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United States Internal Revenu,
A NEW STORE

AND NEW GOODS!
r II. PRIMROSE has Just received dr.
- The Philadelphia and New YorL u Ot1 ~
,ss.. sarey new stOes o. goods Of evsrv v.rs, ~
sr: s'ocx was greatly reduced in order tbnt h
n,;cs. h p'ehish 1t with new styles at the reduced
s P'e.:, Tneh reduction il very great. III. has ;
os@o'''u' iine OF goods both Domestic and Fore;on
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Such as Poplns, AIl-Wool Delains. c;noh., .,
a kinds of White Goods, etc "a"'S' ai'o
CASHMERE DEPARTMENT large and eonnl.,.
offers great inducements in STYLE and espec;siIS -
price. 'i'
Notions OF every Variety,
Hosiery, Gents Foreign and Domestic Neck Ties.
Paper Collars, best aRd cheapest in town, and nu.
merous other articles. HATS and CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Gents. Ladies, Boys, Youth and Children. A
nice line of Ladies' Black Caters, which will be
Sered At greatly reduced prices. Splendid line Of
1hoCERIES, all kinds.
MAcKEREL AND HERRING
,,sfy low. Splendid Herring at $3.50 per barrel /;
aan barrels No. Q Mackerel at $3.50 which are
prime; The above goods will all be sold for Cash,
VI exchanged for Country Produce at cash prices.
]. III. PRIMROSE,
Opposite Bearne's Bakery. Commerce Street.
aooou Smyrna, Del.
''o 'os Carpet Rags wanted. my2 G6
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-02
LOUISVILLE.
INDIAN
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
-. ra Fourth street, 0Pposife National
MotcI. Louisville, Ny.

~ IN. Faurth street, Opposife National
Hotel, Louisville, nay.
PRIV T. "A. DAVIS, President
II Johnson. ESQ, Viee-PresicsnL
JAS ALEXANDER secreiasy- r..,.,.
TpINF p CHAPMAN. M d., Consulting
F pfnHFD FOR THE CURE OF con-
n .nmptiou Chronic Catsrrh, bronchlal ana sF1ino-
Lay a a Isver &C. &c Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Cut Neuralzia diseases of the kidneys ana klnoTea
organs Old Sores and Ulcers OF every AL
Esrzous Diseases spinal, female, uterine and child
he'd weakness pain in the back, Prosfrsfion' and all
other Nervous disorders.
Secret maladies the result Of dissipation and early
vices producing disorders of the skin, muscles joints
aiends and ali the internal viscera, dersng1ng the
functions corrupting the blood. deeomPoslng tne US
sues deforming the structure and defacins lne
of the form divine, are cured oy the NV inooe
of treatment originated by Dr. Chapman IN rroH three
10 sIx weeks. Gases treated by mail and meaAetnes
sent to all parts Of the country Cres gGTasssg
DR. CHAPMAH'S "INDIAN PREVENTIVE
p0WDERS" prepared expressly for ladies only
whose health viii admit Of their bearing children
These powders perfectly harmless and have been
used in the Doctors private practice for years win
nv mail securely sealed. receipt of the p'ice.
DR. CHAPMAN'S sLIFE-GIyING PILLS" pre-
pared expressly for the aged and inhrm, giving
heethy action the kidneys and strength TO the bLad
der These pills stand without equal in the world
Price 81 per box, containing one hundred pills. SEM
By mail to any ADDRESS on receipt of the price =,
DIR CHAPMAN'S INDIAN SALVE' cures 81
akin diseases and old of every description
Cures Itch in "a hours, $1,000 worth OF choice reel
pes around each box, giving Instruction for MAKING 81
the popular hair preparations now IN the market cos
stine Of dyes washes oils depilatories for reTnov
ing superhuous hair. Also % so gold piece IN tn
bottom OF every hundredth box. Price 90 cents
Sent by mail to anv address receipt of the price
Address all letters 10 DR. CHAPMAN, INDlAH
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No 20 Fourth street, op
90 site National Hotel Louisville, KY, where theI
will receive prompt attention. mY<4ooA
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THE DAILY CLARION.


Life Leaves.
The day with its sandals dipped In dew.
Has PISSED through the evenings g GOLDEN gates, =
For the rising moon in silence waits
while the winds that sigh to the languid hours
A lullaby breathe Ger the folded flowers
The lilies nod to the sound Of the stream
That winds along with lullng flow,
And either awake or half IN dream
pass through the realms Of long ago;
while faces peer with many a smile
From the bowers of memory magical isle.
There are joys and sunshine. sorrows and tears.
That check the path of hfe's April hours
And longing wish for the coming year
That hope ever wreathes with the fairest flowers
There are friendships guileless-love as bright
AZ pure as the stars in the halls of night.
There are ashen memories, bitter pain
And buried hopes and broken vow
An aching heart by the restless main
And wandering on the shell lined shore
Listning for voices that speak no more
There are pass ons strong and ambitions wild,
And the fierce desire to stand In the van
Of the battle Of hfe-and the heart of the chfld
Is crushed in the breast of the struggling man
Ept snort tne regrets and few are the tears
inst laIl 81 the tomb OF the vanquished wears
There's quiet, and peace nddomestic love
And Joys arising from faith and truth,
and love Lnquestioning far above
The passionate dreamings of ard. ut youth,
and kisses of children on lip and cheek;
and The parents bliss which no tongue can speak.
There are loved ones LOST There are little graves
In the distant dell meath protecting trees,
Where the stream ct winds and the violet waves
and the grasses sway TO the signing breeze;
and We mourn for the pressure of tender lips.
And the light of eyes darkened in deaths eclipse
And thus as the glow Of daylight dies,
and the nights first look on the earth is cast,
[ gaze meath those eautiful summer skies
At the pictures that hang the hall of the past
On sorrow and Joy chant mingled lay
When 10 memoTy's wi d. wood we wander away.
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decZ3- ~
FA w N a. co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Western Produce and Liquors, No. Wash
ington Street,
vICKsBURG, MISS
Agents for the renowned Cucumber Pump,
the best and cheapest Pump in use, adapted
for Cisterns or Wells, and put up at the short
est notice. f,-- l-- sr aa a. sf. eE
~ Ample Room for Storge. Consignments
solicited.
H Hay, Oats, and Corn always on hand.
aug15dtf, -FAWN- 81. co.
]. ]. GARRARp. N. CRAIG, HENRY AMEs,
Vicksburg. New Orleans. EDGAR AMEs,
St. Louis.
oARRARD s. CRAIG,
COTToN FACTORS AND COMMISSION
- MERCHANTS,
VIEW ORLEANS Ia.
J. J. GARRARD g. CO.,
Successors 10 GEO H. SATTERLEE & CO.
NTHOLESALE GROCERs, COMMISSION,
Wv Merchants and Dealers in Plantation
Supplies,
YICKS URG MISS.
~ Liberal advances made on Cotton con-
signed TO Garrard Il Craig, New Orleans
Mr. A. b. WATTS, so extensively and flvora-
bly, known through the eastern portion OF the
State, has sole charge of the Receiving and
Forwarding business of our house. We re-
spectfuily solicit for him your business.
j. GARRARD & CO.,
Successors to Geo. A. Satterlee d Co.
Having been entrusted with the Receiving
and forwarding business Of the house Of J. j.
GARRARD & Co., 1 earnestly request the con-
Segment of all goods you may send to this port,
promising my strict personal attention 10 the
prompt forwarding of the same.
Thankful for the patronage so literally be-
slowed on me while In the employ OF Messrs
Geo A. Satterlee & Co., l hope TO merit con.
tinuanee of the same, and cordially commend
the new firm of j j. Garrard Co., to the con-
fidencs of my friends.
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT B. WATTS,
augI5dtf Vicksburg, Miss.
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u. s. NAIL r. r. LINE.
Selma and Montgomery Navigation Com
pauy.

xesaasA n OF this Line, makes daily con-
1itE' nections between the salma and
- Meridian and the Alabama and
1ennessee Railroads, at Selma, and Mont
gomery and West Point Railroad, az Mont
gomery, by their hght-draught swift Steamers,
rs follows: 3 9
Steamer MONTGOMERY, Captain STONE,
leaves Montgomery on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, on the arrival of the cars
each city. a ssaA
leave Selma on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdaYs, and Montgomery on Mondays, Wednes-
dsys and Fridays, on the arrival Of the cars at
each point. -. .--A.s ~
~ Trough Tickets Eastward and West
ward for sale on the steamers and at the Ofices
Of the Company It selma and Montgomery
ID. BEHAFEN,
jTAd6m. Supertntenden
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NEW ORLEANS
S c n DOL OF EDICINE

SESSION OF 1866 AND 1867.
ID. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. D., Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases of w omen, etc.
HOWARD SMITH, NJ. D., Professor of Meteria
Medica.
|. L. CRAwCoUR, NJ. D.. Professor of Princi-
pies and Practice of Medicine,
HENRY F. CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Professor of
Surgery.
ALFRED &. HOLT, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine.
A. E. PETICoLAs. NJ. D., Prof of ANATOMY.
s. D. BURNS, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
and Pathology.
Chair of Chemistry win be filled at an early
day.
W. s. MITCHELL, NJ. D. Adjunct Professor OF
Anatomy and special Lecturer ON Ophthal-
mic Surgery and Diseases of the Eye.
Jos. HOLT, NJ. D., Assistant to the Chair of
Obstetrics.
A. w. PERRY, NJ. D., Demonstrators of
FRED. LoEBER, NJ. D., Anatomy.
The Eleventh Annual Course of Lectures, in
this Institution, will begin November 18th,
1855, and end March 10th ensuing. A Prelim-
mary Course will begin October 10Th, and will
be free to all persons.
The Faculty, under the laws of the State of
Louisiana are Visiting MUSICIANS and Surgeons
to the great Charity Hospital, situated at the
very door OF the school, and their pupils have
free access to the wards.
The Dissectfng Rooms are unsurpassed for
extent and comfort, and will be opened on the
18th of October
Dissecting Materials will he furnished gratis
r z Z I:
All Ine llckets :-.--.---..... $40 90
Practical Anatomy ~ m
Diploma in Medicine an m
Diploma in Pharmacy IL 0O
nd 1o.l-~
cured in New Orleans. as in any large c}itv y in
this country. - o - =.
lsa5 .U.WARREN BRICKELL, M. d., Dean.
sugzzd6W2w. 1876 Carondelet St. N. q
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FLUX, AN
LOosENEss OF THE BOWELS ...,1
DURELY VEGETABLE in its compogSstl--yf
1 and prepared at their laboratory from b1i'
Roots, Berries, Gums and Herbs.
BY the use of the
MISSISSIPPI DIARRHGA CORDIAL
DIARRHGA-one of the most fatal DIST
known in the valley of the Mississippi, II FL aaF
ly and radically cured-hence its nanu lti,
Will, also, when taken according to dlIe'Sfi oi.
most asSuredly cure all cases of C.-0leIA 80.
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, and all ui'''
of the Bowels. and
1t is prescribed by the first Western osDr
Southern Physicians, and used IN tnf ~"
tails of the country as standard renleui b.sa
Thousands of soldiers and citizens my y ms
cured by the use of this Cordial anu .. : Il
properly be termed the Great Med""
the South AID West.
$4,000 REW4RD
To any one who can produce, or ever ns1
produced a remedy which bears any
GLANCE to this in point of Value. If tbi
The soothing art healing iniiugnIIs. + is 81
MISSISSIPPI DIARRHGA COkiDllt;inna lss
most iIistantaneously felt; and Wlllstn uorn sBl
minutes after taking it, the sutferel. n cure i
Of the disorders which it processes :. oets upoD
not only convalescent but well. IL :. ' comes j
the internal surfaces with when u tbs who's
contact like an emollient, quietlng ION nths
system and producing healthy ac'O"
digestive and secretiVe organs.
ca UTION. .o;ust sei'
I'VE earnestly caution the puDnc aSSmnarsbE
era spurious limitations OF TINS inS0 of s'ns.
remedy, COTTON up under rhe n s - m decells
rhe Cordials," the object of when .ad = reputsns
and take advantage of the merltssa; BewsFs
of the Mississippi Diarrh9 Cor on. the genugs
Of such worthless trash. ASK lo5 voIi carns
article, prepared only by US, anu }
possibly be disappointed. .,o9eId Il y
Prepared only by >. 1 .as.,ssskss, Tl.ss
WSo ot5sr to the trade an immense ssek
eign and Domestic Drugs, en n rTfth nv II
II p1ces When VIII naT4~
market.
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YAEGER &c CO.,
ExcIustve FIeur Commission Merchants
148. $50, 154 IL 156 Second St,


Exclusive FIsur Commission Merchants,
148, $50, 154 & 156 Second ST,
ST 20 L 5
GOLE Agents for the following Brands of
- Flour, kept constantly on hand. Orders
filled promptly at the lowest Market Rates.
H Quotations subject to Fluctuations:
Choice Treble Extra Eisenmayer's Extra; Brock
schmidt; MasUODt.i St., - Wy recS-,,a EnIlr Ace
Lebanon Star Trenton Star; Stonewall Jackson; Sac
Louiz; Genesee Four Ace; Prince Orange; Tom
Benton. -,
Choice Double Extra -Richland County Franklin:
Alpiue; Watson xxx; Union Steam Star Union
New England.
Fair Double Ertra-Hanover City; John c. Reed,
Xxx; Southern Illinois, Union Star; st. Ange; A. W.
Faeinls Xxx; Stag Head, Trenton xxx; LaCreme;
San Antonio; Charles Jones; st Charles Unioni
MYRTLE White star Southern Belle; Trumps
Double Extra SpYiag.-Baker's Best; Gem OF the
Ocean; Prairie Home; Walla Walla.
Choice Winter Lrtrd-Eugenia Mills; Posto Ale.
gre; Olive Branch; Hillsboro Extra; Gem OF the
south.
Winter Ertra.-Trenton Xxx; Washington Xxx;
John G. Reed Extra; Standard; Choctaw; Lady
Morgan; Kaskaskia; Fancy, Central
Spring Extra Buck tail; Bell River.
Choice Super.-Macon; Exchange; W ashlngton;
Magnolia; City; Lake Fork Cambrone.
.SIper-Chester; Cass Avenue; Columbus Street;
Die Vernon Steam; Lewis Liberty
All the above Flours carefully put up in bar
rels, half bargrels, scks and half sacks. Fresh
corn meal for sale. augid3m.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-02

OUR TwENrY-FIFrH YEAR IN MEGrHI
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ST. LOUIS.

RARNUM t. BROTHERS,
DARNUM, FENNER & CO.'S MISSOURI
ID Agricultural Warehouse, and Seed Store,
No. 26 south Main street,
TE Sign of the Ok Yoke,
ST. LOUIS,
@OppOsite Merchants Exchange. audit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-08

4M@ 4mpGwG@xk0&O Oh C@ErAt -
WAsaIaGTos, March The bill to
amend an oct TO prevent the 40 read of
foreign diseases among the cattle of the
cattle Of the United States, ap proved
Heeemberlaat, as it passed both i louses,
having been signed bysthe Prasis dent, is
now n law. This provides that she im-
portation oflneat cattle and herds E0f cat
tie from any foreign country il ito the
the United States is hereby pre- ,hibited,
provided that the provisions Of this act
shall be suspended as TO any foreign
country or countries, or any part of such
country or countries whensoe YER, the
Secretary of the Treasury shall officially
deternnine and give notice thei cot that
such Importation will not tend u toethe
spread of contagious or infect ous dis-
eases among the cattle Of tha UniEed
States; and the Secretary Of the Treasu.
ry is hereby authorized and ems powered,
and it shall be. bis duty 70 make all such
regulations to carry this law TO- to effect
or to suspend the same Us the rein pro-
vided, and to send copies there of to the
proper off ers in the United 8 tates and
to such proper! officers and agei lts of the
United States In foreign count lies he
shall judge necessaryC = 0 1@9 Z
) The second. section providet that the
President of the United ASia Ees shalt
whensverin his judgment be impor.
tation of neat cattle, or the hides of
cattle, may be made without danger of
Introduction or spread Of cont agioaspor
infectious diseases among cat tie Of fEiei
United States, may. by pro clamation,
declare the provisions of this act 70 be
imperative aud of no effect from and
after 80 days from said procT amations
Section Sd provides that any person
convicted of aiwiIlfnT violation Of any Of
| the provisions of this act stIslI BE- pun.
ished by q fne not exceeding Eve hun
bdred dollars, or by Imprisonment not
exceeding one year, or byfbo.h such fue
and impFisenment, q the discfesion sof
the court. ~I A ss&fs4s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-08
WAxfE8. &n
b. good Compost. sVfat tails once. 3
News Itsms.

Gold closed in Men York yesterday at
1871. A&1 ,TaaaTs
Major General Getty, has. ASSUMED
co mmaDd of the district of the Bio
Or ande, vice Colonel Brown. ~ ,',' - p's I
Green Willis, who murdered man for
a bottle of whisky, was hung on Friday.
in St. Joseph, Missouri rs bsfia visa
Mr.. Anthony, u farmer Of DeKalb
county, Indiana, vas accidentally killed,
few days since, by falling from loft.
Col. John W. Crockett, q returned
rebel, has been arrested Cst henderson,
Kentucky, on charge Of treason.
The Secretary of the Navy has decided
to discharge seventy-6vslof bis cfssks,
and preparatory notices are now being
made out
The Captain General Of Cuba has been
ordered by the Spanish Government to
send 5000 troops TO join the Pacific.
squadron.
A Acarpenter named 2 M. Stevens, re-
siding on the outskirts Of Indianapolis,
committed suicide Tuesday, by taking
laudsnum. .vgsaTs KrAm .s .Jx
The board of officers, ordered to COM
vene ct St. Louis, comprises Generals.
Sherman, Meade. Sheridan and Tho mas.
and Colonel L. M. Dsytou. spiA 80
49, ks ktAaN -sssa
Very heavy fresheta are reported in
Vermont, New Hampshire, and portions
of Canada, with great loss OF property,
including considerable live stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-08

NEW TpRK, March The steamer
Havana, from Bio Janeiro, Feb. Sd, Per I
nambuco, 18th, Para and st. Thomas on |
the 26th, has arrived.
The u. s. steamships Snsquehanna,
Rio de Ia Platte, tha Jennetta 1t Rio
place on the 3lst, for St. Catharines and /
La Platte The Rhode Island and Ad |
miral Palmer were at ST. Thomas -o-l
Washington's birth day was celebra |
ted by the Admiral. The salutes were |
responded to by the forts and English
men of war. ~
Advices from Rio Janeiro are unim-
portant War preparations continued
The Brazilian government was firm
in demanding the expulsion Of LOPEZ
as the frst basis Of any peace negotias
tions.s ~
Asocietg for the protection of emil
grauts had been organized.
Exchange on England, 242d.
Coffee 6rm. Flour scarce and much :
wanted.
Freights to New York AS Sd.
S Monte Video advices of January 24th
state that no active movements haw >
occurred. Both sides are engaged j Q
active preparations for an active cam -:
Paignfn Paraguay, which is expected j %
eommencs in about month. Tx %
slnslI skirmishes occurred with paFti es
Of Paraguayans. In one, they surprig I'd
an Argentine outpost and captured 8 xo
feld pieces aud some Horses aud. catt le;
in the other, they were ronted with lc ,ss.
Two or three allied armies ere still re.
ceivinz reinforcemeutss and have s..
600, nat <Paso De Vera An ex-
plosion Of some wagons Of POWDER ec-
CURED 10 the Brazilian depot of Com en-
t. through the smoking of 3. sen tFy,
aud killed and wounded thirty men. Lo-
peg has ditched the road TO Humati. and
ruined various points, and has put all
capable ct bsaring arms iRs the q cid.
The Brazilian. feet at Comentez is
Awssting high water, which is approa CHI
ing. The ironclad Brazil, with four gun
boats, was ascending the Purau a 70
join the feet, raising it to fifteen gun
boats and two ironclads A deserGif % Of
Cemsntes militia from the Argel satine
forces is reported. After consult alton
withthe Brazilians, Is of the latter kill
ed 46 OF the former. .ff.
All quiet in the CONFEDERATION of Nom
te Videoa Monadnock arrivedsaf ely at
Monte Video. .tsss.,. .i5 -. ~ 80 ! i
- The English Government 10 dstf rnin.i
ed on fortifying Falkland Islands and
have sent 40 marines there. L.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-08

New YoRK, March IA johnson
sneeung wag held last evening at Hud-
som city Resolutions pledging the
meeting to support the President in his
veto and reconstfuction policy were
uaaaimousIy adopted, The same were
ordered 10 be engrossed and forwarded
TO the representation of the district in
Congress for presentation TO the Presi-
dent ssG3 90 aaoTE Tgxrg
The Fenian excitement still continues.
Public meetings were held last night in
various parts OF the city, and at Brook
lyn over 81 600 worth Of bonds were
subscribed for. and so muskets were
presented by friends Of The cause. This
evening there is to be a grand mass
meeting of Fenians in Brooklyn, in front
of the city hall, for which unusual pre-
partitions have been made.
The Worlds Washington special says
the House COMMITTEES on Military At
fairs have corapleted the bill for the in
crease; Of the regular army. II differs
very materially from the Senate bill and
ignores entirely the Recommendation OF
Generals Sherman, Thomas and Mead.
1t provides that the army shaH be made
up largely of the volunteers The vete-
ran. reserve corpsis fully provided for as
40 Organization. Ii ALSO provides for
the retention. of several negro regiments
|. to be officsred by white men. Boards foE
Fthe examination of officers are 70 con
sist Of majority of volunteer officers,
The proposition to revive the grade ol
General will not be included in the army
bill. The probabilities are that the
Committee will decline, for the present
o take any action in the matter. fa8 sc.
Secretary McCulloch was assured yes
terday by several members ef the Way
/ and Maaus Committee, that as soon a
the reciprocity matter was disposed o
the loan bill would be called up and
finally disposed OF They also notified
him that Mr.. Stephens substitute wonlt
not prevail = .zeoss a4V
i The aTrihune's special says anothal
g ,siseontribusion from the birmingham
| lEngland) Association was yesterday
received by Gen. Howard. The invoice
Iconsisted Of ciothing, and amounted ii
value to over $1,000 ala p kd9ss9 TO-
The money value of articles herstofor
. contributed by the same association ]
ever SIC, 600, all of which has bee
donated before the termination Of th
! rebellion. - -tsgss.s. S .ss,s 2 !
d Well authenticated reports have reach
!. ed Gen. G. b. Howard, Assistant Con
4 missioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau fe
4 the District of Columbia, Md, and sel
/ eral of the eastern counties of Virgins
4 to the effect that some unprincipled an
i unauthorized persons are engaged
4 transferring freedmen from Baisimol
|, and vicinity to toAnnapolis, where they al
|, by some process unknown, disposed
!. 20 their employers at $40 per hea
Z Stringent efforts are being made by Il
! Bureau to ferret out and bring them
" justice.