~
II. Nix ID. c. FREEMAN-H 5. Perry's Pa's
auyetes have been in use in some of the forges
hef my care since November last and have 81
enure satisfaction. The wOrkmen using them
IeI tnem 70 any they ever used 1 cheertulS
commend them as the best have seen in INC
experience in blacksmithing; heating TIE
never getting out of order.
JAS. McCABB
Foreman Leeds Foundry Smith Shop
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-14
A. J. LIDDELL, Sec'y.

IHE PRESS OF CORINTH.-We copv from
the correspondence of the Memphis Arcus
the following sketch of the Corinth press,
though including some items of which we
have made note already:
The changes in the press of Corinth. since
the close of the war, have been as MANY and
startling, as were the fortunes of Corintb
during the war. Three or four papers. in
Guiding one daily, have spIung IN here
Hourlshed their brief hour on the stage of
action, and then vanished into thin air y
A full history of these journals. with nen-
and-lnk sketches of their various attaches
their novel and ingenious modes of conduct-
ing and sustaining newspaper, their great
success IN procuring large amounts of tad
yertlslng patronage" from neighborinp and
distant cities, &c, would no Doubt Drove
very interesting and instructive, had / time
to go into 1t, or could l hope to do so with
QuV Ureaulhg on some sensitive persons toes
may write out such a history hereafter
Meanwhile, 1t may be mentioned as a simnIe
item of COrinth news, that The Weekly
Times, apparently one of the most flourish
ing papers ever published here, suddenly
collapsed last week. This misfortune 7 am
told, was occasioned by the abscondinp of
MIR. Haps, one of the publishers. with most
OF The ready money of the concern. This
event took nearly every one by surprise. as
Mr. II. had made decidedly good impres-
sion during the short time he had been resi-
dent among the Corinthians Capt. Purdum
you are doubtless aware, has retired from
the News and Advertiser Messrs. Vesev.
and the Milligan Bros, now carry on, Jointly
believe, the Merchant, and the News and
Advertiser, which, after all the changes and
"coilapses." still survive to represent and
push on the interests and the growing for
here day or two ago, understand. sneaEs
of reviving the Enquirer JPP