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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
AdmsnistratOr,s notice.

Whereas, letters OF administration. the OF
Rowland Crosby deceased, were granted to the
undersigned at the last September term of the Pro
bate court Of Jasper county, State OF Mssis ippi
Now all persons having claims against the estate of
said cecedent reby required exhibit ts same
duly prObated and registered within the time pre-
sc ibGG by law, the will be barred
Nov II w6t LEVI CROSBY, Admir-.
TO Harri-tt Kenog Unauucey S. kellogg, her
hu- uaad, Virginia A. Wood, Patrick II Wood,
Thomas Woo, snd Permelia Wood and their
father, James & Wood
YOU cited appear before the Probate court of
4 the county Of Suuh .yver On the Second VI ondAy
of mnary nexE, l-O6 to show why the petition
of Ann p Shannon, the widow Of Th5mEs h. Shan
non deceased, and admin istratrix Of his estate
praying for hlatment of dover in the plantation
and lands situated in Supd county, Mississippi
and belonging he said estate and for allowance
Of fifteen humid ed dollars worth of said real estate
for her life time property exempt from execution,
shou d not be granted
BY order of Ihe Court
ID, J. ELLINGTON, CLERK.
Thomas Walton, of HcNutt, solicitor for petitioner
Nov VIZ
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
SUNFLOwER COUNTY. }
Ia Circuit Court Of said County and State.
] NJ SwitZer and |
: w. Garvin, | n, L,ps Term lS66
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GARD.

The Proprietors, in presenting ito the public the
above Incompatible Bitters, assure them that but
for sense of gratitude the generous donor OF the
eceipe and in response to the opportunities of the
hosts of Southern friends who have experienced
their efficacy they would have hesitated before
placing an article OF such sterling merit on mar
ket flooded with deleterious compounds fbelling the
name of stomach Ritters Our Senior however,
having at the solicitation of those friends expended
on the manufacture OF the GREY JACKER BIT
TIERS the experience acquired in half lifetime
devoted to the preparation Of Tonic Digestive Slim
ulants and discovered their immense superiority
over all other Stomach Bitters, have unhesita-
tingy added these to the list of articles already pre-
pared at our establishment, and web known and
largely patrOnized by the community at large.
BARNETT LION take this seasonAble oppor-
tunity of thanking their numerous friends for the
immense increase in their business during the year
and inform them that, although the manufacture OF
the GREY JACKET BITTERS must necessarily
cause an additional tax their energies yet from
large additions in the improvements made an(
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pe Powell for the Metropolitan Record accom-
rs PANEL by several New York magazines and
nIcfprials.
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The local of the Mobile Times has had
II present of a knife, and though he protests
against any inference from this that he is
the uglieSt man in the State he admits haV-
Y ing lately gone through something which
i has not improved his personal beauty. We
o. are left to infer what il is, and to congratu-
d late bin on having got through it. Wonder
IF IL Nas worse than Shiloh.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16
Il E @ IT u R E

Delivered at Concert Hall, Last
Evening, Before the "SoclaI,
Civil, and Statistical ASso-
citation Of Pennsylvania"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

Dangers and Duties Of the Hour,
HON. WILLIAM D. KELLEY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16
THE PERILs OF THE NATION

EtO-; Etc, EtO., ETC., ETC., Eter Etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-16

Hon. William D. Kelley, N. O. for the Fourth
District of Pennsylvania, delivered the following ad
dress last evening, at Concert Hail. to very large,
brilliant, and enthusiastic audience The speaker
was listened to with marked attention, and FREE
quently interrupted by applause He spoke substan-
tally as fOllows:-
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
n..aer.hx Inafan. in re,n,.

correspondent q Tho ran Antonio fc1asl Lfdser
ys-Sajor n 4. Darling, Thomas Cosss, English
msn: wm H. Y. smith, late or Navarro county two
negro boys and two Mexcans were murdered by ibe In
dlans rsentir AZ tho rancho Major Darling
above Laredo Tho plaee y known the Sasdo Rancho
The partirs except the major were engaged IN sheep
Hheern ~ about two miles from the rancho whom they
we're surprised aud murdered The majors body was
found about bali way between the rancho and the place
were he shearing going stripped Of all clothing
with several 10 ~ and bullet hole through tho
head. The other bodies we're all found at or the
shearipg stands
and together with extensive sheep
rancho In Northwestern Texas, where the Ia
mont and lasves q only daughter who N
Gently school In Of the Eastern states Mr. smith,
Who wss also onc ot tho Victims was a native of New
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
Heavy Less Of the Ausirians and King Victor
Enamel Hopeful.
A French Squadron for the Adriatis
and North Sea.
NEUTRAL PROCLAMATION OF ENGLAND.
Earl Derby Likely to Form Coali-
ton Cabinet.
&C. 60. &C.

The steamship Saint David from Liverpool 25th, via
Londonderry 29th Of June passed Father Point at half
past oclocl: last night her voyage to Quebec.
Her teographc report Is day later than the
advicss of the City Of London, published In the HERAlD
yesterday morning.
The weather was favorable TO the crops In England.
There indications that the strike Of the seamen
at the port Of London Is about TO cease.
Tho crps LigsatT OF France has passed the ordinary
Budget by large majority
Tie Conference the Danuban Principaties had nd.
5ourned in Paris
The Boursc nrm rentes closed o3f 75c at last
report
The london THes aIludss 10 rumos affecting great
Parsee house at Bombay and says, thus far they are
known 10 be incorrect The assets OF such charac-
ter 70 guarantee the ultimate safety Of every claim.
Tho name ofihe nrm IL not given.
The steamship Baltic, from New York, reached South
ampton the evening OF the 27th OF June
The steamship Erin. from New York, arrived Of Liver
pool on the 2sth Of June.
The steansh Up Denmark, from New York, arrived a,
Crookhavon on the 2sth OF June
The American soop-of-war Ashueiot left Queenstown
on the 2sth OF June on a cruise.
Ship Fanny Hamilton from Philadelphia FOR Gcno,
burned at Gibraltar The particulars not given.
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
T HE r E MA N s.

Reception OF @. q. L. n. tephens I'm Bos-
ton--Iys Denounoes swccny and Roberts
and their Raids Int sCanada-Rettera-
tion Of HIS Assurance that Fighting
Will Be Inaugursted I'm Ireland With
I'm = Ycar-Arrest OF Dir. stephens for
Debt.
Bosros. July II, 1864
The public reception of James Stephens the O. O l.
r. at Music Hall this evening" decided failure in
point Of numbers, but not In enthusiasm. Not over
eight hundred thousand persons present at
the outside. Tx Mayor James NJ wightman presided.
saying he did with pleasure and qualification, for It
Afforded him opportunity TO cordially welcome one
who had been for long devoted 10 the emancipa
ton Of his native land H. closed BY introducing Mr.
stephens who received with vociferous applause
RxyARKs srxrnEss
Mr. stephens returned thanks for tho natlering and
gratifying in which be had boan received by
both the Irish and American people He said that tho
Irish people in America were reluctant 10 believe thai,
the Irishmen In Ireland united and strong and able
TO crush England ihe battlefield Hs wished 10 have
the trh of this remark generally understood and he
also wished t 20 be known that lie had supreme
control OF The movement for the relief Of oppressed
ireland, and bad been 10 command Of !, over since
It's inception, ia 1858. When he came 10 Amer ca
he said hn found organization whatever nnd as
they had become organized In Ireland be came here
for tie purpose "a extending the work He said hts
friends IN New York had been well pleased with
his ability that they bad given him supreme command
Of the Ienian movement thro ghout tho word lie
said that II had been stated that he mght have concl
a.od all tbs dsorganizcd elements among the Fcnaus
when lie America and wished that
In attempting " do this he only met with sneers and
insults lie very upon rweeny and Ills
movement INTO Canada and said that If be pro-
posei bv him had been carried out the cause of Ireland
would have been far different from what II II 10 day
He favored strike In Ireland, aud 10 encourage.
nent ne would ftae positively that tsre would be nght
Ing there within year He isciamei the stateme mt
that Roberts and Sweeny popular IN Ireland He
believed they w0rd Da Killed f they set their foot
upon Irish s0n He ca med that the Fen al pow.
erful end well disciplined Ireland. In concud.
Ing Mf stephens said address would DO issued IN
Few days In which oil the Information of how
proceed IN accomplishing the relief of ireland would
he gwen.
IaatsT oF an. sfErrrws
Tbs morning klr stephens was arrested on debt
claimed of him for lscturng by v Snnot o Boston
II said that 4 done for the purpose Of preventing
his Iecturng this evening" hut. he uwarei tho design
ny furnishing bail IN the Of tholiand dollars
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
l T TALY
The Battle Of Custo.xa,

The Battle Of Cust0zxa.
AUSTRIAN LOSSES GREArne THAN THE ITALIAN.
The italian losses custozra in tho recent battle
great, but tho Austrian losses believed 10 be SIN
greater.
Towards nigh,fal the italians and Austrians retired
from their respective positions.
KING VICTOR KMAsUEL's DESPATCH.
The King Of Italy had addressed despatch TO the
President Of tho Council which says the battle was
neither lost II have ordered concentration
of all orccs the campaign. Our army rs
in excellent condition aud be led to battle"
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
r I n u q
Fire IN vcsey Btrset-The Great Ameri-
can Tea Company burned Out.

Fire In Vesey btreet-Tho ersas Amcra-
can Tea Company burned Out.
The alarm OF nre about eight O'Clock last night origi
mated at No u vescy stroat, occupied by tho Grea,
American Tea Company. When nrs discovered tho nre
IN tho part of tho store and apparently Ia tho
vicinity Of the caloro engine Tho entire store vas do
stroyod loss about 81 600 fully insured The building
belongs the estate of George Har.s,ni iamagsa
about 81, ,Ooo No. ~ occupied by Alexander Drtson
a liquor and dwelling tho nrst noor; loss
about II 900; insured for az 900 In tho Astor Ia.
surance company Tho upper part of The building
occupied by several families Their idrnt
tIre considerably damaged by water; no insnr
ancc. The build ng belongs 10 tho Rogers estate; i
Is damaged about 500 and ~ insured Noa a. and ~
occupied by j. Snsr& Co tea storc Their stock
In the cellar Il damaged about s5 900 Fully insured
The buildings only slightly damaged. Tho bano.
mopt ~ No Is Yesey street occupied by Trainnr
Of syrup. and cord as loss about 81 600
Insured for ~ 600 the Jefferson lnsurancc Company.
The furnitirc Ia No a. occupied by !. Callahan u
damaged by water about 500, insured for u 900 IN
the Jefferson Insurance Company
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

EiEcTios oy prLgSsrKs ~ LouIstAsA.
Nrr nnfr.xx fnIn IL Iaal

NEv ostSssS July II, lssS.
IN pursasncs % the Gall of tho National Union party
FOR National Csnsentop % meet IN phnsdsgria The
Democratic susie Exseutiss commit,ee mss here las,
evening sinking tssir Party orssniIsGlon, and inviting
all the friends a Presdsn, Johnson 10 90 oy~rHs and
s.ee,sd thu fono.ins delegates shs Phsacpha Con
vsnsion -
For ths state n Large Randall Hsnt John Rsy Join
King Richard Tsyisr, A. NoortIes. Ceofga wlfsAn.
son, Jsdgs W. n E.gsn and n ". sage
For the fisst Con<sesstonsi disfrlc,-Georgs Carr
CNAies Gsyare, ". G CslbosfBe, Jgsgs A. A. Belt 81
n irectos !. ~ Ap~yss
For the secgnA cvsgsesSsonsi dlerrt-J a n Ro@ss,
Alerander Waiker, samuel smith. y >. Hsfgon, II
fpoGofd wm n. g KIND.
For ibs rhfrd cossres&sonsi sssict-D " Elndsr "
Barb, Alfred Hsnss~sy, q. gssss ADD y q A Vet
tows
rgr the gosrh cgnsrr~tsnsi d~srse,--p A Nor
g hsnolsg, d. A Dsps~s. Jai~s Oliver, A D~ blAsa
Per TIE rlhh Cnars~~aousl dxtrict-J T. f<vis W
7 FABIAN, l. nnis, n rkm, a hss. Carr.sl
msssips - eafied ~ sh~ ps~pls ~ tbs whcis -sAis
N s@s~tnb we~ Orissns tue 2zah asa to rsAfy
uss s>s~fina a thsss esissxasa
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
EOHE MIA.
The Rattle or skaii,x.

RoUr OF THE AusTRIASs.
Hostlli,ies between the Ausrians and Prussans had
commenced.
There was desperate battle in Bohemia on the 27th
Il Juno
"A Prussinn telegram, dated NscLod says:-
>. An important battle In which cavalry and artillery
principally engaged, has becn in progress rday
The Ausirans driven back from skslitz 10
Jarom.rz
Three Gags and many prisoners we're taken.
The loss on either side 10 unknown.
SECOND PRUssrAS pEsrArcH.
A Brcslau telegram says;-
The First Praxlan army corps attacked .he enemy Al
Trankeuaa.
The hattie began u eleven A. NJ
;, The Austrians were driven back 10 the direction oi
Josepbstadt
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

PHfflnxfSmA, July III, lsCS.
Jo' i pascn Gfier onA of the oSlton ~ tbs Erwirs
TAegronA died this afternoon, After shor nas. The
dscaascd hiFhy esteemed and his death ~il te
heavy blow ~ hs associates of the press Ho was sell
kuosu 10 Mlsoau vbers he formerly rpsided nDd was
engsged 10 the prNtce u The law.
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
rf,s Deaths rrons Cholera nossas 90
Bo.ra th. FHg.ts chattanooga


Crest s,e't~rsrs rAusei Lsrr - az J tAf r..
port thsi sho's~ ~ brgeen oui . 80 frss@ 'ha's-
poasa q or Navy Tafs Tliss Ssr@fu ife pfsassaf
AVA sass.srttss Yhs frg,s s-srs = - iSsi 80 s.a
az uas sAsg Aars Sea a sha4sgs gss.sa wlssas o.
80. ~ sg,xs - ass x - slsssse = frosa 80 -
t.r N 80 prastasa ~ i.foffes,isa sf~a ~ Fs3fNa
80 - naas Eea iron "a. Vf.esss a tss Aafg sffa
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
ENGLAND.
The Cabinet Crfsis-Di meuIty in Form
Ing q Purely Conservative Mintstry.

The Cabinet Crfsis-Di nieuIty in Form
ing . Purely Conservative Ministry.
by the 81 David receive the following dctaih Of
the progress Of the Ministerial crisis England and the
attempts Of Earl Derby to construct Cabinet
Nothing 10 known of fhe Mnstsrsl arrangements ex-
ceps that the Queen has authorized Earl Derby 10 form
Ministry, and promised her support
meeting OF the chief conservatives was 10 be held
on the 2sth, after which Earl Derby would proceed 10
Windsor TO lay before tho Queon tbs result Of the
snltationsL
The London Hsraid iconservaiivs) again says that
there viii ec dcnlnes IN the way of forming strong
Ministry.
Ths London Psst thinks hero Il 20 erpcc,
that falrnerstonsns he Induced 10 operate
ana thus enable Lord Derby 10 form government ~
some power
THE LATEST.
IovDoS, June 20 1898
rarl Derby is cnseavorng - form coalition Ministry
including whlgs and some Of the members Of tho late
Government
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
The Tennessee LegfsIafure.

NArNffLE, Juiy 10, lhsy
The Metropolitan Police BIN up 10 hs senate
day. Governor Bfowuiow's nominees elected by
~ aqslua 2 Il known there vii 10 quorum Ia lbs
House tUuDrf4w
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
FIR In lllrA.

unci, July II, 1904
disaatrous nrc occurred 10 this cay this morning
destroying Me'caf behring's carponter shop, P.ere,
Babcock O. toDacco manufactory, tho cabinet
rooms 81 Fru - ani tho clothing esiaLsbrleBt n
Jncnb 1endri9Ghn hssifms damaging iegs Tie
al acent bu1Bgs Total i0ss about SgO o1); insurance
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
Proceedings In the Canadian Pariia-
ment-sharp Attacks ON the Govern
ment Panty, &c.

ment PhAty, DC.
orAwa, July II, 1890.
The discussion OF the bulge, st continues the House
not having get come 70 vote the subject Mr. Gait
replied TO nr Brown oday alleging TIA, nj. Arguments
were deemed 10 be- in tho interest Of the United
States than Canada and, sgnincantly enough MI brown
took no notice OF this Inrinuation. hr Calf then
entered into weak though long and laborcd defence
of tho proposed arn asserting that II Intended to
hirmonizo with thosn Of the provinces and TO
further the confederation project He took up many Of
tho Items Which Nr Brown had characters red
CANT but dl not make out much in thor favor
lir. acDougan, the lonil Secretary followed
counting incidents of Mr. rosn career
orng 10 prove him nconSsen, aad unworthy o. pib nc
confidence His speech partook wholly OF the u
poisoned attack.
Mr. Mckenzie resumed the assault upon the govern
mcnt, nsinuatng republican procyltica against he III
nance minister and the Postmaster General aud remind
Ing thom that Wien thoy wt,hi ngton IN rc.cr
tho renewal tho Re ipfoc ~ rcaiy. and Nr
horr y told them that Nhcn Canada would be IN tho
unioo al their d.Gcues about rocty and FcnAnlsm
would yansh they dii not show nny dispieasurc bat
iameiy omitted 70 Nhat, with tc daplly of foreign
amb' sador, ihey should havo prf & * $1,000,
U.iaghtcrl The peak then went ~ At sft Fs1s -
of protective ,arn aud W he cohra~ % bis arsument
made the strange ADMISSION that during tho rcbolnn hc
lis cole guoa fuy expected fearful nnan-
cal crab ut the conclusion oi tho Nar, and
the failure * their currency; bnt TIA, ia this
they w.re very mech sappoinicd, and tha' now,
strange a IL may seem, the manufacturing aud com.
meTcbn interests ~ the United -tAfcs IN mot
nonrshing and prosperous conliiuu while tllano u
Canada not 80 BY The rest o. HE speech
violent attack upon the measures propos ~ tho
Finance minis ~.
when the vote may be taken on the question hcforo
the House is unceran bot v wl csrtn be the tast
OF the strength ~ the ministry
There il general feeling q uuencas at the troubled
aspect IL British affairs 10 Europe.
AgItntio Against Con nfcde = . tton I'm Nova
scotia-GcnermI Early 80 HALIFAX.
HAtHlr, n. X, July II, 1900
nr Howe has gone homo 70 protest sgain-, conedcra
tiun with the canadaa lie is armed with monster peu.
tions from tho people.
The people ar0uslng and petitions flowing n fast.
The fac ~ confederation here IL doubtful
Tho American rebel General Early arrived here ycsier
day -. rofe 10 Canada
The New York herald., 1866-07-12
Lossss or the Portland M.tusi fnsura nee
Company.

PusrssD, Juy III, fsSa
The Portland Mutnai fnsurAbfe Company, Witch has
besn r~pot o@sng ony 800 900, lose les
than 400 0oo II has been operation for many years
taking risks hoa->s very or rates. mostly among
the middle cass~s IL all 10 sbs 10 pay about twenty
per the lo~ses TINS will fall very severely on
the Widows orphans and poorsr classes who insured In
tkar
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

fkstfHfFM. sMtN AAs fFNN
rt.s ws~l~sn rrt0a C~snpsny's t4rs Gssfsa eaAs q
90 Eas-. Amsfesn fsi@s'stA sft~disica, - ea 1@'
ssy ~ F1tv hsY -,
n.pgfss sd lwersyA-c gs<sssssA tefisss tss@W@
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

ALBANY, July II, 1880
The return match between the Alalanta Boat Club of
New York aud the Mut1a Boat Club of this city, took
place this afternoon. There much ncrcst fe, In
The race The river being lined With thousands of pcop
Tie AtalAntas won the race. The distance rovei wU
tbrce miles and the time made follows ftaian-
d. 2s minutes seconds, Mrtuas, 70 minutes 81
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

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bling hefe Tns c0nventon meets hefe t0-nsrrow Al
ten A. ~ and wll probably be 10 session three asys
The New York herald., 1866-07-12

SArnviitK. July III, lhgG .
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Frday evening aud burnsd All night, thwAftng 81
dcavors 70 eKtiBguiah a.