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The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-19
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERTS
r RAJ ALTER TIVE

II Is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
ton hereditary Iaint- syphilis and maladies aris-
Corrosive SubHmate. Fowler's solution Douovau's
solution, aud other preparations Of mercury and
arsenic.
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il nj issue
n Robson, Mitchell 6 Co. 272, Second
street Memphis, present themselves to our
rsaders this morning As claimants for a share
af atteution Ia all matters pertaining to
the habiIments of the external type of hui
munity. they are unsurpassed as Judges Of
what Is fitting. such fits as theirs have not,
In faet, been surpassed since the days Of the
eelebrated Mill
- The attention Of citizens and Gas con-
suIiers is called to the advertisement Of Mr..
Thos. l. Helm in to-days issue.
q our friend Bricks rushed in yesterday
evening much elated and considerably i'm
urovel I'm his outer man. lie merely came
d to sav that De lad been I'm TO the store of
hi. 6h J. sheparIsou and furnished himself
uitha supply Of summer clothing Now
Bricks % frugal 7wain-a man who believes
III gett ug 100 cents worth for every dollar
that J. rzpeuds. and his Judgment is Of
yaine, not only to himself but to others.
- Iae Taliahatchian learns that the
Tallsl a.eaie river is falling rapidly, and
pilI b within its banks iua week or so
CeionrI Thomas ana hi. Reports.
Yarioa. statements have been made
threugi many Of the Radical journals North.
Iist0ri & and garbling The reports of Col
snel 1hama~ from Tins department Of the
Rareau which have led many of our citi-
tens 81 believe that he was wilfuIiy doing
them Justice. All Of them, we believe.
l9weuer have been promptly rrfuted, and
ii Oh pleasure again TO lend additional
estimoaE TO the fact that Col Thomas re-
sorts a. characterized by "a spirit of fair
hess Az Justice which cannot be question
Il II was uur pleasure yesterday, through
he. eoFIrr-F oft the Department commau-
Ter, 10 read fEr report of Col ILOmas-
rith IT, reports of his assistants appended
|nr the uuutl OF mgTrH. relative 90 tie con
iition Of the Freedmen and the spirit of
bar peOUIc towards them. in this State We
geTe b. pIe-sed throughout with the caudor
md earac-tue7s of che report. and felt graf
lied that -o favorable a statement could
b. mall of the wcil-heug of the freedmen
+ The STATE. and the Justice which is done
|hsminot only by individuals but by the civil
|athOrtfe-. We were assured that the To-
,0fts oI Col Thomas have been always
|haraei -rled by the same honesty of con-
Fiction aicI This exhibited. and like dis
osition 20 do The people justice. In CON
hiding Dbl Icpart, Colonel Thomas expresses
|egrettHat so many exaggerated and false
tatemeHr- are circulated through the
North at uutmgc- committed upon freed
aen an Northern citizens amongst u.s.
bar thai are due the Colonel for his en-
|ndeayoE- to eradicate the preiudicrs and
alse M pre--iouz which exist with regard
b oHr motives and conduct-Vicksburg
ferald
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re- DAILY CLARION

FAn important notice TO Tax Assessors
Probate Clerks by the Auditor appears
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-19

u The attention Of citizens and Gas con-
iers is called to the advertisement OF Mr.
a. L Helm in to-days issue.
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w. CLARE ANDERSON,

No =, North Sixth Street,
ST LOUIS, MO.
Box 2Jl-. March-d2n
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STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
SN0LAYDERS EXTRACT BUgKU

every ease of Kidney Disease rheumatism Gravel
rIary Disorders. Weakness and Pains in the
Back Female Complaints aud Troubles arising from
excuses of amy Kind
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"A II = ~ - - II + Il u L = h 4.
sold by al ApotLecaries Price 81. y BARNES
q Co New YORK and BARNES WARD s. co
New Orleans. southern Agents. BUELEIuu
ROGERS. Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mas s
General Agents. marchGdly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16

I ur,paraErEHs DEPARTMENT or LOUISIANA
New Orleans, La, January A. 1866
Ge Ths following War Department General Order
.annblished for the information and guidance of
II RI command and all STAFF and Acting STAFF Off.
s uars will report through Post and District Com
o,anders the action taken thereon.
they will also report the number and compensa-
,;nn Of civilian employees retained by them.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJrrANr GENERALS OFFICE,l
Washington, December %, 1865,
General Orders No l7i
'e nv REDUCE THE NUMBER OF CIVIL EMPLOYEES.
General Orders, No: l60, from the Adjutant
conerals ONCE dated the ii til instant, is hereby
u.oyoked and the following is substituted:
Military Division and Department Commanders
,;I reduce the civilian employees in the several
Corus and staff Departments of the Army, within
thar respective commands, to the lowest possible
nnmber At all posts, stations and places where
trooDs are on duty in sufficient numbers to furnish
Jetails to take the places of civilian employees,
without nuriously affecting the efficiency of the
troops for the strictly military duty required OF
them, the civilian employees Except clerks will
he discharged and extra duty men substituted for
them. When civilians are retained, preference
will be given to persons who have been honorably
discharged from the military service-those dis
abled by wounds being first preferred. All
civilian employees, who have not been in the mill
tary service, will be discharged as fast as they
can be replaced by those to whom preference is
given in this order
Department Commanders will see that no unu-
sua or unnecessary number are retained, and that
every facility is given for properly and efficiently
guarding and protecting the public property.
Ds '9H''4"N E. b. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdIutant General
By order of Major.Genera! E r $ CANGY.
WICKHaM HOFFMAN,
Assistant Adjutdnt General
Official NATHANIEL BURBASK,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16

i GAME OF B1LLIARDs.-At the opening of a
%Sbilliard hall in Baltimore, on New Years
tsMr. Phelan and Mons. Carme played match
of five hundred points. Carme was the
u, cunning in one score two hundred and sixty
POINTS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-16

Stated that S25 100000 have been paid by
arious counties in Indiana for bounties to SOL
and the relief of their families.
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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.

-3N
---.-. =
UsocEaIE4'9 AND fflOi1oCE.
wEILER, CHEW q CO.,
;. crrrr ;, = -1n,, i
h,,t. - +
Nos >. and o. poypR.s STREET
- 49, :,
1r--os - -. 80, $3.50 80 ;-
WHOLESALE GPocERs AND GENERAL
commission Merchants
o'-'D'''s street, montgomery AiaOa'N'
reduce and orders for the purchase Of cotton
''iei'7''
<'u'a'''' hAus On consshlneh's Of cotton TO
f'' WATTS q W. New Orleans
"Aii1' ohANE q Co., New York.
W. =. WIS q GO, Liverpool
ID |
H. B1pyELL E. G. PAYNE. IN PAYNE,
Wholesale Grocers and Provision Dealers |
. icnoppieouias stfee. New dreams.
~
w,..,..,. cu..a,.
AND
DEALERS IN BOAT STORES,
s7 w e no !. zse1es se&ss1s wv ezAzAss
WI Oh E a LIE 6 ooER
AND
Commission Merchant,
NO. FRONT AND AND 10 FULTON STREETS,
New Orleans.
c 1HARLEs FLEAsANTs.
,,r,,r,,-,,, ,,,,,,,,.
DEAi-hfs Ats "h'ihf.s fhoDooS,
Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, barley, Rye, etc.,
N, 8, u.u..,r. .r... N,,- o-,o.,.
- n R.yIy
VI. ,,r,r,,,,, -,
=, ~
: = '-i'-A' A'-1 'N ~,
| -----------
| a =, p,vr !.
hiS tfends ana former rdsrs or or
of Produce will have his personal attention.
| BIN POND
|
| A-eA.s y ''oeii'A ." Io'
! ,.su ,nr.,-c,,s y,nr ~ 49,.
| L. o1&'-A - ''AD-4 -, 49,
:, 49,,
No &, Common and % Cana, stree.
| g, @. r. CoBH a CO.,
yoaR tgb , T9sS A9E nsinn ana ibo
| GENERAL
fsooooE DEALERS AM ooh . mEhchANis
~ - N1 n1a..,ns =. 49, %s,,. 40" 0i''a1'
cons,gnmants so,;c,oa and o-5.-s rror,nt,, s,.a
EATJo. MARKS s. CO.,.
| a. FATJo, JOS. H. MARKS, JOHN BRuNAso, l. n
hAhhs.successors to Jos. d. g !. N. MARKso
;. .unr,,,, ~ J.,
1C.,o,1nsox ,,o1DE.
I'VE
| ~ ~ i"'o VI -"einpns'
M JEFF THOMPSON, late Of Missouri So.
| RICHARD POWER, late of Arkansas
|
eAsFAl sf0eer' ana commission "ereh"h'''
| ooIfoH AND fhopoo1 FAoioAs'
NEW ORLEANS,
No. 60 Common and No. 5o Cana, strees.
|
.nd s
solicit share of the patronage friends throughout
South and West
WI" aeep :. naha ~ 81 :,
Cotton Corn and other western and southern Produce con
Egned to us. -
EpIs q p.MMRoN.
- 10 1En1a nAMMRoN,
yhore.,,a Grooars md na,Iar~ in 9auera
: -
We, roI-one rrc
| - -. -.
New Orleans.
| Ee ". w kk<EAEANxSs
-
| "hoAi4'f>H1 "Aso0''
| 2New Levee 49, A. 40 and 81 Gravier street,
------ - Nv o--------..
TS0RCH EEMER RKOTHERS
WHOLESALE eRocERs
AND ...
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EeARE1 AaSs TATIoNERY WAREHOUSE,
Hes. % AID COMMON STREET.
We aspa large and extensive stock of Printing,
Wrapping and Writing Papers, Stationery, Blank Books
School Books and Fancy Goods Adapted every branch
trade and for sale at reasonable prices
STEVENS 4 SEYMOUR.
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BKi,BElIEGRAPHL
Suicide 6F aH dbnitgrl1-TRe Negro
GBrtiYa YatShhb bresid1ePtiS SPeerh'
WASHINGTON. Aprik1G

This morning military officer entered
gun-shop on Pennsylvania avenue and ask
Sd ta zee aspjstofg glsayilig he Wished to ptr-
qhasasuieI The attendant in the shop hapd-
ed q Glcer a largefevc Notifying him
thaf5itwas loaded r.. ~
thutnb, on the trigger, lifted the pistol Ias if
to blow 10 the niJzzle. The Attendant told
him not TO blow in IL asia nliGhtexplo plodes
The officer remarked: !: That's what
want 10 io,," and, piatine the mtlzzie Co bis
mouth, jIred and fell dead. The body has
been id6iftiaed as that Of Lieutenant Louis
0hrens, Veterait IfesdFve Corr, Sf General
Towards stiff, lAtthd Frfedplen's Bureau
Tbh deceased o1ee lived il Cmeinnati. Hs
wab native of, ,hungBry and. it Is said,
was of noble family. Ne leaves a wife, who
lsmow ia Middgatn. His friendsssay that
for, several daNb, ohttns had thfeatened
suicide, andthet had Nlatched him Closely
and tried to Jisynade hiJp from his purpose
The negrnM bad grand glorificatiop
here to-day; III nmemoration of emau-
Siphtion iTthe distflietsa Several thousand
bl!pks turned out IN procession and
marched to tlfe White House, The Presi-'
dent was called out and, made speech.
Which pleased the neqIofed folks slugelyr
The Presidepi} WAS MArfnly apIJ3auded
Throughout MS Brief rbiilafksi the burthen
Of which. was that the pretended friends of
thH negro, eiiscbneed in higlf places and
far removed frpph Nan ger and who nevet
exposed their limbs u III Sr prtpperty ~ tn the
friends % of tIe Ses,li eoISred ,seooie as himself
4nd others who have perlled life ardsprop-
drtys in establishing the great nrinciples of
freedom.
AHidAg" Che persons rsmed for. the mis-
sion to the Hague ARE Judge William gvlih-.
don. of Cineinnati, and Lieutenant COVER
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rhe EriglantL Coming o New, York.
aNpnttary and Gamnerfial.I''
c.he.ahati MatKet9! ~ EI0.

HI uol .-HtI .Iu tttAfNCiNNATL April ~ .,s
FLoUR-AThe market is 'iiFmdr and prices i
have advanced 30c.. with a. laiir demand
from the trtfde. but nohe from SDecuiators. ,
I'VE now quote 'supeffne hts Sf'60gl7 20 ;ni
extra, So S0CaD; family, % F5@lI, aud q
fancy, $40 '50@l2 d.. a. strtiiiiu uuu ugi
\ WHEAT-Thero is an advance of sc. uIotY
the better grades. but the lower grades are .
unchanged. There Goes not seem 20 be any II
to speculate on the part ofbuy- .
ers. We quote No. . red at 81 o5@2; No.
l. 81 l2@2. 40; GoJ / old re6, 80 r36(G2 20,
and extra do. 50 a5@2 30. h, i..,u,, "a ,,,.i-.,l
OATs--Ihe mar,let Is firmer, and prices
'0f No. are higher. We quote 40. 2 at 4
3Gc. and No, al 4l@i4c. 1000 bush, at /
and G. elevator sold at A2lSc, -
RY+VTle market i unchanged, at 705
Doc. - ''h go 'n"'
B4RrEY-The demand is good for ptfme'"
to choice, at 81 1Q@l 20 for fail, and 81 Is
Ql ~ for Canadian, '''
GEoCErlEs-5The demand Is very light d
and ne market rples dull st sA@2sc. XII,
fair 70 choi2e RIO Coffee; 12@1i2 for raw
Sugar; lG4@i7c- for bard refined, anh' SEQ.
Doc, for AlO,asses. ,,,., ,.'i :, wv.
WHIsfYT4Iere Il d tail tteimRhd for duty
paid at 81 %. There Is q Slight improyer'" :"
ment ii the demand for bonded, with sales
of abppt 30 brls. at PIC. ".' ''
SEED-Clover Is very dull and prices haye
declined to S5 25@5 80 for prime, froms
store. r. laS steady ard in fair dem9pd, at
s2 %. Timothy steady at 80 sos 50. y
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f. FI%YTiPfn HfTAIH,.

EDWIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MISS
PRNIsI, Miss LnFIE RBd Nr. FJoItH MfCPL1
LSUaA, Wh6 %ete lately here, 'laiiedfdr
San FranccoIo4 tte llIhi in+ptt9 About
six months since, Mr.. MAGUIRE, a theatri-
cal manager in California, sent a special
messenger tSiNeR Y ofkl fbt the Ihirpose bf
negotiating, With lHIT, FofRsyEsr1 offRelsyEsr We un-
derstand the terms offered by Mr.. MAGURE
were the most extraordinary ever made to
any aetofsftheS n tlGliifs SQuhtEY oR "A Eu7
rope, not only 'iR pecuniary 'ppoint, but
were such that, on arriving at California,
Mr.. E9oRlBSEsE was rot. bpupdtR act ifrhe did
not feel disppgd to dplGo7 while Mr.. MA
GUmE made it bipding rOmohisa owmi part.
There can be no doubt ds,tb the success of
Mr.. FoRBHsV on the Pacific coasts.
ttiI,ttsS- ihsl- q u /
GH'sRRmambeH .theL Lsigni of the Golden
Eagle, abpYRps Main Strest' 7Ial7dlw
The s1tire ASSETS Of a rseenbnballkrupt
wernlnine children eNhel creditors acted
IhaSnHntmoNtsiy and iethini, Keep tlleth+ '', !,
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The ySsare7 0ysrt, Eesaih Of -Xe'pp-
WV ToRoNro, lO1W,yApril 10.

TORONTO, o,OaW.yApril 10.
The volunteers which were saut TO the,
Lower CfnadQ froRtier have been recalled
Fenian Jaidebeing no longer feared! q ,"i
|. The axauffpst ion OF Feiiiah prisoners at
COrnwfll coIinaues with closed doors, It
Is undtrstoOd>fIat the examination VIII be
concluded to-day. when the prlsoners viii
be rehanded for q few days TO await the
arriy$iNf important Witnesses i,irg. l,,
|. IL y geacrally thought that the prisoners
will ibe Npiamitted for trial at Pall Assiges
'unlels spSeia cemflisSiobets are apbofpted
by the AoybrnrneNt ion .theiE trial at an
psrlfep11dfAr 3 go -us dsH shphatn.t ..f--tH tf
IRl4oiul In favor of, tIits confederation
of tie Bfitish North" lAmerirAn provinces
have passed Che Noya Seatiab Assembly by
a vote Of thirty-one %, lniHeteen.h The
Of New EhnswleG,' aad 4 e. psj jscted the
House wilfSSRrobably be 'dissplyfd, aud a
new eleAgd1 held Involving u dslags Of
Some weeks hefore che fnal Tespit' ml /. a 49,.
e
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Sp&fSrstRAfo RAfoR'ssAlE.ADon'tfo forget the
Administrators 4. Sale at the residence vofJ.
b. Morrison, deceased, on Saturday, April
'2l, consisting dffwaiS Chests Of splendid
Carpenter. and Boat Building Tools. Tot
iof Building Stones,', Lnmber, Iron, Nails
Leaf Tobaceo in boxes, &C., &c. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock A. N. and T, contip-
uea bhtillait tfs.soldoIHJ dNk NoFfEN
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{ e.B, EIbnEns d Son. Auetioneer1
I-d2T' DIsToN

Doors AMP ssHoEs.r!H, r., Emrick, No,
l04 Main street has one of the incest and
best arranged Boot and Shoe stores in the
city. He has an excellent assortment and
all of the best quality. He has also a first
rate stock of Hats and Caps. Mr.. Emrick
is a practical mechanic of long experience,
and he allows none but the.best of work to
go from his store. Palsoas in want of a
good article in his line would do well to
give him arKanAa 7'T9THS&Biffd&w
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anil anil 4 III faiiJ1! m1nIEII,
spectators were the greatest sufferers. One
man was Niiledahd Several bersoiis %bsfhd--
ed.l " hhh Adii uihi ip,ud ytty u Il atoI
The following, are the names of those ID,
killed and wounded .''ot' otp irdl liiun rut
Robert Whitehurst kilie1y aud his step
m6therT16TtaiJ' wounded .Jho! Mliitehufss
dangBfbusiy WounJer ;sNVn. Mhat lV,'l eitwry
watchinan, badly teateH. .rHnd his soii'isd q
dangerously ihjured thdt mis- life is deshA.r4l,l
ed OF; T.. lqhmpibn, Acoldred mahg whdwps 81
seriously lw6hnded by n uabayofibS IN ftId %
hands ofone oft1e negroes. l1ittnmnr poi
The blame Of The wkdle affhifis giyidpddi
between the municipal and military autloFa"i
tiles for allowing the iIegroestd curry fitd., q
arms and otherdeadly Weaponsi with them u
in the procession !it- f1FuH' nitIH .uuitlt't
bio.
The England Coming 10 New York.
'7"rt'"" l"'dsn"i "iiIA1nKx AprflrlB. tnr,
The stegmship. Epgland sailed last
leyenlng vita the. .eonvalescent pgssergers
FOR New YORK, shs has lad adtr 1iS few tSsea
Iof cholera. yNn
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CLOTHFNUafBEYI COST

a"fHE public are informed that the undersigned
IsSF. aBs ssfiIaSss II II p 4 Ra
ey cpfsa can w b s%sls SSSsGS at ns .i%d q mr. mr.
trodueei nv 6tde efftehh and 70 settle outstanding
debts, y. p. STRAUSS BRO.
fObITlwd-atW
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
G}pt rf 9Ills t95dl 10 q e. IS i, Brs,
wIh0lesale Ciothing Merchants or CiniDpsq,f IN
by slpeeFe thanks 70 my numefons pstrpas and
friends Tor 'their kind and generous patronage.
'hf same SSEflISS S 5Spds1esS
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MAN Losr.-AnNaa1 hali,s5 years old,
dark brown color, gray hair and side whis-
kers, light blue paptaIoons,. and has lost hip
mffdii Wandered away from his home YES
terday morning, and isenable to tellswhere
he lives. Any Information about che. old
man Milf'be thankfully" received BY his
family, ON Ludlow street, below the Rail
! Road. i,isul,l,, eu # MIN .i5BYMUoRE.
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ST3IESG SG6Sps, 4S q Mon TX REd0Y EREn,I-r77zi
Mayor ,Kenney this hiorn,ng issuedsa war;
rant, Oh the affidavit of one tofathe lead
ling dryggoods niet6haHts efsthfs GitS.o5to
sseareh the prenIises1ofa Mrs. Waters. re-
siding on Main street aud bV noon Mar
,shAi Hale had stieceeaed m findirg in 3tfhie,
house goods samoantingto nom FIVE TO six
hundred dollars, AZ q soineisii bundled dol7
lars in mohey;ono doubt the prcceeds of,
other stolen goods Thes goodsigiwere
.identiGsd.bg the msrcLanL aud -theY Mere
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CB-W can The atteHtion of our readers
to Gle iatei arrival I'D Nit, ,idapl, iBbots
and Shoes at G.. Femeding's, No. BOG Second
street, between Main, and Jefferson Streets.
He is confident that he can please all who
favor him with.a call. in any article in his
line, in regard to quality ana prices. We
advise lourreaders to give him trial, and
satisfy themselves Of the truth Of oGrstatel
ment. ap2Od2t
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DASctSc iAcA 1s iDATFoS s7 I'm 6ns,,
Pingusly from the Dancing dAeadeniy' -ogi
Paris, andSa& ofIGinGi6natH pfdpbseB TO
opea asfseaol pf daiEsqsiqSnR JfEtRA "a
will be seep by, his card ,in another column
NJ. Pihguely was a snbT suGteessfdl teasher
Of this beantifu and healthfal accomplish
mert ih CtoelAhatI, aud the papers Of Chat
city accord to him ,the, merit OF holding
the first rank III his 1pbrofsssioR. oOGf young
people will be fortunate ia securing ther
services ofsoiOompetent an ,instFngt9r,,r,,sI
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yTorArtxo rRfEF ''IIssftyfS6E,"t tASls.!4= The
celebrated Drl Robacl5.' of "Roback Bittefs"Ii
fame, rhas,, been , arrested IN 'ChIcinnati,
charged with A., violation t6ftbe SFeyer&e'ti
laws in practicing1 medicine without IL I
ccnse,o ~ notwithstanding medicine without
licepse, and With selling patebt pspiciHssss'
without stamps. He had a hearing ibefore'l
ICdmrhiss!oneF HalIidAyI,, on wv WedpesdaSd
last, and the Commissioners, aAftEfr /, hearing
the evidence, decided to hold the defendant,
in the SIM of sr,5dG for Ills. appeafa2ee be-
fore the United States Circuit Court which
Twas prompt'ygiYsD-a The penalty in such
eases, we, believe, if foqhd 'Euil f1S'! 4
heavy fine and limprisonmentl 30 Doctor,
RobaGk claims that, hscan sho&a clear REG,
ora ihthe mattel?a .g.' naya ~ ,n,. I55,l ,e
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va ATFENTloYIJ;Tbf sgbScfiAeS will attendi
promptly 10 cleaning ont siaks, and digging
new sipSss ,iagnd priyiesI1, Apply;@oAtisJ. g.
knecht's Tavern. on Second street. between
Maii and JeleFsob, " ~. rrn ,1e iqo5r m y ~,
apeOdltfhh adfd Ch1RLEs WEAvER.in In
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20

h Cds7The WashipgtqnTspsoial Of khe Gin
einnati 'GGsettey on Hhursdsy, Mad th4iSS
p Cal. Vallandighamu held aoleyee In the
reception room oft1e Honse Yesterday, drid
most OF the Democrats paid lheiEs respects
To him1i s. S.iOoXJWas on tire foor this af-
lternoon. These two, with Dan. Vo6rfiees
and Alexander, Stephens, are nov the Tpc-
.Ognized lobbyists III the Presidents policy.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20

restored 70 hifppD Sfhs $laft6jhfa4t Iid,,sef the
money on deposit, to await the result of the
exaniiin'f IqrNY. 4 Tts N!b bt'rhT 8tfhd
for hearing on Monday next, when all the
particulars wuf5Sa devSaSpAEfSFagAich we
shqpll Fppppkee ppppkee z ngtel l.luLaa dIIoW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20

WAYTF3iTHplfo q 9S961e9 ,yoqpg ladies' 20
1ar NaTliheFs establishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No, 1885 Second street. Miss Good1
mans old staHd.D LaH lila 0EAl3Adtff
% ---rf4f i4tFset----s ga bslsi1q tli
FOUND aTlIyGsRs-Eyery body IL going TO
PatrSsAifss PSsA ltlaN Nsws6Slh pEfrUeyz 1RAslfPs 1RAsslfPss
IND Cieahfng esEsl slimeht Vt tSp sssS N itlil
TstreetsaooH dot mssis CHARLES WoLLs.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20

SoSrl-Eouse.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-17
tsfs, and appearance in the proceedings Of
that body, is one Of the leaders

Orr 1nE TRAcK-Last Thursday even
ing as the train was returning from War
rem, when near Ames branch just below
Darlington, freight ear loaded With lam-
Der, and nearly in the center of the rain
was suddenly eapsized, MASKING that con-
siderably and slightly damaging another
car This was all the damage done ex~
cept to the feelings Of the passengers, who
were compelled TO complete the trip as
freight
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-17
tn u11L- NofUztIk.
iAc Their WAR E.D.D,
The People of iowa County VIctors.

We published week or two since
report that the suit between Iowa County
and the holders of the County Bonds had
been decided in favor of the County. We
now publish a syllabus Of the decision Of
the Supreme Court at Washington, rs
published in the National LttelHgeucer,
which sets the matter mt rest and liberates
the county from the payment Of the bonds
This ends the County Bond war
The law providin. for the issue Of orr
County Bonds to aid in the. construction
Of the Mineral Point railroad was passed
March 23d. 1868 and published as pri~
yate and local law which under the above
decision was not such publication as
our State constitution required, and the
bonds are void. The same act also pro-
yiics for the issue Of certain Town bonds
through which the road passes, and tile
only difference between the town bonds
Of the towns Of Mineral Point and Wald-
wick and the county, IS that those towns
have paid some interest on their bonds
and the county did not--but 1t seems to
"a that if there was no valid law for the
issue Of the bonds that no Subsequent act
Of the towns could restore the validity Of
the law, and putting the cacc u the most
unfavorabIe light there is u reasonable
prospect Of the towns to meet with the
same success q. the county
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