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Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-28

NEW ORLEANS, June 16, 1866.
L have associated with me in my Commercial
House in this City, Messrs. McKinnell & Co.,
HazelhurSr Miss, and Messrs. Adkins, Dun
ham Il CoS%Apalachicola, Fla, and will con-
tinue the Cotton Factorage and General Com
mission business under the style and firm of
MERRITT, fpunhanl, Nc KinnrIl 81 Co,
l.. n. MERRITT.
Referring to the above we solicit for our New
House the patronage of our friends. Our best
attention win be given to the sale of Cotton
and other produce, and to the purchase of Wes-
tern supplies, Groceries and other merchandise.
Liberal advances viii be made on consign-
ments to our friends in New York, Boston,
London, Liverpool and Glasgow.
MERRITT, DUNHAM. McKINNELL & CO.
At Carondelet Street,
New Orleans.
June Both, 1S66-em.
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NOTICE.

,o..lI gred having established Fo'el for the
~ Oaation Of the public at the Junction OF
Egi.h W us tetiroa5s at Jackson Miss, is pre- pared
|s-1,aNsm ~ ~ hours ( r the passengers who
ye on The respectiue ira ms lie win always
I, ~ ~ furnish the hest the market affords, and
neil pati ouage.
a, Ias Public obi Servt ....
'A JOHN MEL SON, Proprietor
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NEW ORLEANS.
Drugs, MedicintS, Chemicals,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
DYE STUFFs, PERFUMERY,
AND FANCY & GODS,
AT WHOLESALE.
JAMES CONCEAL,
MES CONCEAL,


20...-...........ST. CHARLES ST.........,......20
yTetU Orleans, La.
Having received bv the late arrivals large Stock of
Fresh New DRUGS in adoitisn 10 the large
sortment on hand, now prepared n supply the
lar<n aud increasing wants of the DRUG TRADE
SOUTH
Tno foIl"wif articles comprise part Of my stock
Acids all kinds. Alcohol,
BalsaIn COpabia, Ammonia, Carbonate,
Blue Mass. Bay Rum.
Borax, Blue Vitriol,
CalOmel, Birthstone,
Cantlaradies, Castor Oil,
Chloride Lime, Chalk, red and white,
Concentrated Lye, Chloroform,
Cream Tartar Copperas,
Indigo Cutie Fish Bono,
Isinglass, Epecac,
LicCrICe, Jalap,
Root Lunar Caustic,
Madder, Mace,
Mama, Magnesia,
Musk Morphine
Nutmegs, Opium,
Quicksilver, QuiniDe,
Rotten Stone, Rochelle Salts,
Sulphur, Pumice Stone,
TanniR, Syringes,
Epson Salts Turpentine,
Ether, Nitric FEF, Emery Flour
Sulphuric, Emery 2 and 3,
Gamboge, Extracts, solid 81 fluid
Glauber Salts. Flax Seed,
Gum Arabic, g ground,
" Bauzoin Ginger,
" Shellack. Gum Assafedita,
" Myuh Camphor,
GlyceriDe, Tragacauth.
Hops, Glue,
Oil Bergamot, Herbs, fresh.
" Cod Liver, white, Oil Anise,
dark, Cinnamon
Olive, pts and q'rts CrotOn.
Sassafras, Lemon,
Pepper, black, Peppermint,
! Potash, Chlorate Wintergreen.
/ Putty, Pepper, Cayenne,
/ Saltpetre, Potassa, Iodide,
| SenDa, Rhubarb,
Soap, CASTLE Saleratus,
/ Sponge, Snutt,in jars g. bottles
/ Slum Soda, BicarbonatQ,
Soda, Sal. White Wax
/ Varnish, White Lead,
FE Il F UMERY.
Fancy Goods, Stationery,
/ Combs, Brushes,
! Cologne, Handkerchief extracts
| POmadeS, Flavoring,
Toilet Articles Putfs 81 Powder Boxes
I Soaps plain and fancy Patent Medicines, etc.
We welcome to columns again old friend
Dr. Humphreys, and his specific H mD D,sihic Rene.
dies We have known ths Decor for many years
! and know hin a consrisntiQns Ch'istiIn gentleman
aat al accomplished phy ysiciau. We have used bis
| specific ourselves, and they are uss5 extensively
among our lends, and are free 10 say hat they are
s,ithst they claim to be-invaluAble Family Ms Il
ciuess Al who have the pleasure Of Dr. rs &C
quaint ance kne thSt he wolld OFFER nothing The
public unless fully up to the standard of recon
/ u1eudar on
Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-28

+ CREAM SALOON
eNCY CONFECTIONARIES.

" Il OPP &C X
1 po.lte j. G. shcpardson's, State Street.
sDlLs, Cakes, Foreign and Domestic
,1'l,' constantly on hand. ),
~ ICE Cream and Confpctionaries OF all
y, punished families, aud for parties and
~ i.d and retired Saloon fitted up expressly
44es' ie22d3n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-30
From Neu ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS. July Ex-Governor
Wells arrived from Red River to-day.
The Convention meets on the 18th.
Mayor Monroe addressed IA letter to
Gen. Baird informing him that he inten-
ded to disperse the convention and ar
rest the members unless they were pro-
tected by the military authority.
General Baird says noprotection will
be needed, but ridicuIes. Monroe, and
says the convention was harmless and
pleasantly concludes, that he shall pre-
vent all violence and preserve order.
All the State officers formally protest
edIagainstf he Governors Proclamation,
and the Secretary of State refused the
seal.
After the adjournment of the meeting
last night, the negroes formed into pro-
cession, armed with brick bats and
clubs, marching through the streets
and threatening violence.
AT the meeting the speakers used
violent language.
There we've two or three serious dis
turbances in the city, resulting in the
killing of three negroes. Three police
officers were badly bruised up by the
negoes. All quiet now. Ten or fifteen
negroes have been arrested and are in
jail.
1t is understood that efforts were
made by the Chief of Police to have
the speakers who used incendiary
language arrested, and that several
citizens will write to Gen. Sheridan
asking him to suppress the efforts to
excite the black population against the
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dorsement of my endeavors to adj
minister the duties of this responsible
and often trying position with Impair
TALLY, to maintain the Just rights of a
majority; to protect the even more
necessary rights of minority, and vet
to hold the scales SO evenly. poised that
every decision shall stand the test of
criticism of parliamentary law. Watch-
ed as an executive officer always is by
scores of artificial spies, his position is
difficult, and he is fortunate who can
impress the body over which he pre-
sides, with the conviction that
his constant aim has been to render
Justice to all. Meeting here amid the
frosts of winter, and parting after such
a prolonged session, amid the torrid
heats of Summer, friendships have
been formed, which will brighten as
year after year rolls away. Discussing
some ofthe most important questions
ever submitted to a deliberative body of
this KIND, the contest of mind with
mind, and Conflict of thought and ac-
ton have left but few strings behind;
and despite all party sentiments, no
congress, within my recollection, has
closed with more general good feeling.
Wishing you all a safe journey to your
homes, and safe reunion with your
friends, now, with the concurrence of
both Houses, declare the House of
Representatives of the 39th Congress
adjourned sine die.
At the conclusion of his valedictory,
there was an outburst of feeling. Mr..
Strouse, one of the Nebraska members,
was crying. He proposed, "three cheers
for our noble Speaker" which were
given.
Thus closed the first session of the
seth Congress. ~
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[By Telegraph
Spirit OF the stock Market.
NEW YORK. July .

Az EsN 4b4AEAs u Wy ~
The Commercials money article says:
The activity In livestock market continues.
The growing confidence IN railroad shares,
encouraged by liberal current earnings, IL
drawing into market large outside element Of
more substantial class Of capitalists who APP
pear to believe very confidently In higher
prices of railroad shares AT the morning
board much activity was shown in Illinois
Central, which advanced to l2l94S the ulti-
mate price talked OF by the clique being $50:
Cleveland * Pittsburgh is not very active.
sales amounting to so shares At $685.
cleveland & Toledo was also'active at an ad
vance OF 81 Erie and Fort WAYNE was
oonsht up freely at an advance. Tire mis-
ceIAntsous list shows mon. activity, but Is not
likely TO cause any general emotion until The
excitement on railroads l. exhausted. Gov
ernmentS are quiet at about yeSterlRy's clos
ing prices. Money continues abundant ON
call loans the general rate is per cent with
exceptions on Government couIteTIls at 4
per cent. Discounts remain dull, 5LSIT per
cent being the rate on prime paper. Gold Is
rather frmer under continued large demand
for custom duties
The Posts money article says:
There was no change in the loan market.
The stock market was dull and heavy ut the
close. Governments are firm without activi-
~, and railroad shares are irregular. After
the board New York Central was quoted at
l0i1S; Erie 81; Michigan Central 1851;
Mlehlgnn Southern $50; Illinois Central
lA19. Foreign exchange is dun; bills at IN
DAYS on London l0T9lOS for commercial, aud
lOS1S@ loss for bankers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-30
New York mnrneL
NV yong JDlv %

Nh" 4OkAs July %
Cotton is steady at S6c for middlIng uplands
flour quiet and firm for sound low grades
while other descriptions are duh aud heavy;
50 1896 IS Tor extra State; So 1899 IS for round
hoop Ohio, and 50 60@ll % for trade brands
market closing quiet. Whisky 81 a16I2 - for
state and western. Wheat firm and quiet;
there Is q fair Inquiry Tor prime No. l spring;
sales H. 200 bush. new No. Milwaukee at s. 10
O. 10, the latter price for choice, and 7,2iO
push. new No. do on private terms. RYE
heavy. Corn is without decided change; S3ss
SIC for unsound; SI15@s5c for sound mixed
western; 9Oc for yellow western and CSC for
sound yellow. Oats rules in favor of buyers:
i6947c for Chicago: Use for Milwaukee; Sc for
Iowa and Gle for jersey. Petroleum dull at
Sg2312c for crude: 3StdS9c for refined in bond
Wool dull and declining: 55id65c for domestic
fleece; S5965c for pulled; soc Tor dubbed; 25d3ic
Tor Texas; SRt9 iOc for California, Pork heavy
81 5643l 6Sc for new mess. closing mt S3I 56l
cash; $50 for old do ami 2T6g27 75 for prime.
Beer unchanged. LnrLl Is steady.
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New York Money and stock Market.
NEW Yong JtIIy ~

Money market is quiet and easy Mt Has per
cent. sterling Exchange dull and heavy at
Cod without material change; opening at
lJ9Ai advancing TO 100, and closing at 80.
Exports of specie S52IUS6.
Government stocks shade better: U. $ Gs,
81 coupons lU55[s; U. ;; S-0 coupons OF 49,,
coupons 49,.
49,.
Freights to Liverpool quiet.
Stock market is steady this +. NJ; New York
Central lois; Erie SIS; Hudson River ll9J{
Reading 1903; Michigan Central 1859; Micn-
igan Southern S514; Illinois Central l9lts;
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago 81; Chi
caso x Northwestern preferred Is; Toledo Ia;
Gates 2SJS.
1t is reported from Washington that the
equalization OF bountles bin passed last night
In such Il shape as not TO require the appTo-
prlntion OF more than SI5,O1O,OOO Instead OF
$4,000 COO as was at first stated.
The demand for Government securities is
very active since the board. Gold is dull
anu the borrowing rate has been as high as
l-lB In favor of the lender.
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OsWego sTarIxet.

; Flour In good demand at partial advance
OF soc per Dbl; sales at SSGl9 80 for No.
spring; Sl09ll@ll 30 for red winter; Sl2 for
white, and Sl4 for double extra. Wheat firm
at &c advance for choice spring, which is
II 900 bush No. ! Milwaukee, club at 81 50.
Corn firm; sales last night OF SUOO bus No /
Illinois at 76c. Canal Freights steady:
corn l012c; oats Gi{c TO New York. Lake
lmPorts-T2,OOO bu wheat, 5000 bu corn, and
II 600 bu rye.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, July 2s-There
were twenty-five cases of cholera, two
or three of which proved fatal during
the week. II was brought from Harris
Island by the troops, to New Orleans.
very healthy.
Four State land eight District dele
gates to the Convention are at NaYasola.
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BuHnIO marker.

BUFFALO, July ..
Flour-sl2 for extra State. Wheat Quiet:
81 Is for Milwaukee,; 81 50 for car lots Oats
dull; Chicago SIC SIC; Wisconsin SO. I3c. Bar
ley and Rye nominal Pork So 80. Lard
012c. Whisky nominal at So o. Canal
Freights TO New York dull RcCeipis of flour
i $50 bblS; corn 49, $50 bush
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
The Tobaeeo MARKET.

LYSCHBURG, July "a.
Brea!ks have fallen or considerably In
Wen sustained. We quote common Tugs
~ O94 %, good lugs sI55 %; hne do 1907 %;
extra nne smoking S2O@S0: common shIppinE
Leaf N@S 20: good do 8 5O9l5 OG fine do sI5a
~ common manufacturing leaf S6t9l0; good
90 Sl5G25; fine do S25935; common wrappers
tSO@85; good do S8596O; fine do S609lO0; and
extra yellow SlOO9l5O.
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Lieut.. General Observation-Disclosures Fee
MAN Scare.

- N E9UUEEIIIIIIseslHWULHEE Ff.
nIan Scare.
BUFFALO, July 2s.-Lieut. Gen. Sher-
man arrived here this n, m. from Nj
agara Falls, had reception at the
Board of Trade rooms and leaves for
Cleveland this evening,
There was another Fenian scare at
Fort Erie last evening. TWAS reported
that force of Fenians were u few
miles above the village and that anoth-
eT BODY crossed at Buffalo to cooperate.
The whole thing was a humbug.
A dispatch from MeadVille, Pa, saws
the johnson meeting held there yester-
day was a failure. Resolutions en-
dorsing the President were voted down
and most radical resolutions adopted.
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TOIc,Io Market.

TOLEDO, July %.
Flour quiet. Wheat loo better; sales No.
amber, crop of 1885. - 20; No. 1, crop Of ls6i,
g 30. Corn less active and shade lower:
sales No: mixed at G6,Sc. No. white sec;
NO. white 7Sc; No. yellow zoe. Oats steady
Rye &C better; sales No. at 7Oc- Lake FreighiS
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Nov nrIcnnr NInrI,et

WV VItLFAl0s5, July q
Cotton firm; sales 1900 bales low middling
at S2GS3i; receipts for four days 2ll3 bales
against l,:sB bales last week; exports 66jS
bales; stock 9 900 bales
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st. Louis Market.

ST LOUIS, July y.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat firm at
81 SOG20 o for good to choice Corn dull aud
lower; 7l@T5c for yellow; 936Sg5c for white
Oats firm at I5@50c. Whisky unchanged
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-30

oNc1NNAT1, July 2s.-C.L. vallan-
digham snd Judge Gilmore were ap-
pointed delegates to the PHILADELPHIA
Convention from the third district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-30
a8huIesnlr ACTIONS.
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

JUST OPENED AND FOR SALE CFoR-
eign goods mostly Of direct importation,
1000 doz. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents ladies' and childrenis wear.
1000 doz. gauntlets, gloves, half gauntiets
thread, silk and silk worsted, in desirable
,6 5S3dGz IandksTehleis, new styles in silk,
signs in nncs plain and ribbon ties.
:, 100 100 dog; shirt Bosoms, supernne grades In
o 5000 aI lace, Paper per, Collar Of eolasmIth's.
Cdoz. ]; 4 P. Coats, andstunrt's,genuin
ICONS. Stuart linen thread.
sons. italian sewing silk in al,elns and on
50 doz, Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
full stock OF pins, hooks and ewes. Tsonil,s
brushes Periumery, sOaps, pocket bo0kf'
O~ada, thimbles, needles, fans, rubber goods
stationery, window blinds, school 6oaiis'
sAItT, mar ne s, eInbroideFles silk cord and
t4sSels, velvet ribbons, full line OF t.ffist1
riOOons, bonnet ribbons, skirt br,tids Goa
. oIndlnss, rutlings, crochet braIds, coat but
French corsets, fancy dress buttons, and
large variety of superior guspendeEs,
winch the attention of close buyens Is re-
mr6 AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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The cholera.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Ten cases of
cholera and three deaths in this city are
reported to-day, and in Brooklyn six
cases and one death.
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7. s.. RHODES

"As REMOVED BIS STOCK 10 THE
r1 Back part Of the Religious Book Store
Ro0n1 and will open ont this morning with
Good fast colOred Prints at 129S.
Heayy yard wide Brown Musllns at CSC.
AlWool DeLaines In spring coloB at Soc.
and other goods at les prices than sVer.
npT2
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The Latest News.
ny TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGs.

ny the Union Line:
once. corner of Main and Monroe street
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Steamboats,.
For Pittsburgh.

- The new and light draught stea-
LelsSt amer, NEW STATE" Capt, HHr-
lzzzsEs&tan, viii leave as above Tues
day morning at o'clock
Freight received and bills signed at the
Wharf Boat until the hour q TstartIng
BOOTH, BATrELIE 4 co.
JyOJ-oL Agenfs
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- WeWLawns.

DECEIVED BY EXPRESS THIS MORN
IL ing handsome and cheap Jaconettg and
lf maIs ;, $ AAoDh
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY INVITE THE AT
w fentIon OF the trade, and purchasers gem
orally, 10 our very large and well asSoLI DsS
and Of our own direct Importation, which Y
are prepared to sell at less prices than Ih az
same Qualities of goods can be OouSnI ~
eILher tbe Eastern or Western cities. we So
icit q call. WIESHIP, WOODS &CiI.
mar12-ly No. g. Main street.
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sFcoND pIsPATCH.

HEARTS, CONTENT, July ., 1866
We are in telegraph communication
with Ireland. The cable is in perfect
order. (Signed) CYRUS w. FIELD.
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Greatest Triumph of the Age
THE ATLANTIC CABLE SUCCESS
FULLY L.AIDII
Europe and America In Telegraph
Communication.

NEW York, July 2e.-The following
dispatch has just been received from
Cyrus w. Field:
HEARTS CONTENT, July 18th, 1866
We arrived here at nine o'clock this
morning. All we'll. Thank God, the
cable has been laid, and is in perfect
CYRUS w. FIELD.
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HEARTS CONTENT, July 2s.-England
and America are again united by .ele-
graph. The cable is in perfect order.
We have been receiving and sending
messages through the whole cable ever
since the splice on the 18th inst, of
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The Senate resolution concerning
army regulations came up.
Mr.. Schenck, characterized it as con-
traband of the Senate to avoid pass
ing an army bill. 1t was laid on the
table. III
, A report from the Conference Com
mittee on the deficiency bill, was
agreed to.
The Conference Committee on the
Civil appropriation bill, was received,
retaining increased compensation of
Senators and members, and making
the pay of the Speaker $1,000. It was
rejected by a vote of24 yeas to 1O4 nays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-27

y y
from the southwest cor
ner Of f street north
and Goth street west,
and Immediately west of
and adjoining the lot
sold and conveyed to
Thomas Lawson, and
running thence westwith|
the line Of said F street 20
feet Z inches. until il in
tersects the lot sold and
conveyed 10 French For
rest, and by said French
Forrest to a. Il. Hetzell,
thence south with the
line of the last men
toned lot, and parallel
with Twentieth street
west, 90 feet 4 inches,
thence east 30 feet z In
ches 10 the line Of the lot
sold and conveyed to the
said Thomas Lawson,
thence north with the
line of the last mention.
ed lot 90 feet 4 inches to +
street and the beginning
Ditto .................l
Beginning on l. street
south 20 feet from the
southwest corner OF said |
square, running thencel
north 80 feet, thence cas-
IS feet 6 inches, thence
south so feet, thence
Ueet * fact e inchas tol
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-19
From Washington

WASHINGTON, September IA special
despatch to the Public Letlger saws MI
McCulloch will have nothing to do with
the request of foreign bankers for tn. use
OF gold certificates, nor will he consent to
the saio OF the Government gold in tho
Treasury, or the amount daily received for
customs. He intends that in the futuro
the market shall be left to regulate itself
holding, meanwhile, the opinion that the
increasing receipts from the Pacific and
Atlantic shores will have the effect of re-
duc1ng the premium on the precious me-
tails quite as rapidly az the interests of tho
Government and tho country shall re-
.quire.
There can be no question that this is the
most sound position Mr.. McCulloch could
take, for he will find the larger his piIc or
gold becomes the greater will DO the conf
denco, both ut home or abroad. in tho
financial strength of the Government and
Its ability TO meet all it's engagements, not
only at maturity but prior to that time
should he see tit to do so.
There are rumors OF probable change i,
tho French Mission at ali carly dav. purely
ON tho principle of rotation. That the Drc
sent representative, Hon. John Bigofow.
has proved himself All abls and capable
Minister, none will deny, but az he docs
not cordially approve the Executive policy,
Minister must be found who will. The
senior editor Of tho New York Times is
understood to be labnring hard for resi-
doncc at the French Court; but with what
success remains to be seen.