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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
IELEGRAPHIC
AND
Comm rcial Institute,
s, ", Cor. Sd and Market Sts., Up Stairs,

Comm O rcia1 Institute,
s.W. Cor. Sd and Market Sts.. Up Stairs,
entrance on Third strest,)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole of the Second and Fourth Stories Of Ola
kiel y building has been fitted up and occupied by the
Institute which will open for the winter Com
meueing on Monday, october 9ih 1865 and ending May
lst 1866 during which period 1t will be open daily,
(saturdays and sundays excepted) from A. ID 10 IL
NJ and from to b p. NJ. On Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day All Friday evenings, 1t will be open from tos
The sci vices Of plished plain and Ornamental
pon.nan have been 50 cured, to teach
PENMANSHIP
In all Its branches he has supsrtorand butfsW equals
in this beautiful Art.
Facilities for acquiring complste Nereanuss sdnen
ton are su CHI before offered 10 the public
OF Wilmington, consisting of single and Double eutry
BOOK KEEPING,
Bau sing Exchange, Insurance, Seanboating, Comms-
sion and Joint stock oompany's Business Commercial
Forms and Calculations, etc. etc.
In the Topographic Department every adyantagethai
be had in any Office, Ia afforded persons desrous
earning
TELEGRAPHING
one of the plea lucrative employmeHts tina
eau be pursued. TIL rebuilding and bsildii OF Ole
and new lines, throughout the Northern aud souther
States the large aud nt Increase Of business hax
caused demand for operators, that the old method
| learning 10 inadequate To supply.
| TERMS.
Invariably in advance, to be paid at time OF entranc
disc of twenty per made to ladies. For iurti
| ar particulars inquire at the Institute.
| S5r Tue pubic invited visit the Institute an
| exam De the various departments oct 6-tf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
Things Worth Hcm emDerisg.
TEAr CHARLES KIEFES

ThiH2s Worth tcm @ m berisg.
That CHARLES KEEPS
Third Street Oyster Bay Hosss Sail Flonrtshes
.,..u. That 1t is without question model ostab
a W. &gHr II hment.
~ Trnt all klnds oi choice GamD, Oysters md
~ Refreshments served up there in tho very
beat styles
That have private apartment, where
thNy enjoy good meal without Interruption.
That everything about the plao. ia ccan and nice.
That attentive waters are GlwIys employed
That The -tablishment a kept by man who has been
q publ cAterSr 10Y years, and knowB che business
That the place highly respectable, and 10 pstroniEed
by very bo-t and most respectable citizens,
That noise or disorder 10 permitted there.
That the price, nTe always very reasonable,
That meals may he had At all hours Of the dayor mig
and the pr1l-etor is d0tsrmined to Aocommod te
That his tables always furnished with the choicest
kinds OF Game, Fish aud other dsoacy in their
season.
That the place is eentrAl and easy Of access.
THAT IL Is n favorite resort business men
That II lain fact public Institution, which the people
| pRtroni7e because It is conducted properly.
And that II Is permanently established at
| No u EAST THIRD STREET.,
| WILMINGTON, DEL.
| Where all are invite to call aprlS-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
BREAD AND CAKES
H. R. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
NO. JlS Mmrkcd Street
Il Tags sRoyiviner h new article tuI thehsii en-
S skin superior 10 ailth, ordipAry propagation
u hurst, alt Market st.
roor Aiehsrd' Es Water ,anewRrtioIe srssl,at ii
X. BringhuIetih.
Helni5old sBuchu ,tordiHsaseh Kidney Gravel
propsy, &C. Il. h. Brins hufBtEstore.
SILVER sea 2.Fhe best rticeey ssdl Sill
yer Plated Ware, &e. .5tr. y.
Marsels. matte Fine CUT. Tilt ARTICLES putupin
paper used the Tobacco, and til bes sub
stltuts We have had, Il. h. BriushurBt.
To0iAs' NenitiAnl orbe initoent large bottetk Ii R
Dringhurst 5.
Mrs. minuow So yio 81
Ii. Ii. Brins hurHtB,
EXTRACTS the Han all sssortmento I'm,
Extracts juHt received at "A. II, brin ghuIbt's.
syrinses all kinds and sizes cheap al II. H. BrnghuTstB
Trusses Shoulder braeoA suhp, baudaEeB,
&c. quite assortment at a. Is, min huraps.
BIinghursts Cough syrup-IheIe 10 nothing superio
to this bad cold OF cough. H. H. briDs
Jayne's Family sdoinea al tsc iowest PRICES OF ~
ARenth' ~. IL. BklkGAt hsT,
| Hep2i Fourth rs at stt " lining BEL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

Twill DAY S50 to inc proprs any Msiicins that
can snow s eater nu mber of gsnuine Certificates OF
cures effected by near the where 1t is made,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bloody finT, Diarrhea,
Psysr and AEue, Uholera Morbus, Yellow Jsundice.
scrofula Ru ns Sore Legs, Cancer Abscese, Neu
stomach chronic DiarrhGa. Piles letter, sead Head
rsn' Lenchorrhss, RAins Of the Womb all obstruct.
Ions TO the due OF nature females all
Diseases aud all plants arising from i'm Blood
or weak aud disordered state ofthe Stomach, Liver
RidneVs Curti1cAteA of of the Yellow Fever in
Make can also be fu cnished. REMEMBER If it does
not cure the will be refunded By the Propretor
BENJAMIN MlsHLkR.
81 corner Of Centre square,
Lam
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
MIsHL RS BIrTkRs

Will UURE ALL DIS sASE5 Uf THE ntOUU'
Dissles Of the .kin unmsrous, aud with tut Que
or spto1s may ill be traced 10 impunty Of tie
blood. In any persons this impurty born in the
system while others acquire IL tntough improper
meat isesses Under this head nay be cassed
Ist. SCR lFULA.-ro cure this dreadful eomplant Y
IL that the blood should be thoroughly puri
nsi all he orEsns OF the body 70 healthy
inylsoralinE tenios, We fere emphstieal assert,
without the fear of contradiction that Aishiss Bit
fers will all kinds OF scrofuious dsesses. IL puri
ss blood. Il atrenstbsns the Internal ORGANS md
aids thsm perform their natural functions lis .
nj u LAM aud 4 onie aud II will cure seroi ulA,
%. RJsNING sokks AND ULvkRs.
.th. PfMPLEs AND BLoToaEs-Pimples sud
Blotches the skin always sure sign Of Impure
blond. Ataonsh never dangerous. exce in cases O.
carbu ne cs they are very dlsssreeAbie Often We I'll
A. the handsome features rendered ideous b.
great blotehes aud pimplss. Tue use Of aishls. 81
throug natural u1snne, sed thus cures all Kind
81 pimplss aud blotehes. dies " desire Ia,
mind.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

Msssrs. A. Aitken Co., Agents for Or. Misnler's
Medic Hers bItters; Dkhh sihs-l nave sunsred
pepsia and general DEBILITY and have spsnta great deal
al money for hrrent medicnes, and anu It in jus
teo TO your Bters that tns hrst bottle took did
more good tbs ali the medicine, before took. am
fnsa Twill be perfectly well 1 vii be pleased to
medici ne hAs dOns tor me. Respectfully Yours
MR. SARAH H0Lr, Jefferson ST., beta I'd and Cd.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

LANCASTER, Nov. sd, 1865,
DR, NJ; saLHs-DeAr sir;-Kno ing that the 0holsrs,
with adful rAvsgeH Is nov upon our iand aud
KNOWN that medicine now ~ our oountry possssses
Hpoh oa'SriG hna tSs n tar M rs n aor
king / req aest you prepare suoh quantity of
Bitters would suit all demands as sure you they
will be an uvalu able remedy and will be hailed
blessing BY Al who vail use them.
Yours, especially 800. -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
'0"''' 's'' ''' JACOB L. BAKER.
COALI GOAL =

Famtila. should n0s he without il, For sale BY
4. AIKEN a CO, Con, state Agents,
No los W. krODs Street, Il4ingIon, Del,
Druggist. dsrensnt., and hotels SUPP iel on good
October /
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

NOTICE.
THEuudersiRDed would beg leave to eallthe attsp-
ion Of the citizens Of Wim kten the surrounding
country to his superior stock of chenicas
perfumerv md fancy articles Uou ntry store keepers
and physicians supplied at the low est market prices
Phyhcan's prescriptions accurately compounded with
the very best mate ials at all hours. A.wAITON,
feb 26-tf 2S5 Market street. wilmington, D L.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17


THE Bubseribersgre now iully prepared 10 III
Sa ness, and atthelo~estrAtes Atree
.44AA They Keep c. constantly IN hand full supply
OF the best manufacturers, such as Chhh
deers Pendants Brackets Portable Gas STANDS Cut a
Plain Globe Shades, dc OF the latest styles and design
heating all descriptions of buildings with steam
We purchased the ght for this State Tor IhAtc
era Force aud Lift Pump, the best ever made ana WI
put them up at short notice. 49,,
the sole for thg state ol Halliday Just
ly celebrated patent sell Regulating Wind hnSne al
hztter ourselves that facilities Tor introuugbE ~
country dwetng5, both water and gas uhequAllegu "
would call the particular attention OF persons ttNuh
the csuptry to these mSchnee They are Tue .'st ~
United states Tor the accomplishment OF AS kreA ueut
ratum for the country gentleman farmer as ErJ Othe
barn, and economical and beautiful light The ~
Engine is not Affected by the heayes lKaes Of wind an
ready at all times, day night l there is amy Nihu
without lear favor, to accomplish in designated ah
We Aso, u preferred iu the best arhu
| lie Rams of the most approved kinds. -.
We prepared with the bost workmen ~ attend TO
descriptions OF sssmhoRt, ship and house Plumbing, ant
Keep on hand will procure to order HydrantA lrui
copper planishsd and lead lined Ah Tubs. Basins
for hot cold water urinRs psteht water closets, Wal
PAyes; plain and circulating Shower BAths iron lee
sinks; Boston Oomptny'a Sum Hose. Water FILTERS
All desoriptioDs Of sheet Lead work AT short notice.
We hopeby prompt and strict attention to all worn y
trusted to and dare 10 give full HRusiAetie
In all cases to merit and receive share OF the public
No. N4 MARKET STREET, abov FIFTH, next door T.
| VIZ. fRRsIs, / PERRIH& GARRETT.
| PHILtP 1ARnETT. iune ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17

Gums and Cunning Apparatus.
lust RBCEIv ed stock Of English Double and singl
d Cans, Powder Flasks, Shot Bsits, &C.,
CAPRbLE BROTHER,
aug al4Market g., WILMINGTON. Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
SEND FOR oIR.ULAR


The inRred s-d in com poun dug Mshlsr Herb
Bittars re kept by the proprietor SEND
aud wl learn the medical properties OF
All the articles used preparation also in the man
o err in which thay operate on the system and mueh
ssnd Tor ne Herb Bitters Circulars
re by the hin 1t contains. and
viii be MI Ical q the sure road 20 recovery,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17
EVENING SESSION.

The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Mr. King appeared and took his seat
Mir Seal INTRODUCED a bill entitled IAN act
TO incorporate the Pass Christian College in
the county of Harrison which was passed
Mr. King offered a joint resolution, which
was adopted, that a JOINT select committee
OF - ou the part of the Senate, and --
on She part Of the House, be appointed, and
known as the Relief committee, 10 whom
shall be referred all Bills Resolutions and
Propositions fog the relief of debtors and up
on subjects pertaining thereto.
The blank on the part of the Senate was
filed with three, and MessTs. King, MCCargo
and Martin appointed on the part of the
Senate.
Mr. Hawkins, by leave, introduced "a bill
entitled IAN act to lcgaIize the assessment of
real estate for the county of Kinds for the
present year, 1866 which was referred to
tie committee en- Propositions snd Grieyan-
ces, with Instructions to report a general
bill
Mr.. Jackson presented a memorial ot \.
II. Underwood, assessor of Amite county,
which was read twice under suspension of
the rules. and referred to the committee ON
Propositions and Grievances.
Mr. Seal by leave, introduced a bill to
amend section 81, article 23S, page 62i, of
the Revised Code, which was referred to
the judiciary committee
Mr.. l.yles by leave introduced "A bill to re-
peal an act approved Nov. Z4th, 1868, enti-
tied AN act to establish County Courts, -
which was read and referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Mr. Miller, by leave, introduced bill to
allow defendants in certain cases to testify
in their own defence which was read and re-
ferrcd to the Judiciary Committee.
A message was then received from the
Governor which is too long for insertion
here and appears in our supplement.
On motion of Mr.. Martin, the message was
read
On motion of Mr. McCargo the Governors
message was laid on the table, and five
Thousand copies ordered to be printed and
the same made the special order for to-moT-
row 9 O'Clock.
Mr. Seal offered Joint reso-
luton, the Senate and House concuTring
that the Secretary of the Senate, and the
! Clerk of the House make arrangements with
the Post Master for the prepayment of pos
tage on public documents mailed by mem
beers of their respective houses.
MIR Gcrger moved to lay ON the table and
be made the special order for tomorrow at
lOo'cloCk which was lost.
Mr.. King offered substitute which on
motion of Mr.. King was laid on the table.
Mr.. Miller moved that the resolution be
indefinitely postponed which was lost.
The original resolution was then adopted,
and on motion of Mr. Seal, the Senate adj
jOurned till tomorrow morning, Q o'clock
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Proceedings Of The Legislature,
SENATE
FIRST DAY.

MONDAY. October 10, 1866.
The Senate was called to order at II NJ, in
the Capitol, by Hon. John n. Simonton,
President OF the Senate
Upon the call of the roll, the following
named Senators appeared IN their seats aIid
answered to their names, to-wit Hon John
NJ Simonton, President; Messrs. Blntord,
Brown. Cain, Wisdom, Haw kins, jackson,
Land Lowry Lyles, Martin, McCargO, Mil
Ter. Moseley, Napier, Seal, Stephens. Stone,
SWEET. Taylor Wolff, YeTger.
There being a quorum present, the Senate
proceeded to business
Hon D. b. Wisdom, Senator elect from
the county of TishoIningo, presented his
credentials, and took the oath OF office
Nr. Lowry introduced the Hon }. W.
Brooke Senator elect from the counties Of
Lauderdale aud Newton. ia place of Hon
Robert Leachman resigned, who prevented
his credentials and took the oath of office.
Mr. Martin offered a resolution winch
was adopted. That the Secretary inform the
House of Representatives. that the Senate Is
organized and ready TO proceed 10 business
4 MESSAGE was received from the House
iuforr,:u0 the Senate, that the House was
oraanized by the election of Hon. +. D. Irby,
of Pamela. Speaker pro. TEN, and that they
had adopted Z Joint resolution appointing a
committee of ii.e on the part of the House,
and - on the part of the Senate, 10 walt on
the Governor and inform MN IlfaJ Tie Two
Houses are now organized aud ready to re-
ceive any communication ne may nave 70
make.
On motion of Mr. Stephens, the Hcnse
message was taken mp, and on motion of
Mr.. Taylor, the blank was filed with the
number three and coucuTred in, the PresI-
dent appointed ON said committee, Messrs.
Taylor. Moseiev and Martin.
Afr Taylor, from the joint committee APP
g.. .a.rF.as Il
that they had discharged that duty, and
that His Excrilency would this evening, at
q o'clock, submit to them communication
III writing.
On motion Of Mr. Taylor, the Senate adj
journed until b o'clock, P. NJ.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17
GRAY,s NEW PATENTED
Cotton and Hay Press

rTHE latest, and by far the cheapest and most
i perfect Cotton Screw ever invented. One
mule, with the greatest ease, can pack a bale
of 80 pounds. The Screw is made of IrOn,-
the levers do NOT rise and fall. The advan-
ta@es of this patent over all others are fol-
lows:
Decentralization Revolving Nut, with Eric
ton balls by which the friction i taken entire
~ from the screw.
2d.-The levers are bolted directly to the
nut, and thus direct power is obtained on the
nut, and the screw is relieved from the twist
ing strain upon all screws now in use.
3d.-The screw being fixed permanently to
the follower block. is relieved from friction.
to which all revolving screws are subjected.
4th.-The frame to which this screw is at
tachcd, is put together with morticei dove
tails and. keys, making it strictly portable. 1t
can be put up, ready for use, in one hour.
5th.-lncreased power, without the loss of
motion and many other advantages, which
can be explained by an examination Of the
beautiful model now on exhibition at +. WEST
Co.'S, No. IS Dauphin street, NJ abile, Ala,
who N the sole agents of this Press for the
city of Mobile and the country at large.
The Iron Work is being daily east by the
Mobile Foundry, as chSap and smooth a. it
could be done north of Mason and DiXon's
line. zEHa1-s -ra
Messrs. f. WEST & co. are prepared to re-
ceiye and supply orders ut once to the salts
faction of all demands. Come and see for
yourselves. Price not over 500.
+. WEST Il Co. Mobile, Ala.
Agents for Messrs. Gray, j. K. Il II. 5. Arams,
Pateniecs, Greenville, Ala. oct 173m
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17
High Court.

The High Court ofErrors and APP
peaIs, Hon. A. H. Handy, Chief JUS
tice presiding, Hon. VIM. L. Harris
and Hon. II. /. Elicit, Associate Jus
tees. has been in session during the
present week, and is row engaged in
The disposition Of the cases pending
in this, the First District. Several
cases have been submitted on briefs
and quitc a number dismissed for want
of prosecution. We shall publish,
during the week, a list Of the cases
that have been decided.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17
PLANTATION FOR RENT.

A MOST excelIant plantation ON Deer Creek,
IA in the northern part of Issaquena county,
containing four hundred anc fifty acres of clear
ed land, under fence; good dwelling house,
quarters, cisterns, gins, mills, &c A number
of mules, oxen and farming implements could
be had with the plantation. Place might he
had for two years. Apply to Col. j. L. Power,
at this office. oct 1I-d2w
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17
IRA w. PORTER & co,
ODD FELLOWS HALL, ROYAL STREE
MOBILE. ALA.

EXPORTERS and Dealers in Hardware, Cut
Il lery, House furnishing goods, Nails, Spikes,
Castings. HOllOw-ware, White Lead. Paints,
Oils, Brushes, Window Glass, Doors, Glazed
Sash. Climbs, Sash Doors, Blind Doors, Wood
Mouldings of various patterns, Mahogany
Plank, Neueered and Fancy Turned Newells,
Balusters, &c. oct lI-d6m
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17

SICK HEADACHE can be cured. How
many hundreds, nay thousands of the human
family allow themselves to suffer with Ner-
vous and Sick Headache, when the great
sovereign remedy, Roback's Blood Pills can
be obtained of any respectable druooist
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17

Sudden change of the weather will decline
the strongest bodily health and most vigor.
Gus constitution unless fortified against the
extra pressure. The Red Jacket Stomach
Bitters viii produce the desired result in the
most agreeable manner. Try them and be-
convinced.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST.
BENNETT, FLOWERS g. 60.
Factors and Commission

Mer tS-
NO So, NORTH WATER STREET,
MOBILE Ala.
GEO. X. BENNETT, r. NJ. BECK, Mobile, Ala.
]. NJ BOYD, Paynevile,
WA. FLOWERS, Enterprise, Mississippi,
II. C. HoPsoN, Kemper county, .
WILL pay particular and personal attention
w to the sale of Cotton, Northern, Western
and Country Produce. Also to the filling of
orders for Merchandise. &c., and trust, from
their long experience. to transact the business
entrusted TO them satisfactorily
oct II, dom
ncB-Will Parker is with ting above house.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17

10 the Hhys1cians of Mississippi
n view of an intended visit to Paris. to be
present at tne international Medical Con-
gress, which will convene there Sometime IN
the year 1867. propose to present first to the
fhysielans of Mississippi. ut Jackson, on Tuas
Gay The Both day of Octouer. u 4le1r dnat07aicol
ldc. winch Is not generally known to exist
WITH the living female. and upon which is based
more thorough and successful plan of treat
ing uterine diseases. Cases will be presented.
upon whom this fact will be demonstrated to
Ut ehIire satisfaction of every unprecedented
Fhysicians OF the State meet me in Convention.
remain three or four days, see this fact demon
strated, investigate the matter. hear the views
= am prepared to advance in standardization of
IL, and II convinced. apply it to their own indi-
uai casess respectfully ask them to do So
III. j. HOLMES. NJ. ID.
e Papers friendly to the cause IF progress
sIve science will please copy.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17

In Pike county, at the recent election,
Judge McNair received a majority of
597 over S. j. Morehead his opponent
for Circuit Judge; r. p. Willing had
majority of 1872 over NJ A Oats for
District Attorney; H. Murray Quin
was elected Probate Judge; William
NJ. Connerly, Probate Clerk; Sampson
S. Lamkin, Circuit Clerk, and Robert
H. Fielder, Sheriff
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17
MAftRIED,

On THURSDAY evening the brides father ar Nav
Albany, Miss, by the Rev. Isaac Sm;tb 81 nv
JE EMO v CORNELIUS TO MISS DOVE AEfiE
eldest daughter of A Beard ESQ 70
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17

The Liberty Advocate mentions
Chat at the recent term Of Pike Cir
cult Court, Judge McNair decided the
act of the Legislature, passed in 1862,
~usppuding the statute of limitations,
60 he constitutional and binding. The
present Legislature viii probably
adopt some legislation amendatory of
the present limitation acts, So much
confusion has grown out of the Stay
Law, and the act suspending the stat
ute of limitations, that tits difficult to
tell when an action would be barred
Some short definite period might be
Given IN which to commence suits on
contracts made before the war. This
has been done in some of the States.
The loss and destruction of papers
during the war renders this especially
necessary for the protection of estates
and to defend executors and admin
istrators from fraudulent claims
growing out of old transactions
An election was held in Memphis
last Saturday for Mayor, two repre-
sentatives to the Legislature, and 9th
er county and municipal officers
Messrs. Cole and Coleman were elect
ed to the Legislature by large ma
jority, and Mr.. Lofland was elected
Mayor over John Park, the present
incumbent by a majority of 634. The
Memphis Appeal in referring to the
election, says
We have met the enemy and have
routed him, foot, horse and draooon
Every man who was put in 1omina
ton by the Johnson party has beep
elected There has also been =
healthful change in the municipal Off.
GERS. We would like to give person
nal Of the various candidates elected
bat our space is occupied by the inter
esting news which the telegraph is
bringing Us.
BY direction of the President, the
Missouri Democrat and the Evening
News, published in ST. Louis, have
been removed from the advertising list
of the War Department.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17

We hear that the subject of Mr..
Davis Imprisonment viii be brought
formally before the Legislature in 4
few DAYS
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-17
president johnson and the Attorney
Gsenera!.

president johnson and the Attorney
General.
4 statement appeared some time
since in the Philadelphia Ledger,
usually very reliable paper, that the
President had addressed to tie Attor-
ney General a series of questions in
dicatiug that an issue would be made
with Congress rs to its constitutional
ity. The report was telegraphed all
over the country and had the effect to
ram up at once the price of gold. The
report has been officially contradicted
Joy the Attorney General in 4 dispatch
10 a friend ut Cincinnati, in which he
says there is not a word of truth in
the statements, that no such questions
were asked by the President. The
fact that this fabrication of the gold
gamblers shook the markets Of the
country, and seriously affected the
value Of Government securities, shows
the unsettled condition of affairs and
the want of confidence by the Radicals
in the success of their measures.