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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
ExTrAcr or LETTER From PnovIps Scs, Ala. [
Mny H. lsfG.
@arobqA epmm,,aoI Ssa.qD.
VIII be opened Nov. 6ah. over
Parks Il 0oDsssAer.s Grocery
store, -. y. Cor. BRADY
10 n.

store, -. y. Cor. brady
ssms1 ~ % sa~.
NAUCH EXPERIENCE IN AND OUT OF
kVl the Counting room enables us to tell stu
dents who have common abilities, II they give
us their attention. We will prepare them for the
Counting room or refund their tuition. Those
desiring 20 becomc Teachers Of Accounts will be
thorough, qualified for the same. Wcwish TO
prepare n number of them. Thew are always
sure of employ ment. Persons partially acquaint-
I'd with accounts can receive athorough kuowl-
edge of them in private class. We are pre-
pared from personal knowledge TO tell students
and others that thew can obtain more efficient
course of instruction here than IN Detroit, Chi
eago or 81 Louis, aud save one third of the time
spent in those y aces. Send for circu Ms
(Box 6s4.) WM. BKAlNGAN, Principal
cci4 -6m Accountant mud Preceptor of Acts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

Sen. Davis net % be Rsleas Cd.
NEW York, Nov. 13-The Mississippi
Delegation has been informed that JEFF.
Davis cannot be released At present but he
will be furnished with every comfort com.
natible with his security
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
MEDl{AL.
HuR4v's
A 9 u . mic.


Perfectly ReliNble.
The only remedy for Chi nd Fever or Aeue and
Fever that Is OF can Be dended upon y Hurlcys
Ague Tonic. There have - thousands curcd By
using It Who had Tried the,suai remedies without
benefit but in NO CASaAs nuRLEYy AGUH
TONIC FAILED TO Eft A CURE. All who
have used it cheerfully tell sir acted frien.s orr
as and certain articlos chlls and fever. Any
one suffering from the chilsould conrslt their own
interest BY sending to adr store and buying bot
tie. Its pleasant totake. oparcd,~i,h other. and
will be certain to cure oil Gee Of Fever and Ague q
Chils and Fever. Send fdt to tn. proprietor,
HURLE RUDOLF &CO..
Louisville, Ky.
For sale by the wholesaldsuggiets OF Louisville.
Cincinnati. Memphis, St. L., New Orleans. &c.
Every druggist and cour merchant ,houid have
II in store, especially 10 der subject to chis and
fever or ague and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

Davenport Market Report.
Ovvsos OF sns DAvsxpoas DsaocaAs.
November IA, 1866.
Retail bulk $1,000.
Sbi. Slf.ic.
Wholesale 40cts per bbl less.
Cuan MnAL.-No. l, per bushel. s71<cts
Memberships very large. No. !, new
brisss ea:oo per bssAsl Extra s2.oS. No. =.
Coax.-New sv, old 7se,
OAss.- SO@SSe
Por.,o:. slss.ls 4sesos re,.ils q.
TuamPs. No ~ 90 M.
APPLss.-3oUOl.6O
Burma -4eDooc.
Eeee.-AD0Oo
S %:...a;; I; 49, re = '''': yard.
Chleaos Markes.
rhs a.ss maj. .. op.e.a A.Il, 81 s.s:d Ira 10
.ss:: s N K: ':S =: ~:
were nsds fisa os.lo04 Is tos No. sp,i-s. and at
% fes ,stessd-elosins q o. ioa2 IL for No
Cora ep.nss sUi.s q. about yesterday. eo.
asurss. 6st dsspsteA fssn 1.verpoc' quoting corn
81 Sic, asd subsequent favorable adviees from New
York. stimulate the market, and IN advaAse Of SO
~ IA In .ore rsnss 81
price: .e =. iIsn ss9se4s for No. I; s4ssse for No
O.ts efs in So q demand and 10 l.her. with Gales
Il sss elosins ,tssIy Il 70 80 ior SOS
Rye Il stesAy sud II fss dsmaud al soc for Nc. 1,
90 q ~ fos 10. 3 h store.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

EO6S NM N0O6300e
1uaevese bourbon.
wheat Nutrient.
old Homestead Rve.
In addition TO busineee Of selling Wines, etc,
In original packages, and in order to Insure Gus
toners Pure Liquors In compact and convenient
tnm. we commenced the enterprise Of bottng and
pas king in csecs our we'll known Wines. Brandies.
VII skies etc. and have sent them IN style that
W. preclude The possibility Of their being tampcred
with before reaching the purchaser. The general ap-
piccaiion ard gratifying that has awarded our
Efforts has encouraged us To maintain the stan lard
regards quality. also 10 make Increased eleris re-
tl'i The COZ fdcncc and patronage which ha been 20
hhcia,.y bestowed upon US.
BIN1NGER 4 CO.
Established lssS1 Importers Of Vince. etc.
No. II Beaver street. New York.
The above popular goods are put up in cases con-
tain,ns oIe iosen bpttcs each. and are sold by Al
~ oa.incn; ID u,,gists, GIoccrs. etc.
Opinions of the Press.
The name ot tsininrcr 4 Co., No. Is Beaver street
ha tirs toe IN the exact and literal tnih III wnai
ever tsey r',rrcec, N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
:. The .rps'j hoslar oi Nriascs q Co., No.
Beaver s,'cct. sscndtctcd n,s,r principles ri irtcc
fsy iarrcss and the highest h.suoe.-- 1. Evcting
cxlicts juucltAc0d0-w-f2wcuw-ay
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
rroarr AND crrrAIN REMEDY roR
EAHcm In rLrA mr. Seminal Meal nAxs

4 FEVdIF NNI' 'rEfNlS KfNfIlf FUk
SpermatCrrEta, or Seminal Weakness
Or Involuntary Nightly or Daily Loss however caused
or however ssvcrc: while they viii speedily correct
those MORBID CONDITIONS arising from the original
,-anse or from Secret Vice
THE SPECIFIC PILL IL equally suited 20 the
treatment of every species of Genital rnary Irri-
liability, Lime " brick dust" deposits IN the
lrine. MILKY discharges and Weaknesses Of the
Kidneys
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS have used yonr
Srrcirio PiLl in many cases Of Spermatorrhea with
the most perfect success" -. Milton Sanders, NJ D.
l.. ID.
- have cured very severe cases with from six to
I'm Boxes OF your SPECIFIC Pub. Keith, NJ u.
pricc 81 per box. Six boxes for 81, mail. Address
J. WINCHESTER h CO.
q, John ST n v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
ARK ANSAS HEARD FROM

TESTIMONIAL 81 MEDIC Al MIN.
SroSY PoSr. Whi.c co. Ark, May 20, Co.
Dn JOINS Bufl,-Dear Sir: Last February was In
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got some oil your
Ssrsapsrilla aud CedIon Biitcrs. My sonir-law who
was with me IN the store had been down with rleu
mnism for some time, commenced on the Biiters.
and soon found h- gen, raj health improved Dr.
0st. who had been IN bad health, tried them. and he
also improved DIR Cohec. VIII" had been IN bad
health for several years stomach and liver affected
h. improved very much by the nsc Of yonr Dticrs
Indeed the Ccdron Rttcr- hae given you gr af popu
larty in this settlement. think ] could sell great
anaitity OF Your medicines this falIcspccialIy oi
y.,nr Ccslron Bitfers and sarsapai lila. Ship me Via
Memphis, caro- kickett 4 Nicely. Respectfully.
4 u. WALLER.
ExrsAcr LETTER From Pnovrp,s cs. Ala.
May IL. 1906 I
DIV JOINS BuiL: send yon 80 for CEpRoN Rrr
TIRs; please scnd what II will come to after paying
freight 10 Columbus. Miss have been troubled for
years with indigestion have had to take pills
every nigh. for ten fifteen year. aud In February
1861, vas attacked vita general paralysis. was
confined to my for the balance Of the year and
In fact, continued In very weak and nervous cond
ton until some two msnths eince. when ! WAS put
under operation. and your Ccdron Btters fol
treatment. commenced improving right away, and
am pretty well restored. Yours. truly,
oc,2sLdeod&w-ly A. l.. NEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

Cors-Closed nedcr -tely scsive and .dvasc-
Pork-clcsed decidedly higher new mess
$3.50 regular.
Lard-CIossd st.sty q, lsAane.
New York Stock MARKET.
,s,. Nav Yoak, Nov. II.
Aooey per cent
Sterling dull at tne,.,
Gold opened At <l.4ss<, closed n n .lsL.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN ELEVATOR
CHARGES FOE STORAGE, &C.
Inspecsion. :-....... .1-2ac y bushel.
~ "'"e ........Hc bushei
ssernge -lllc q sa.he ii iol 20 s. w. sSd
Nc oashel 10, ever. Subsequent 10 days, or
OacAing, II sswes-whess. RIVE ana Bas.
ley. lAe z. 2 Sqshei; Con. 10 do; 0ass, Ne q;
OroyaGe TO Steuers. In saehs-OsAs
lie 3 bushsI; Wheat, ca snd Rre ~ "a !:
Barley Ne Do. To withn}imits bcunds nora
b North Market street, vi nv tSNs.,ss str.s4
south By Chouteau Aves@ e buit - n ssck.
NC = boshei; beyond ssese limits e do. 70
Has, s. Louis depots. g. 100 Ms
All Drs, sge from the Epvssor contr,lled b.
the Company. BY order 1.-THE board
AprsS-dlv 'OH1 p. SMITH. Sss'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

"ANTED-AGENTS, tl5o PER MONTH.
w eesrye here. male md female. 10 sell the
GENUINE C0MSiON SENSE FAMILY SEW
INC MACHINE, the greatest inventi, n OF III.
age. Prcs olH Every Msahine warranted
~ows dev~1~~ Cte-~t-rs MY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Phalsas "NiGhs Dlso0isg Cssess."
Phalsa's "Nighs sslsomias Crreus."
pha1ons "Nigha Doe0usBag Ceseas."
Phnlsa's might oBloessing Cesess."
1sAaSoeS .sN1ghs D1oo0lsg Gsssos."
most exquisite. delicate. aud Fragrant Perfume.
Dist led from the ana beautiful flower from
which II takes Its name
Manufactured only by
PnaAGON a SON, New Yerk.
BEWARE OF COuNrERFEITS.
ASK FOR rHALON'S-rAKE no OTHER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

HURLEY'S STOACn BlTTERO,
For debility. loss ofappet weakness, ind,cestioa
or dyspepsia, want Of actioH the liver, dlsoedered
stomach. There arc no Btt.that can compare with
these In removing isircs.iromplaints. For sale
can be had at any drug ST In the United States,
or from the proprietorr. Laville, Kv.. corner Of
Seventy and Green streets, thom al ordsss sAosld
BE- addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
In Dyspepsia

In Dyspepsia
end It's atsesdess trails Of sysptssss. itsess more
ike charm than medicine. There is nothing
in the whole range Of the Matera Medca that
can for moment bear comparison with it in
this diseases
A full account Of this wonderful plant may be
found in the eleventh edition Of The Unite
stsass Dispensatory, on pages 1857 and 1883.
A series of experiments in which DR.. Bull has
bses for years engaged. has just been brought
to successful ternisatiou. and be 10 now en-.
ablsd TO oilsrt TO the public csm<ination Of CE.
ORION with other approved tonics. the whole
preserved il the best quality Of cooper distilled
Bourbon whisky, which he u confident has no
equal in tie world.
He might furnish . volume Of certificates. but
Tie public have long since learned 10 estimets
sseh things q their true value. The safest plan
is for every one to test for himself the virtues
Of new medicine.
GIVE THE
CEDRON BITTERS
0as trial and you viii never use ny sshsr. II
10 not necessary 70 publish long list of diseases
for which The Csdrea Bittsfs are spssiRA II
| al diseases Of the
STOMACH, BOWELS. LIVER OR KIDNEYS.
In al affections Of the
RAIN. DEPENDING UPON THE DE.
RArGExENT or THE SToKACK OR
! BOWELS GOUT. Ard RHEUKA-
| zZSN ss1 NEURALGIA cad IN
Fever and Ague
Il = destined 70 supsrssds III vtAsr remedies
Il - snly ssrss thsss dissas.s, bat
PreCeMts TheM.
4 vias slsss fsll Of Ditsers token IN hosf bsfor'
sach meal viii ebvisas he III effects Of the mos
ushealshy climate, ssd screen ths psrssa takinl
\ fron dissass us6ss NJ 49, tsytsg sspssurs
Sold b. Drsgess - Ofsssss ssssrally.
- DR OJ0Rx BULLs, Priselsel 0nes
rAA stssss. lssiSvills. Ksasssay.
81 whslauGas ssd Retain 81 ~
LAEcY4t39 faovE I CO., -
aAnnle0H . SfAHkS,
. S1A6SSS xo H. sAsAL. HOP
| ----..1Aap.O
DUA.1'D vvO8A Du01D0Y00
BULLS 0AR0ARAD1l.14A
sslaraa's TONIC aNnUP.
SOLD u ALL Dsuo0lsasL
sst4s1ssdAvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

JO1av BELL. N. -,

LAVE SURGEON sru IOWA CAvALRr.
HAVING BEE. SNGAGtD IN THE PRAC
IA tice Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
TwEx,Y 1--WE YEARS N sHIs SYAss. has pc rman
entity located IN this city. and oners his profes-
sional services 20 the citizens Of Davenport and
the diseases of he climate. 70 merit and :. i've
y portion Of public patronage
''gice corner Of Third and brady. over . ind
ssv's ,ewslry Store. residencc in what wss for
mcrly known ~ the Fulton House, on Water
street, above the bridge. june27 dit
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Miss. =. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIONO D. FARRAND's BI'k. sdFLOOR
DHOTOGRAfUS WORKED ~ OIL. OK
i Water Cclors. or India Ink. on plain or
nib"me' ired paper Particular attention paid
TO copies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
nm. =. HlDuIMAN0.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
Il I'd and Brady Streets. under Streeper 1
Hay lies store. k.ridsnce on lish a., bet IRA
DIV and Main. oct3d. dtt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14

SPANK Il MORTON.
"OUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
"A ENS, Paper Hangers. Glaz,ers. DC. shor
corner Nam and Filth SITS. mch23 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
n. ID. .sll1sARDsON. mi. ~.

pHYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
4 with DIR. BAKER. under the Davenport Ma
uonai Bank, corner Of 3D. aud brady streets.
kssrnsxcxs-John N. Adler, N. D.. !. W. Il.
Baker. MI nvls.tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-14
Disease Of the Eye.
DIR. J.1E. C.a.NHPHELk,
CUCIS T.
Office corner Perry asd Second Streets. mo
charge made for Ut unsuccessful services

W. 70 dS0N0'uA Ill.
Dcma1ne
DERRY STREET. bet. Sd 4 4th, Davenport.
Il With fac,liics unsurpassed, added 10 the
experience Of more than 20 ears, hopes 70 me rit
. large share of patronage esDl5
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Our dates from New Orleans are to the 3OtI
inst. We give summary of the quotations
and the condition of the market in leading
articles
.COTTON-Appeared to be steadier, and
in some instances, the prices sitter.
Ordinary quoted at 40a42c. Coed ordina.
~ at 44a45. Low middling at 47048, and
middling at soc
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Thom market
dull. Sugar sold in lots at l&8 for good fair,
and about lie. for yellow clarified. Molasses
at 20 to 75c. for common, soc. for good, 85e.
for prime, 90c. for strictly prime, and 81 90
per gallon for choice. Choice molasses is
scarce
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROVI
SIONS-Corn is i'll better demand. and prices
somewhat higher. Not much activity in
other articles of produce.
FLOUR-Marketd dull. Limited demand
Fine, 90 80; Superfine, s. 25; Extra, 50 so
per barrel.
LARD--By the quantity, pie for prime
Stock ON hand small
GREEN MEAT-Shoulders I3 to I5c.
OATS-SuPply good, but rather dun sale
Ia lots DC per bushel
.CORN-Is in active demand at from 81 10 to
~ per bushe
.BACON--TheTe is very little doing beyond
q small retail business at i5c. for shoulders
lS0lStc. ribbed sides, 9al94c. for clear
sides, 1917 1910. for plain hams and 25735c.
~ tb. for sugar cured hams Shoulders and
sides are III good supply, but hams are scarce.
4 lot of 20 casks Of shoulders sold at I44c
T. 10.
COAL Oils selling readily in small lots
at 81 - h gallon in cans, and 90c. in barrels.
WHISkEY-Therei is no demand for round
lots, but good retail business is doing at So
81 0S2 40 p gallon. Very choice brands
command little more.
SUNDRIES-Potatoes are dull, and are sell
ling at s. 25QS3, Onions at s. 230S2 so;
Apples al %6a s. ~ barrell, and Eggs at S54
l3S56 p barrel.
INDIA BAGGING-The stock is light, but
there j. very little demand, which is supplied
by dealers at 50a3lc. Is yard, in rolls, and
32GD321e in bales.
BALE ROPE-DealeTs are sealizing 1910
lS9c. {3 II, III small way.
BALING TWINE--Is scarce, and COM
mands 2-c, 33 fb. readily.
GUNtI BA(,S-Are selling at Soc piece
for second hand, and Soc for new
BURLAPS-The have been considerable
sold At 30ta 5@c. each.
COFFEE-There is very good retail de-
mand, which is being supplied at poe ~ ID.
for ordinary. 29a Sic. for fair TO good fair and
3lG32c. for choice
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02

r.. BEAUTIFUL ANswERs.-A pupil of Able
Slcord gave the following eXtraordinarr
answers
What is gratitude 2"
GraIltIde IS the memory of the heart. "
What is hope ?"
Hope Is the blossom of happiness"
desire 2" ''-i''
Desire is a tree in life, hope is a tree in
flower and enjoyment is tree in fruit"
What is eternity? ?"
"a day without yesterday or to morrow
line that mas no end"
what Is God 2"
The necessary being, the sun of eternity,
the merchant OF nature, the eye of Justice.
the Matchmaker Of the universe, the soul of
the world"
Does God reason ?"
Man reasons, because he doubts; he de-
nberates-he decides God is onniscient
lie never doubts-He therefore never
reasons"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02

2 Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, the flmous
4 lgiish novelist, has written hool1,i VIII 4.
frequently occurs the question "what VII
he do with it! +" We have never found orr
precisely what ''it" was, but if "itr was a
small sum OF greenbaeks, and in our posses
SION we would go to Y.cksburg, and try the
experiment of buying ourselves rich at the
Croekery and Variety store of A. Gene.la.-
he has such a fine lot of goods, and sells
Vheih at such low figures, that the place has
many attractions for us. Their advertise
ment can be found in another column
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02

Wv are sorry to hear so many of our
people say, with knowing shake of the
head, "ahl no it viii never do to expect any
work from the negro, as a freedman" Such
sceptics ought to see our Bill. Bill is
charaGter-a philosopher who ofciates for
Us in the character of nditrc de cuisine, for
have read of the inscription on the tomb
stone of Hon. John Curtis, which reads
Aged 20, but yet lived but years, which
was the period during which he kept Bache-
lor's Hall on the Eastern Shore, Virginia"
A confding mother, who was, doubtless,
ignorant of the vulgarizing influences to
which names are exposed, had chTistianed
our maitrc William but he now answers to
the name of "Bill" Dame nature has play
ed some strange pranks with Bill. 1t may
still be doubted whether nose could be so
constructed as to show no undulation upon
the human countenance. Williams visage
exhibits happy compromise between the
fact and the fancy of such proposition
In the matter of n mouth madam showed a
startling versatility. 1t evidently started
to go entirely around his head bus having
reached mis- ears, and demonstrated the
practicability of accomplishing su,h a de-
sign, that organ stopped in its Gilpin race,
and coiled itself up in an inexpressible
smile
This coffee colored head set upon about
four feet and six inches of Freedman, COM
pletes Williams physique, but his virtues are
untold
Like the little busy bee" he improves
each shining hour" Some of these shining
hours he improves in sleeping But has not
sancho Panza said, blessed be the man
who invented Sleep and may it not at
some time appear that Bill is the original
inventor If a patent is ever obtained for
the invention, he must have at least an in
terest in it, for we are ready to certify that
he has labored earnestly in perfecting it.
But Bills browning virtue lies in his ma
nipulation of the coffee bean. We could
drink coffee as Jean.could eat little larks-
iorever"-''forever" AS Bill porrs out
The beverage and we watch the steam
gracefully rising from the cup, while his
'Ountenenee breaks into one of those un-
'pproachable smiles, we place our feet firmly
upon the floor and exclaim: The Freedman
'"hAot be ignored With our finger pointed
at Bill, We feel ourselves upon the inside
tack.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02
An Act to change the name of the county O

Jones, and for other purposes
Section LIST. BE it enacted by the Legisla-
ture OF the State Of Mississippi that the
name OF the county of Jones is, and the same
is hereby changed to the name Of Davis.
See. 2 Be il further enacted, that the
name OF the town ofEllisvilc, III said county.
be changed to t1&s Of LeesbUrg, and that the
county site O. SAFE sfnty shall hereafter b.
Known tl,e mans ~ LeesGurg; and that
All legal o. boT prot *, sh-'l p. ret -,r7le1
aud laEe the same effect, as though this
change haft not been made
SECS Be it further enacted, that this act
be in force from and after is pastage
Approved, Dec. Ist. 1865.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02
Notice TO the Taxpayers OF
Kinds County.

Ia PuTsusr &c Of an Act approved August 5th, 1e6l
part If Sth Section of which follows.
Ani be II n tber Ell ate Ib.t di' eet Tax of
wenty MILLIONS of Dollars he ami is hereb7 annually
la i noon the Jn+od s ats aun the shall be
and i hereby spgorti ned the Staaes respectively
in 'rner follows:
To the State e Mississippi four hundred and thir-
tee tHou*and eighty az and fwo-ttiTd dollars.
$ an act fp"roved June 7rh 1862 parts of the
third and tourta sections 5 follows
And be It farther ten, That shall lawful for
the owner or owners IF said lots parcels Of land
within sixty days ri e the commiss cners herein
named, shall have fxsI the amount to pay the IA <
us chRrg upon tle same
Ard be- IT further enacted Thgt the title Of il ana
10 oh an every pcc" and parcel land upon bich
s2E6 tax r. NJ b On paid r-oviG- q shall there
l-'la come IOrfe - tne Iaite States.
FCc" : hfreSy given % the cyvras # reel estate Of
{ II Is r7uHty tue s4ncuut Of sad tax wss thiz
lay liked ard TN Z N2Dtrt ". Whaiaad has beer duly
emfo"e.e5 by The Secretary Of the Treasury
GIVE said Y, ana tt1t lis flee III Jackson viii be
oPen'for the next sixty days for is ceipt
PENNICK HUEY
A. A, CARSON,
GEO. A SYKES
S Di Get Tax Commission for Dis. OF Mss
Dec ID 1852 diff
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02
Agents for the Clarion.

J.R. Smith, Meridian.
c. S. jackson, Enterprise.
J. j. Cook, Chunkey.
Ut. Watts, Newton.
A. J. Brown, Charlottesville.
s +. Casteel, Paulding.
Q. T. Keller, Columbus.
W. b. Swami, Scooba.
Ben. Murray, Okolona.
Zeb. {. Gathright, Summerville.
s I. Freeman, Gallatin.
J.. Hoskins, Lexington.
Thomas Hunter, Raymond.
Thomas w. Grlyson, Shubuta.
Capt. L. +. Martiniere, DeSoto.
Dr. J. W Huffman, Summit.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02

Ea-Ihe municipal election for Mayor and
Aldermen of the City Of Jackson, occurred
yesterday. d, n. Barrows, the present in
cumbent, was reelected Mayor, by a maiori-
ty Of Ia. J. II. Boyd and A. Virden, were
elected Aldermen of the North ward; Aessrs
Tapley and Mclaughlin, in the South Ward,
Messrs, Green and Nelson in the West Ward
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02

~ Samuel Livingston was yesterday re-
appointed Clerk of the High Court of En-
rors and Appeals No better appointment
could have been made.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02
New 9dvertis
WILLIAM T. WITHERS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
X EAL ESTATE AGENT.
Jackson, Miss,

IS Agent for the AMERICAN LAND COMPANY
ana agency OF % Br"a ~, New York for the Stare
~ slsslsslppL and for CoueoTdia Tensas Aa.ison
and carroll Parishes Il n siana. he will buy sell or
ta*e Plantations, End negotiate loans money 70
Planters to enable them stock and cultivate their
ianraiioUs the c1Ining season
he Is prepared to purchase Immediately twenty or
more plantations in the Up ands and Mississippi and
faZoo valley, and to lease 20 600 of improved
laid
Parties who hav9 Lands for Sale Lease, or who
desire to borrow Money, il fad it teif iateresI to
Ell on him IN person, send descriptions
+ the Lands they have for sale he has superioi
u iltiss he aud ia New YORK Boston and her
Northern Cities.
communications addressed him by Msii Teie
Office at the Land Office in the CAPITOL
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02
tMARRIFD.

oN the 18th November, by the Rev. Thomas Ford,
at the residence Of the brides mother, in Copiah
county, Miss, DR.. w. W. SCOTT, TO Miss BETTE
COOPER
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-02

" During a recent visit to Vicl1sburg
we were favored by Metsrs. Woodruff q
Dserens, of that city, with quite a number
of late papers and periodicals. They are
now opening splendid assortment of books,
stationery, musical instruments, including
every thing in their line, which they are
selling ON reasonable terms. Our readers
who go to Viellsburg should not fail to give
them a call.