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DY ORDER Of TEE COMMIssIONYTs


HRY ORDER OF TEGE CGMMISSIONER
Z ID OF INSOLN ENT DEBT0RS-Noticei is hereby
given to the creditors of the following named nsoi
vent Debtors, that the said 1nsolvents having filed
thcir petition to the Court of Common Pleas for the
benefit of the lnsoyent Law of Maryland, that the
day hereinafter mentioned as fixed for their aIpear-
ahce, 70 answer heterogeneous, if any be filed, and
lat the loiloWlng named day has also been fixed for
the final bearing In their case, before the aforesaid
John IL. Cook, applied 18th September. 1S65-frst
appearance 9th November, 1865, final hearing lst
A. X. Foard, applied 5th October, 1S65-frst an
pearanee 9th November 1865, final hearing lst Janu
John II. Baynes, applied 5th October, 1S65-frstap-
pearance 9th November, 1865, final hearing LIST Jan
Lewis Kalbfus. Jr, applied 9th October, 1s65-frst
January. 1856
John F. Staub, applied October T, 1865-frst ap-
RI Esq., December T. 1867 final hearing Fe0ru"ry5
James Richter, applied October %, 1s65-frst ap-
5, 1856. ''-'''- -'''i-e ''- ""''
Charles C. Egerton, applied November l. lS65-frst
appearance December i, 1867 fnat Learing February
Samuel Linthicum, applied November s. 1S65-frst
appearance December 4, 1865 final hearing February
Dec s YEs9De feb a8RR' a
Michael Hayes, applied Nov. Is, 1S65-iirst appear
ance Jan. ], 1866; final hearing March 5. 1866.
Anton Winter, applied Nov. Is, lS65-frst appear
anse Jan; /, 1866 final hearing March 5, 1866.
Ann NJ Southcomb, applied Nov. ~ 1S65-first
appearance Jan. l, 1866 final hearing March s. 1866
anee Jan; 1885, final hearing March 5, 1866.
John FISHER 1a:, applied Nov. IS 1S65-frst appear
anGe Jan. 1866; final hearing March 5, 1856
Thomas Waters, applied Dee /, iS653frst appear
anse n jan / 200; hn2 hearing March 5. 1866
pearance February s. 1866, final hearing April 1866
. W illam Clements. jr., applied December Is ISIS
, 1866 lns Allii
John 0. lIorsey, applied Both December. 1s;5-frst
appearance February ). 1866 final hearing Apri 81
1866 -ApiA @u'
Benjamin Tanner, applied 3Oth December, ISIS
first appearance February 9Th, 1866. final hearing
April ID, 1866 -17
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Observation-Disclosures.

Rtchm.ond-Str Petersburg-14 pkss tobacco, J P
Peasants y Sous. bids hides. Hoffman 4 Delorl;
'6 pkgs tlaXseed, do peas. Griffin Bros & Co.. eases
mdsc, John Barry Il Coz p do wing. b r Spading
4 Co; ; pkgs mdse. Wheelwright, Nudge i Co; ;
bales yarns Norris Il Baldwin; rs bags RAGS Fisher
5lanGocE 3 do faxseed, Meixsel & Grafton; , bxs
mdSe, Pool X Hunt; Spkgs tobacco, order: hhds DO
trick liall 10 bids do, Larnan 4 Go: do do, Won
IAanu ArenS; * bbis tar, do rosin, N Hamilton
\ Co; II hhdS tobacco, ORDER ! bags hides, + bales
cotton s. pkgS fazseed ~ hbls turpentinc 20 pkgs
sandrcS, - hhAS tobacco, sundry persons.
BostG;- steamer George Appod-l0 boxes taeks .
cases uiise. c VI I.p. % bbIS rum VIM Chesuut {
20; 100 hbls alewircs, W y Shurtz X %; z10 rolls
icaihlng pancr, Hart Smith: II Bkgs Indse ihon-
sen Block; 10 bhls syrup j 4 Richardson 4 Co; IS
fkS> sundrlCs, l. Higgins. agent: Is bds paper
ease mise. y aeglwright Nudge * Co.. Is do DO Gro
tGf bhhtr II Co: Is bales felt, order; 10 bundles
HlnIS 90 sashea, Geo Stevens IL Coz II hrnG les
taGutdS, Kelsey GRAY; = boxes tacks M Keith n
x son, 10 pkgS fresh fish, % bbs hcrringS 36}
boots and shoes, 800 pkgs mdsc Sundry persons. 55
10 do; 39 do fish, y bbs do. 20 half DO do 10 era
do do, j i 0 RR Co.
Charleston.-S Gamer Cumberland.-3l hdIs. hays
= bblS. rOSn, II bales of cotton, Aordecai Co: Il
%. do. John Williams s Son; do. do. Woodward,
i;a3E:n + 60; l. do do, " H. Sewers / box mdsa
tortian * Co. bale rags, L. W. K. Dixon; box, G..
". Gail,
ESp0Ess-EorciGn.
West lndies-Br brig Ida Abbott, 100 bbls -four,
9 42t 10 GO, 29 bbls meal 50 do pork, 81 do peas,
10 do bread; 80 do crackers 50 half bbs beef To- t9
ms iaFu ID bushels do hrur, =
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Board of Trade,

Committee Of ARBITRATION for December
GEO. n. EATON,
HENRY W. SLICER, JOSEPH O. FOARD,
WIN. ii. GRAHAM, JOSEPH :. HOPKINS.
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T.. 81 E-EEszzzz==z=7 NEW ARRANGEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, WTLMINGTON AND

La e. E-E z5sz.5:s:::;=zs7 NEW AREANGEaIENT.
PHI AID ELPHIA. WTLNINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
On and after THURSDAY, June LIST, trains will
leave President Street Depot, as follows viz:
!. Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
tions, at S.25 A. N. " ~ LA
Express Train for New York only, at 1904 NJ
10 =. II: li"'u iot niiau'ipnla and Ne" York.
:. Way Mail 7 Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
Express train to Philadelphia and Way Stations,
at 6.35 P. NJ
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York, at
The above Trains leave DAILY, Except Sundays.)
ON SUNDAYS:
For New, York at $50 P. NJ. and for Philadelphia
at 9.25 p. NJ.
For Salisbury and intermediate points on the Del
aware Railroad take the 9.25 ?. NJ; and for Dover
Delaware, take the lilo P. N. train.
WM CRAWFORD,
noL4-t Agent.
Sf.s.ss.ssas, YORK ROAD RAIL.
-SS533ff1se z5s75zss WAY
On and after MONDAY next, Nov. 18th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. NJ. to p NJ
except l. noon.
Night car for TowsOntown at II P NJ
Leave IowSontoWn every hour from A. VI. to 7
NJ, except Il noon nos
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AK. =. EzgTEE, of Paris, still continues his sue
E-S cesSful treatment of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents of Baltimore in advanced stage of the
disease, are rapidly recovering and can be re-
ferred to. Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corner
of Fayette and Frederick Streets Baltimore, Mary
land. jel9-ly
hEs. A. FEUEE. Graduate of the Medical Facul-
-E-g " of Paris, (trance) Member of the Medical
and ChirUrgicdl Faculty of Baltimore Nd is the
discOverer of the only Remedies for Diseases of mi
yate character, without Mercury or noxious drugs
Recent cases cured in from y to IS hours on written
guarantee. Chronic, invoterate and constitutional
diseases, such as have been abandoned iucurable
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatment
adopted by him that which has the approval of ina
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and its UNI
versal success in practice of 40 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worst eases readily yield
ana are thoroughly removed at once and forever from
the system especially all of constitutional de-
biy; diseases, which soon or late turns to
consumption, and all the evils entailed by certain
pernicious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either business study society
or marriage, and to those who suffering the evil
eHecls OF Improper lndUlgcnCCS, of whatever kind
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
Nig0T, IN a bret period, by applying to one whose
skill and experience can be relied on, No erorJuaRt
or HnprOtessiOudi cburges ~
Distant Patients consulted by letter and rouo5iao
forwarded that can be taken in the most conyenienf
and private manner. 4N
of Office southeast corner Of FAYETTE and FRED
ERICk STREETS 80 -;
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- FOR GiaAEsLESIebN, =. G.-Pender-
So CAST Line.-Ehe clipper schooner Gil ARLES
$50 Z. PAIGE. Nathaniel Doughty. master will
succeed the Mary X. Somers and sail with despatch
For freight or passage, having fine accommodations
apply 10 PENDERGAST, FENWICk ~ Co. II
Smiths wharf. (up Stairs)
80 5sGoods INSt RED on Open Policy Agents in
Charleston. WILLIS Il CmSnIM. ias-tf
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~ DTItE lO FAKMEISts.


i, The subscriber having established an Agency for
Eho With LABOR, White or Colored, and would
Tespecttuily advise taose in want of Labor 70 send
Agents to represent them in ASSOCIATIONS Of Clubs
&C. This will prove a great saving Of time and exs
psnse TO the Farmer. For further intormitionr Aes
p!esse enclose STAMPS, and address $500
~~A-t% e. 60 $50 RpIt;rn~-N ia
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NnM Work Markets.

New YORK, Ian. 3.-CottOn steady at 50 cts: sales
$500 bales. Flour is steady; sales of $500 bbS Wheat
dull and heavy for spring; inter is steady Corn has
Il declining tendency sales S. $50 bushels mixed q .
@95 cts for sound. Beef is quiet Pork firm at 5000
500 Lard heavy at l6fl9 cts. Whisky dull at
25a 221 T. Sugars buoyant. Coffee steady. Molasses
unchanged: New Orleans 81 cts @Sl %. Rice quiet;
Carolina l2]@@I 10 cts Petroleum dull Crude % cts
L. III L. L
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made at the ensuing i ses
street, from franklin street to the northern limits Of
tho city of Baltimore. noy&-LaW"sW~
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Steamer William Kennedy, Boston.
Schr Jonas Smith, Matanzas.
Below.
Br Schr Phantom. Dill, from Antigua ed ult-
Cd metal to knox IL Cocaine in the CapeS LIST inst
sailed in company with Br brig Althea Messenger
Tor Yarmouth. \. ). Left i'll port hrigs Mary lice
Mcintosh. from Bridgewatcr \ 5: 5 johnson
scott, from Yarmouth. 5 Spoke Dee 2Sth lat 30
II \, long rs the sallie B. of Philadelphia bound
to Mobile.
Come Up.
Brig + Sweet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reported at
Quarantine from PaImero-to Dix a Steiner
McEsoras.tisl.
steamer Richmond, Barney, hence at Savannah
%Oth ult.
Brig Ellen Bernard, Collins. from New Orleans
was outside the bar, off Galveston, 9th ult.
Schr Jackson, Huntingdon, hence for Antigua was
IN Hampton Roads, 50th ult.
Schr Jennie Morton. Freyholz, from Charleston
arrived at New Iork, ID inst.
SchT Idaho. W.. t. from Winterport for Bali-
more. arrived al cortland, 10Th ut.
Schr Carrie Welvin, Wattshinee, Boston, was in
Hampton Roads, I'd inst.
steamer Geo Leary, from Norfolk reports the wind
in the bay last night fresh from the north weather
rainy during the early part of the night and clear
the latter part
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Fort Monroe, January ID, 1s66.-schr Phantom,
Wind L \ E-Bait Pilot.
BY telegraph to News Room.1
New York, Jan $d-ATived last night steamers
EIIttania and Evening
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CuICAG0 Jan: 3.-TI0ur is dull. Wheat is active
and has declined els Sales at $l.23l &a1.291 for
No. and 92' &e9& cts for M. > Corn dull at IS cts
nr No. !. Oats quiet at 25'2 cts for No. |. High
Wines active. Provisions active. Mess Pork
70, sweet picked Hams sld:'0: green Hams Sl5..5a
$3.50. Lard active at decline of Ct Sales at IA
IL cts. Hogs have declined 25&5 cts = cwt Dress
Hogs opened dull, and has declined 50@ - cts 4 cwt
closing at Sl0.25@ 1913.
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DENTISTRY.
T. SOUTH A'HERrK STREET. ii
B ARROWS SAFETY LAMPS
AND
LlG-RO-INE (Red) FLUID.
PA TENTEN
PATENTED.
W. H. WRIGHT,

w. IL. W hlutl1t
Sole Agent for Maryland and District of Columbia,
N. Ecorner ofLberty and German streets, Baltimore
This Lamp apparently burns 1oithota anuhino IN
feed it, it has howeycra material which abSorbs the
liquid and gives it to she fame partly from the wick,
perfect combustion. and is very economical and safe
It is used without chimney, and perfectly trimmed
does not smoke or smell; i is therefore especiaIIv
adapted TO the purposes Of a run about nigbf
nurse shop or hotel lamp, or lantern. The cost of
broken cbtmneys alone. Will more than pay the en-
more TT is Just what have been long looking for y
writes model housekeeper. Il should hardly know
how to do without IT., writes another. "A peTfect
.ontriyanco writes third Let those who az
tical try It. writes fourth. ~ 5NoP-
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EgElDEsS-EHereEn'n

West 1ndies-Br brig Ida Abbott, 10o bbs -four
~ 4a DO &C. 2Qg bbs meal 50 do pork. 80 do peas
20 90 pread 80 do crackers, 81 half bbls beef 10 t9
ms laId, lD bushels corn, 50 do bran lhds tohacro
- casks oil meal 200 shocks " Anus @lS "
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! ,Un4,AIs LUnBENII LUnHF.KIII

z Gi7ES2AR! LGmEAA!I AiIhhERItI
Ia AT TEE
OLD ESTABLISHED yarn
No. Sc WEST FALLS AVENUE BaIfimoro MA
We have on hand in lots to suit purchasers at var
reasonable rates, Seasoned Yellow and Wb2te p;
Flooring. dressed and ready for use. Undressed VIZ
low Pine Flooring Boards. White Pine CtIlin SI
Picks end Selects Assorted Walnut Poplar, Ash.
S gak' MMahogany Birch hickory Maple and Hem
Saw and Planning Mill, Nos Is and Is Grant street.
Lumber Dressed, TOngued and Grooyed, Split,
moderate prices.
Bog and Trunk Makers Carpenters. Builders and
use in any manner, will find ii to their advantage by
giving as call. Shelving and Split Lumber for sale
ut the MIL,
os3-E1 ALEX, ALLEN Al Goa
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New York Dry Goods Market, Fan. 2.


Brown Sheetng-StandaTd SIC: Atlantic, D, see;
Oregon, D. Sic.
BIeached Shirtngs-Lopsdalc, i3c. Langdon 81 &c;
Reynolds. A A, $2I2c,
Prints-Spragucs. 25iSo.; Americans 25c: Allen 5
BE Freemen, BE.
Deanes-Armures 3lc: Pacific 29c.
Brown Drills-Pepperel %55e. Winthrop, 30c.
Corset Jeeaans-AmG2TTkeag, SCI Lac9nia, 37iac,
Kentucky Jcans--Richmond size.
Hoop Skirts-fIadIey's Duplex Elliptic, % to .
l.. inch apcs - to 70 hoops - to 15c inch do
do TNc TO 81 10
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M "A r NE JOuRN NAL
P0ET az BAETgMaHE.
WEDNESDAY, January 3, 1866.
Arrived.

n1EL.NhSDAG, January ., 1866.
steamship Cumberland. na.,lz;-- %#B
thHrlestonCot ON, naval stores. and sndrieS to We
Hall Had heavy northeast winds the entire PASSAGE.
Left in port brig Mountain Eagle, Hughes. f.r Bal
tsm0re
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, from Norfolk
to 4 W Shaw. Reports bark st Lawrence, still lying
in Hampton Roads.
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon, from Norfolk-to NJ n
Falls
Steamer Richard Willing, Cundif, from PhiIadel-
hia-mdse to Shriver.
Schr Wenonah. Tally, Charleston, 29th uit.
Cleared.
Steamship Sea Gull. Fish, New Yorll-S Blasdell.
.lr.
steamer Adelaide. Cannon, Norfolk--M \ Falls
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman Norfolk-A VI
shaw.
Steamer Richard Willing, CundH, Philadelphia
:! \ Shriycr.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Richmond-J Brandt
II.
Br Brig Ida Abbott Clark, West Indies-J c Yates
& Co.
Schr Carleton, Jayne, Mills New YorL-Bosc d
J yon.
Schr Josiah Whitohouse. Jones, Bath-kelsey d
Gray.
schr Union Flag, Maoney Boston-Kelsey Il
Gray.
5ehr George Adams. Fish, New London-R NJ
ieSlen.
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k5a FOR NEW oRLEANs.-The fine cop
- Dan. Mccain, will be ready TO receive cargo
or the above port on Monday Dec il 1865. For
stenst aPRRy to Kelsey 4 GRAY corner Pratt
alu Luondnan wharf. d9-tf
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rEr WELLS. FARGO az 60.

EjEE WELLS. FARGO a. 60.
10 NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
49, EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. 81 BROADWAY, N Y.
Letters forwarded to California by Express
Agents in Baltimore, PENDERGAST, FENWICk
~ w., a Smith wharf, up stairs. ja3-tf
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philadelphia Markets.
Cincinnati Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, January 3.-Flour Is dull and I'M
changed. New red Wheat 8 25@23 3; kentucky
Write S2.T5. Rye % cts.st 81. New Yellow Corn s2l3
"a So cents. Oats firm at - cts Cotton firm ut 52a s.
cts. Whisky dahl at s.. 2S1l %. Rrnrisi-,. min.
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At New York foreign exchange continues inactive
The leading drawers ask los for their sixty days
on England: but the transactions to-day nave gene
rally been nj lGa8lCi5 Commercial bill are scarce
and vary from los to loS4 the latter being the rate
for the best grade Southern cotton bills are in very
limited supply and stand at 1855.
The annexed tables show the number and the de-
nominations of the various United States bonds
seven and thTee-tcnths Treasury notes and certii-
Gates of Indebtedness which have been lost or stolen
that not in the possession OF their rshtfu
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GNs4A fast sailing Schooner MARGARET D.
- LUCY, Crosby, master, having the most of
ner cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch for
lne above port; for balance of freight or passage
nit'fng SuPeror accommodation. apply once to R.
till further notice. - deIatf
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04


South CAROLINA. lower
branch of the South Carolina Legisla-
ture, has passed the following act as
necessary legislation induced by the
emancipation of slaves:
BE IL enacted de-, That all persons
hitherto known in law, in this State. as
slaves or as free persons of color.
shall have the right to make and en-
force contracts, to sue, be sued, to be
atlantis, and give evidence, to inherit,
to purchase, lease, sell, hold, convey
and assign real and personal property,
make wills and testaments, and to have
full and equal benefit of the rights of
personal security, personal liberty and
private property, and of all remedies
and proceedings for the enforcement
and protection of the same, as white
persons now have; and shall not be
subjected to any other or different
punishment, pain, or penalty, for the
commission ofany act or offence, than
such as are prescribed for white per-
sons committing like acts of offences.
SEC, 9. That all Acts and parts
of Acts specially relating to persons
lately slaves, and free persons of col
or, be and the same are hereby repeal
ed.
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J THE WEEKLY CLARION.

Tins CIvIL RIGHrs BILL.--We learn
that habeas corpus case is now pend
I ing before one Of the Judges Of the
High Court Of this State, in which the
constitutionality Of the Civil Rights
Bill viii be inquired into We have
no doubt the opinion of the Judge
will be in accordance with the views
submitted by the President, in his veto
message, and IN accordance with the
views Of all who are not in sympathy
with the radicals.
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! IMPORTANT NoTIcE.--Assessor White
issues notice this morning, that
Clinton, Bottoms and Edwards Depot
have been dispensed with as points
for the weighing and marking of cot
ton, which may now be shipped direct
to Vicksburg, where the revenue will
be collected. This will be very con-
venient to our planting friends, and we
hope will be entirely satisfactory to
our correspondent, "Gimlet."
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

The Chicago Times says that the
first victory OF the political contest for
the whole Uuion has been gained in
Illinois. An election for municipal
officers in the city of Alton-heretofore
stronghold of RadicaIism-took
place on Tuesday last Political lines
were clearly drawn, the friends of the
Government policy Of reunion array
ing themselves on one side, and the
Radical advocates Of disunIon on the
other. The disunionists were com
pletely " routed and driven from the
field" The Democratic and National
Union ticket was elected throughout
by majorites ranging from City to
Kser two hundred
This is the first gun ofthe campaign
Illinois, ftemonition Of the
oadside whieh.vill greet the Nation
Tnion ofthirty-six States in Novem-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

MEMPHIS AGRIcULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
Messrs. Miller d. Shaw, we are pleased
to learn, are now replenishing ON an
extraordinary scale, their stock of
farming and agricultural implements,
which they are prepared to sell to
merchants or planters at prices that
defy competition in this section. They
buy and sell for cash; and, operating
on the principle of quick sales and
small profits, are doing an immense
business. Our planting friends would
do well to give Messrs. Miller & Shaw
a trial They will not fail to be
pleased.
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The Radical Programme Boldly De-

ctarcd.
: The proceedings OF the Pittsburg
D Convention, which met on the 26th
inst can be characterized by no milder
term than infamous They breathe the
spirit of hell itself and are worthy the
foul elements which composed that
body of radical robbers. Our readers
viii End a synopsis Of their wonderful
doings in our dispatches this morning.
Beast Butler was there in all his glory
--"ihe lion of the Convention" fit
creature TO receive the homage ofsuch
worshipers. He is in favor of a general
hanging of t" rebels, " and a general
coniiscation of their property Wepre-
sumo he wants another opportunity to
raid on silver spoons. He declares
that Jefferson Davis shall swing, and
that Robert +. Lees parole is of no
avail He don't think that we are
humble enough, nor that we have been
thankful enough for all the clemency
that has been vouchsafed u.s. No, nor
would he if we were even base enough
to say that Beast Butler was a gentle
man.
Well, we thought we were pery sor-
ry. The vandalism and tyranny TO
which we have been subjected have
had the effect Of causing many to
regret the experiment Of revolution,
and when that so signally failed we !
thought we had made up our minds to
return to our allegiance and be good
and loyal citizens. But it seems that
we are not. We are still rebels, /"
pardoned only by the President, but j
never forgiven by the Radicals. Let :
them succeed in carrying out the pro i,
gramme which they have so candidly r
and Ireland and Poland a
would each be paradise compared to u
'ur "sunny South" Wehope howev- n
n, for better things. We do not :
hink that God viii prosper the wick d
ID designs of this fanatical crew q
gainst constitutional liberty, and st
gainst every principle of right and u
lstice. Let the Beast below; let hi
fremont fume, and Cox crow. Their -"
razy threats intimidate no one, but 70
My show how desperate they regard nc nc
heir chances of success. johnson be
nd Conservatism pH triumph! Pn
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EXPRESS RECEIPTS TO BE STAMPED,
Mr.. Burge Of the Southern Express,
calls our attention to the fact that al
receipts for goods, packages or letterSs
must be stamped. Those having bus
mess with the Express offices should
therefore provide themselves with
two-cent stamps.
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Teacher,s Convention.

4 JACKSON, MISS, Sept. 25, 1866.
4 Editors Clarion-GENTLEMEN In
your paper of this date, l notice an
article in reference to Teachers Con
yention, for the 22d of October. This
is unfortunate, as there is, at this time,
no concurrence of opinion among the
Teachers as to the time for the Con-
yention. Difference must be shown to
those who originated the idea, and
they advise against Convention this
fall. But the friends of this great
cause may rest assured that the Con-
vention aciH be held, of which due and
timely notice will be given.
Please give this a place in your col
umns, and oblige an EDUcAToR.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

The Mayor ofSt Louis, in accord
ance with the resolution of tue Board
of Health, has appointed October the
18th as a day Of thanksgiving and
prayer for the deliverance of that city
from the awful scourge of cholera.
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trials together l found him M an cmcr.
gcncics, equal 20 the demands upon him. /
warmed at his camp tirc ate nom his hayer.
sack drank irom hls oantecu; SHARED bis
blanket on tho gfoand A last adicu 90
Col tieorre Y Mondvl
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

STATE PuBLIsHING HousE-The
VIcksburg Herald says there is no
better reason for the State carrying
on the printing business than any
other"