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The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-09
ATTENTION BLACKSMITHS !

Your attention is called to PERRY'S PATENT
IUYERE BELLOWS NOZZLE. which gives the
blast the bottom instead of the side o. the fire
and makes quicker and hotter fire than is possible
otherwise. 1t gives one. two three blasts the
fire, and spreads the heat over a wide surface
or concentrates it point, pleasure Thus
the whole wing or bar of pillow be heated even
" and perfectly, without danger of burning and
what with ordinary Iuyeres, requires five or six
heats can be done at one 1t saves greatly in time
iron and fuel The fire is completely under the
control of the Blacksmith and fuel is wasted.
1t never gets hot and will last indefinitely
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-09
ERUPTlONS, letter, ULCERS, SCROFULA,
JAUNDICE GOITRE,

Il is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
ton, Hereditary Tants, Syphilis, and maadies arts
ing from long continued use of CaloTnel Blue Mass
Corrosive Sublimate, Fowlers solution Donoyan's
solution and other preparations Of mercury and
arsenic.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-09
MERIDIAN REAL ESTATE

LVOR NENT-A DWELLING HOUSE.
In west jackson. apply At this Office.
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6otsls. SC.

T0tfI6, W.
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DLkNTERs HOTEL, Augusta, Ga--keiurnlsned
"a R.on.oeI Oct O. 1893 TH0S J. NiCKERs0h preP'stot
s eTeprs,or Hss Charleston \ c. aud Of noks'''a
Hotel Columbia. Z. q.
XMALLH0USE, Willsmsburgh-ohers superior
wv recommendation. with frat table do hot. Zoe families dras
IN, winIss within minute. Of New YORK chr HAL t'''
modssale.
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LITERARY ITEMS.

biooraohy Of tho late President Eott ie 10 She
course Of oreparaon which promises form valuable sdd
Zion 10 hst branch therefore His family cosrous 10
p-evs al possible materials OI The voit and accordingly 70
ssS wP gS t. @ 70 af cen q 20 cd
them 10 address Of Mrs Mott Union college Sehoieo'
and carefully return them 10 ttCiT oV4<Ic
Robert Carter a. BrotleIs have "a preparation Inc
Parable Of The Prodig1 Son by he Rev James ht"T'c"
D d Of London N.'a u lHHpese diewrs' BY C'0vs'
selection from The hymns 81 Fbtt hpd holt l D hou''
tinted and Illustrated with ezgnso gGe borders t|o new
FSthors Briacs cueas ami IaDo tas 81 i'Iiy
she late Aclandes ci4l5 u D OF New BTnswes Nd;
sTRe House Of Israel beng tee sstena OIL MS W@nfI
scrics OF hooks NE Bible under tS gteai me OF lne
Word Tho FIST voiulc onuteG Na's1 rom Edeo war
published about ayear since
r. B. Peterson & Brothers have in press the
following works: Country onarteys" fy me Countess Of
Elessngcn; Saratoga Story Of 1851 An lnlon Tale
OF Tlohei life" The National Cook Boob" by Lady
81, Philadelphia Practical Housewife 90 Tho Freebooes
and The White Scalper by iastaYe AmaId . Inc PaAnS
Saye-Au" by Che author OF The National Cook Zoos
Madonna MARY by Mrs. OHphant, ard " Tie Young
Hencss, by Mrs. Trol.ope.
Dick s. Fitzgerald have in preparation "Ath-
leuo Sports for Boys" Illustrated; 1.-The PlayBoom or
Games for Boys and Girls" The Playground or
Outd Games for Boys Book OF Household Pets
"hortines Book Etiquette and Gnde TO True Polite
hess " The Parlor Stage" by Miss A Frost; DE Wal
sG BSoP C q OF pan Smsss sSs CARD PLAYER
LADY Athoigh or The Rejected Inheritance novel
BY l. i Smith and LoyngOod Yarns Spun by a Nat
rl Born Durnd Fool Warped and Woye for Pubic Wear,
by George w. Harris.
Richardson s. Co, will publish in November Mr.
Gilmore Smmos collection Of War Poetry OF be South
"The Last Nnoty Days of the War" is ho title Of
a new work by Mrs. Cornela Philips Spencer dsugh
of Professor Phillips Of the University Of North Carolina
Several Of its chapters have dIeady appeared IN fAe H0c
Gaea edited by the Rev Dr. Deems The volume VIII sup
ply information of the workings OF things inside the
Conderacy which generally Known Tho writer DAD
books Of Gov Vance and senator Fabn
and other distinguished parties and there are some interesting
Seyelopments
Joseph Rodman brakes well-lnOwn beantiiui fairy
poem rbe Culp Fay has been for some two wears n he
hands artists eDgrayes and printers and viii 81
SIS appearance from the pross Of Carleton as holiday ook oil
te noet attractive character The edition Of he WOW which
contains original iRs rations printed in the best manGer
upon toe tinted paper has cost any Thousand dollars
aud IT'S said viii compare fayorah5 With any lHvsrakh
boohs OF foreign manufacture.
MI Francis Allston Claiming, sOn Of the Rev. w
IL Chsphng and late scholar OF Exeter College Oxford I'M
versy elected lay fellowship in Dn'Vorsiy Col
l6ge Mr. Claiming roeeiEsd the ChanoeOrs pi~9 OI 'H
English Essay in 1863 AID lhe Arnold iLsIocai Ls1 III
1866
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Mem pnb!itatlons.
CWINBURNE's NEW BOOK

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Ballads by ALsEsSOH CHARIRs sHisSUhE
oud have before this bat the advance demand has
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neaI estate for Gale.

Farm FOR SALE, three miles from Trenton. n
u D. the New Br,1swick Tntnrko ar RsrsB Canal
tuly located staa0a aud hrss Fsros, l21 a..
wood 10 Acres adjoining wselgd large l.ndon ssd xsed
House sc Apply 20 c. ~ WELiNO No. - Lsets,s
w. D. YELLING, Trenton.
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TIVE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1867.

FOR i567.
Thl, popular Political sai Sas Anagal VII. Be ready ss'a
ysnusry l. and vii conisln;
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POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
limited states Government Nin,ters -
senators snd Representatives Of hAAlAth CongstI ..f
40 far 10 chosen 49,.
q, the Fn session OF he NNAiAth Nohps'"
Public aud Rroc!suatous
me Civil Rifhts Blu and the Presidents Veto Mfsags
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~ The Southsfn Loysis, Convention. 40, ~.
Address o. the kaiials COMMITTEES o. tvs hspaoA'" S'
Impartial sasIsgs-PtoEsss Of Publs op.aoa In 1886
The National Deo..
1895 csfeoy Compiled and compared with former
Elections of the fiibune Atnsnto -.
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Time Of hsstnG LefiIsgret Tine o. State scuon' sc
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nlarbie Alantelo.

Hlarpf 1tllilIclo'
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
WI purchase ARBLk hAETELS q tho aies, designs It vy
low uTics. kLABERS Mlrbs Works NO. c9 East 18Th
~ Y. Maats' inc country Cut III. %,
NThRBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior IN
wi arr~aanea durable hall tho price OF marble Il b.
STEWART No 69J SItbsve.bei 25th 9Th tA
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1neirnfiion.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL OF N Y. UNIVERSITY,
r.n, T ~ ctjIIrGE BTsTSEss WEST POINT and NAVAL
- ACADEMY. Circulars at the Unfershy'
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NOR BALE-Neafy complete FILES of ue
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-26
PETITION FOR PARTITION.


Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon, and Elizabeth Moon
gs Sarah Grcist, samuel r. Greist CorWin NJ
Brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail
Superior Court Of Montgomery County Ohio.
Case No, 354T. Petition for Partition.
S SARAH GiElST, Samuel 4, Greist and Sarah
~ Eleanor VAN, residents of Montgomery county
Ohio, and Corwn NJ. Brown, resident of the stale
OF Missouri You are hereby notified that ON the
ID day OF September, A. II. 1866 a petition wa,
hled in the Superior Court of Montgomery county .
Ohio, by Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon and Elizabeth
Moon, against you, demanding partition OF the
following described real estate situate in the
County OF Montgomery, and state of Ohio The
north end and an equal third part of the east halt
of section No. TO- town 2And range ., between the
Miami River, and bounded as follows viz: begin
ming at stone on the northeast of said section
thence south ON the section line q chains and q
links to a stone; thence II $40 40 chains and A.
links TO a stone; thence n 30 2I chains aud O.
links to stone on the north line of said section
thence $40 on the section line 90 chains and q
links 10 the place Of beginning containing Il2 and
1900 acres more or less.
And that at the next term af said Court held
after 40 days from the date of the first publication
Of this notice, application will be made by the snid
petitioners for an order that partition may De
made of said premises.
DANIEL MOON
WILSON MOON and
ELIZABETH MOON.
ADAM CLAY, Atty .tsvB
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-26

/ EWls GWINNER, Of the city OF Richmond
~ Indiana, viii take notice that Margaret
Gwinner OF Montgomery county state of Ohio
did, on the i2th day of september A. u 1866 Gle
her petition in the superior Court of said county
Frederick Gwtnner, individually and as admins
traitors OF Arnold Gwinner, deceased, Frederick
Panstng and Francisco Pansing, his wife John
kurz, William MeAnany and isaac Trever de.
manding dover in part of the northeast quarter
OF sec 10 town 2 range e. in Miami township. In
said county, containing acres aud 90 perchrs of
land and in another parcel of land in said quarter
section, containing acres and 140 perches of
land and in in-lOt No. 70 on kerchers plat OF the
town Of MiamisbuTg, in said county and state. as
the widow OF Arnold Gwinner, late of said coun.
ty, deceased.
And the said Lewis Gwinner is notified that he
is required To appear and answer said petition on
or before the third saturday ater the 25th day of
October A, ID. 1864
MARGARET GWINNER.
IowE NAuERTH, n ID, A. uouG, Attys
sei2diaw6
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-26
SPLmHIDID
Livery Stable Property
IN MIAAIISBURG, FOR SALE, BY
ORDER OF COURT.

ON SATURDAY, the 18th day OF OCTOBER
" 1860 at two O'Clock r.. NJ, at HORTHER'S
HOTEL in the town OF Miamisburg Ohio, will
be sold TO the highest bidder, the follow ing reai
estate, as the property OF Leroy Caskey decreased
to-witi situate in the county Of Montgomery and
state Of Ohio being To- No. i3 ON the original plat
property TO be sold free OF dover.
Appraised, free of dover, at .... a 4oD
And cannot sell for less than twO-thit,ls thereof
Terms OF sal0-One- third cash on daV of soIp.
one third In one, and one-third Ia two wears there
aiteri deferred payments 70 bear intofest and 10
be secured by mortgage ON the premises.
AMANDA A CASkEY.
AdmnisiratriN Of Leroy Caskey, deceased.
ADAM NLAf, Attorney selld2awt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-26
LEGAL NOTICE.

ADAMCLAY. Atpy.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-26
Gsgat
SALE OF A HOUSE AND
LOT in ALEXANDERSVIIIE, ON
PARTITION.

Philip Eichor ct al. VS.. Michael Eicher ct al
superior Court, Montgomery County Case No. 3is7
IN pursuance of an order of sale issued from the
i Superior Court within and for the county Of
Montgomery and TO me directed, ] viii olei at
public sale, mt the door of the Court House in the
City of Dayton, on
Saturday September 90 1866
At two O'Clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate, t0-wit; Situate in Montgomery county
Ohio, and section No. 15 township one a. range
six (6), Nj R'si Beginning at the II W corner Of
snid section, running an enstwardly course along
the north boundary line of said section iGig rods
thence enthusiastically "a rods thence west.
wardly agreeably with said county line l9l, rods
to the place of beginning containing ~ square
rods. The above described premises have been
at three hundred dollars aud cannot
sell for less than two-thrds of that amount Terms
of sale-one-thlrd down; one-third in one year
ana one-third in two years with interest from
datei the deferred payments to be secured hy
mortgage on the promises
O.G. II. DAVIDSON. shern
A. CLAY Attorney. au25deSts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-26
DIR. Il. CONWAY, U
s. URGEON DENTIST,

HAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE,
from Third TO SECOND STREET, would respect
fully inform his friends and patrons, thai he Is now
prepared 70 render his professional services TO all
STREET opposite the Dayton National Bank,
apr lI-Smd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-26
VANDYNE g. BRYNT,
MIAMIsBuRG, OHIO,

hESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
the public that they the old stand Of
John B. kaufman, and are prepared 10 do all
kinds OF work In their line as black ksmithng Pari
ticular attention given To horse -shoeng Plows OF
all kinds, Wagons aud carriages made and re-
Janl6-wtf VANDIKE a BRYANT.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-21
SCALE OF DEPRECIATION.

2 =
The following Act in relation to the seal
ing Of Confederate currency, from the time Of
its first issue to the end Of the war, was pass
ed at the recent session Of the General AS
sembly:
a bill to be entitled An act to establish q scaSe
of depreciation Of Confederate currency
WHEREAS, By an ordinance OF the conyen-
ton, entitled 6 An ordinance declaring what
laws and ordinances are in force, ana Ior
other purposesn ratified on the 18th day OF
October, A. d. 1865, it is made the duty OF
the General Assembly to provide scale OF
depreciation of the Confederate currency rom
the time of its first issue to the end OF the
war: and it is further therein declared that
all executory contracts, solvaDie IN money,
whether under seal or not, mace aIter the
depreciation of said currency before tne Isl
of MAY, 1866. and untitled except offlclai
bonds and penal bonds payable 10 the otate)
shall be deemed to have been made with the
understanding that they were soivable In
money of the said currency" subject never
thcless to evidence of different intent OF the
parties to the contract; therefore,
Be it enacted By the General assembly q
the State Of North Carolina, and At IS hereby
enacted By the authority Of the same, That
the following scale of depreciation be and
the same is hereby adopted and established
as the measure of value of one gold dollar in
Confederate currency, for each month, and
the fractional parts Of the month Of Deem
Der, 1864, from the list day of November
1861, to the 1st day of May, 1865, to wit:
Sale of depreciation Of Confederate currency
the gold dollar being the unit and nae0'
sure Of ualue, from Moo. LIST, 1861, TO Nag
1st, 1865.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-21


Mr.. Caldwell moved suspension of the rules
Mr.. Jenkins of Warren, moved that the House
adjourn Not agreed to.
The question recurring the House, refused to
suspend the rules.
A bill to amend the charter of the town OF New
ton, passed 2nd and 3rd readings.
A bill for the relief of the people OF the several
counties of the State was put on End reading
Authorizing county conrts to levy taxes to pay
county debts.l
The bill was amended on motion OF Mr.. Jenk-
ms of Granville by the addition of proviso that
act shall not apply to debts or obligations Great
ed, or incurred directly or indirectly in aid of the
rebellion. -
On motion of Mr.. McAden, the bill was laid on
the table,
A bill to authorize the corporate authorities OF
the town OF Wadesboro to tax retailers OF spirit
nous LIQUORS passed second and third reading
Mr.. Manly called up his resolution in favor OF a
general amnesty.
Mr.. Scoggin moved to lay them on the table,
which was not agreed to---yeas q, nays %.
On motion of Mr.. Waugh the resolutions were
made the special order for Ii o'clock A. NJ. to-
morrow.
On motion of Mr.. Smith of Hartford, the House
took recess until ~ o'clock Z. NJ.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-21

an act to incorporate the Buncombe Turn
pike Company Bill to incorporate the
Weldon Publishing Company. Bill to ex-
tend the corporation limits of the town OF
Kinston and for other purposes. Bill toamend
the charter of the town of Newton in Cataw-
ba county. Resolution in favor of Kuester
and Bro, amended. Bill to establish board
: of commissioners of navigation for the coun-
ties of Hyde, Carteret and Tyrrell. Bill to
change the rules of evidence. Bill to legal
ize the official acts of Sheriffs.
The following bills and resolutions were
indefinitely postponed:
Bill to incorporate the Yadkin and Cape
Fear Canal Company; bill to incorporate
the Bladen Land Company; bill for the re-
lief of the Sheriff of Washington county
bill to incorporate business Exchange in
Elizabeth City; bill to incorporate the North
Carolina Mining Company; resolution in
favor of Geo. Moore; resolution IN favor Of
T. N Ramsay.
On motion of Mr. Wilson, the rules were
suspended, and the bill to amend the charter
of the Chatham and Coal Field Railroad
Company was taken up. The committee to
whom this bill had been referred reported
back an amendment. Upon this, consider
able discussion arose. Pending the ques-
ton the hour for adjournment arrived, and
the Senate adjourned to meet at 81 o'clock
this afternoon.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-21
SENATE.
SATURDAY MopN

SATURDAY MORNING, March 10.
The Senate was called to order at 10
o'clock A NJ
MIR. Cowles, from the committee on Claims.
to whom was referred, resolution in favor
OF Kuester u Bro, reported back a substi-
tute recommending its passage
Mr.. McCeese introduced resolution in
favor of the door keepers, (making an appro-
Priation OF $50 the usual extra allowance be-
fore the war; on his motion the rules were
suspended and the resolution passed.
Mr.. Cash introduced resolution author
king an election to be held at the same time
and place under the same rules and regula-
lions as by the laws of this State for Gov
crnor or members of the Legislature at the
next election, Tor or against Penitentiary in
this State.
A message was received from the House
transmitting the bill entitled, the charter of
the city of Raleigh, with an amendment ask
ing the concurrence of the Senate, which was
(, concurred in; also resolution in favor of
Catharine Kendall.
The bill to enable the Banks of the State
I'd close their business with substitute re-
ported by the Committee on the Judiciary,
being the special order came up; the substi-
tude was adopted, and passed under the sus-
pension of the rules.
The bill authorizing the Banks of the State
3 to subscribe for stock in the national bank,
come up. On motion of Mr., Jones of Colum.
bus, it was indefinitely postponed,
The following bills and resolutions came
up and passed under the suspension of the
rules: Bill to amend the charter of the town
of Salem. Resolution in favor of William
Thompson. Bill for the relief of Robert
g',llristy and others. Bill to incorporate the
county Line Lodge No. 224. Resolution in
!, .vor of R. H. Brady. Bill to incorporate
Ahe Newbern Savings Institution. Bill to
incorporate the Mayor and Board of Alder
men Of the city Of Charlotte, Bill to amend
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-21

And Whereas, Many grave and difficult dis
putes may arise between executors admins
traitors, guardians and trustees, and their
legatees distributes, wards and cestaysque
trust, in the settlement of their accounts and
trust, arising from the depreciation of Con-
tederate currency, State Treasury, notes and
bank notes, incident to and growing out OF
the late war; and that law suits and expen-
sive litigation may be obviated.
30 1t further enacted, That in all such
cases. the parties are hereby empowered to
form full and perfect statement of the case
on both sides, which case shall be committed
to the determination of one of the Judges of
the Superior Courts. chosen by the parties,
who Is hereby author lied to consider and de
ternline the same, according to equity and
good conscience: Iaocided, hoaeerer, That
no part of this; section shall be construed to
estop or hinder any person from proceeding
in the usual course of law, if he shall-deem
the same necessary.
A true copy. J. A. ENGELHARD,
Clerk of Senate.