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Mms Refps@orR.

New=gprf, 30. San, - Die Gt9en=
tblmer Der Doltce Gazette finb auf Dem Nr=
trng zines Der erIten Sirger me9en 8eleibt=
gung Serbdftet ipproen. 9ia6 einem 8erbGr
Dor benz 8rieDensrt6ter tpl1roe Die meitere
8er6anDlung BIG ouf pte1e @p6e SerIhuben.
Die Doli3et ber6aftete beute ben berii1z
tigteu &beoDor @len. 2ange 3ett binpur4
9at pn6 Commencement auf i'm 9efabnpet, Da
ct in GerbiAbun9 nit ben 8puntYl9minplern
Sol 6ugbe8 Ii, q. in 6obpfen II. SerIeY @tt9
gereien iein iOl,
6eute 8ornittag tpurbe D0r 6etr Ser. ct.
@ommiIIioner rer 2ntra9 9emo6t, Den angel
li4en NebeQen=8 ranOfifter Martin 3u entla1z
fen. Der 8eamte Gtelt feline @ntI9etpung 3l=
rid.
8uffnlp, 90. San.-Oa lebte 95euer
3er1t6rte mebr, ais 3uerlt an9e9eban murpe.
gnGpem man l6on 6err iiter Die 6lammen
gepOroen gu ieiu glaubte, iinJ Der Btnp 31
ipe6en an utp faAte bic 8lammm 70 an, baB
6atterlp's Nianpfabrif unp Mctmon & Cos
&leioerzN2aga3in 9ar5 SerltBrt wurbe. 9eBtez
res @r6aupe, rpel6e5 6errn Nqe9 ge66rte, mar
$4,000 nertb, jeop6 nur nit $4,000 per-
fi6ert. Sltnep perIor au6eroem nod letn be-
me9ltGe6 @tgeutbum i'm @ertbe BON $10,=
600. 9as Der 6trna 2tctman &. So. mar
$3.50, 600 merits unp nrr NIT 100000 per-
fiGert.
.3pet ppn rer 6eltermannl6aft wurben
betm GinfaQen Der @dnpe bel4api9t.
ssSOn @apannab.
@abannab, 10. San. = Der 9ru3Fb
9eetn ben e6emuli9en 8ebelenz@eneral Mers
Ger, angtfla9t, Iieben Bunbe8lolpaten ermOr~
bet gu BADEN, Die if4 In bte 8ebelen<2trmee
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Sem fiblbar 0elpOr6enen SeoifrFniB, EN- elllz
beitlihe8 SnruIQItem fit ben 9arSen Suab 81
aopptirsn, 1T auf Dem SurnIebrere@ on9reB, nell
der tpdbrcn0 be8 GurnfeiteS III Cincinnati ta9te,
@eniige geleiItet nno Bat man bic nOtblpenbig sr>
adteteI1 Gurn FOURTEEN ars 0eutI6Ia1b beiteut.
Sic OtitqIieber peS &orort8 legel Damn nod ben
e~iuselnet Gereiuer BEN Surnunterrtdt an'8 Ser5,
iOmie Ie alta bas Gurlen III ben GOlfSldnlet enl>
pfeblen. u
gladfe6enb foG9t cine Sabe0e itber bic In5a9l
Der Wtitqlteper &C. in ben e~in5eluert Se5trte1:
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8aD 05ietp Slftien=Sraueret.

Dem Y%utltuu CUR ~9efaui9en 9enntniBnabme. bas bas
0irettOriuu1 Der baltimore @pnntp 8repiug, Drafting
aub DifiGins Comp" bei@lOfien BAT, baS g pd6u9 3ur
@utsesenuu6me BON 3ei@nunSeu fit ben Otet Der unab=
sefebt sebliebenen attien gum SapitaIfpd BON gteIem in
Der Office, $50. Is Nprt6fra6e, rfeu sn Iegen, bdB
aber Bic mad benz l. 6ebruar ettpa ~unbertauft ge6lie6euen
nur mod nit S. PIduie ~ab9elaien Werren fOGen.
Gan6-s) 6. 9. HtdeL Seer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-22
6al6iabrss8 eribt nes NOrOrts bes NOrOnmerts
fanii1en Surner<S anDes.

@ir erbielte1 ben 8eridt bonn gtOpeu1ber 1865
su9elanb+.. !0ie Wlit9lieber beS Sprort8 batttn
9r0Be S9wieri9felten III Der Organization rs
8unps8. .S9rem grOBen @tfer nno ibrer @ner6ie
9ela1tg e8 bennpd, Die peri6iebenen Sereirle 1857
gu bepegen, fi4 in SurnbeSirfe Gest AZ ein5ue
tbeilen.
98ir 1afieu bierbei cine l1eberii4t biefer gersine
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4s 2B SaItimprefr. 2s 9S. S0ltiunoreftr
0erunter! 9eraute Serunter -
nit ben 9reilen ppn 9rp @opbs!
llnasaurner anfraus fr Drp @rcts In ur1s.m Store!
Grocer Nb,6 ag ta Yrs f y II Drp @ppnS!
Der e tore uter fult NIT &unben t'teu Gag!
gDaartr ID rben cfrtGult 8u erf4unltb ntctrt.
gen Sretien
Speben Sen rem a r6en pantheon 0erfauFe c~n D-t G5pvts
tn 1iep q RI sutpd jstebri babe tb { ne lebr erree gaYtle
BON neuen VI idren Ter 4rt e blIten, 10 )rauf t9 be aaeeus
tltfIt6s Iufmertfantett btS gus!;fums lente.
SD babe erbalten:
Dte befen @aIteps su 1881, 20 unb 25 Cts.
S@Oner gar6-Setter SIT n su 20, rs unb
S&Bmer G4auelt 3u 37h, 30 urb 45 Cts, aue Sarben
Slt8ants eafttmtre 81 SO, rs un6 leo @ts pr Orb
. u d eGG tnes su 30 Cts, rertb 37M Cts. ~
Die grrs1rt98Re @uSrabt bn W ert 8, u Ipoca8,
poPltns unb allen anesrn Sprttn bon 9~letbsrtcff n tn
alen 8arteo.
6ublde Ba1mDra1ss gu 1925, pertD 50 SO.
81 sante c t t DIT $3.50 9 10 { s ~ ~ntebriBen
preifPn.
SGSne l9wdrae Sud 3 nmen-N 81 a I unb MOB
Stele Gnbese Uaaren gu tablreiG uni elfBuldbteu.
Wenn man N rfli4 Sch su plrsn pinlbt, mue nrea fps
8letd1 mad pert ~pSpEIdren Dirt (SpObs oauFt aeben bsu
SrfeRP SeIteert
81 GDef Balttmpre Ctr,
Ce22tD 3wtfhen Seeberidfr. u. Wlartet space
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9naneslnuntHont.

Wuf6tn8tDn, 20. San. Oas Cont
mittee fit Nlittel unD @e9e bntte beute etne
lan8e StBuna, in Der e6 Die 6tnan3bta DIS
Sefrctdr Wlc@olO6 beipra6. Sn Se3u9 Der
au8warti9en 6ra9e paren Die Wlttelieoer pier
9egen oier. SIRE Observation-Disclosures
be3tebt itA nidt ouf Die anpersn Yuntte Der
8tQ. sic oenfen III Der nd9lten @Oae nit
i9ren 8ertAten fertt9 gu 1ein.
- Da8 8erbGr pe8 SemmeS, @pmman=
bettr Der Qlabana, miro, pte man perntmmt,
IN eini9en 3agen ~anfan9en. Sic nGtbige1
2euoen Inb IN bet Stabt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-22

Oas Sotal fanIt rtdt atge9eben fperbe1, ba
piele GereiHe nod lttdt Die 8ert4te etn9elaupt
babet.
Die Ginna6nlen be8 SunbeS tetrugeh s864.88
bic Nus9aben $478.5 SO, bIeiGt alp en l1eberl9nB
BON 1886. 80.
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Nennert'S WeffanratiOn
unb
SimirYn &9Ec41.
rsasDE~-S7s1
s--.--r-

Der llrterjettnete t~sradrt9t Ct fetne 5reunbe ur6 bds
Subit nm. ed6 Ct onS SdplDr SutIDtug, SIR. 60
ID 5assttshr. e~epadtst nno zine DETERMINATION etfer Glafe,
nebn 9 4 ar Ca on etneeri9 ct bot.
Dat @tablifeneut " .rb am NRpnta5, ben %. tte les, ctSf'
net mstfen.
Snbfm i'd fir Ste ~ttsteriae gatrpnage tanfe, bite i'd
ddtun3sSOl ntr Bite ftIbe aud iii 3utuft 3u epbalten.
(fa6ml) Robert Henntrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-22

9~Sprlamane Mmseioe.

%~SDElQWV1e A15et9e+
Ser % afbtnGtDn ngerbunb beebrt f6
tttren 6%reunten. lprte benz ~6eebrten publttum BITE ~ergebene
Nnjet5e 5u MAIDEN, bQB CT am III . n tae n 5. e
b. u r .. S. In Der MetrpPplttan Sale etnen
Nt a 8fen@Sd III Deranffai ten Dtro.
ytdbeteS IN ipatern ~9tnjetsen.
Uam9) Da$ r9n8ements &c
1eue Gr0fnnnG.
Uletnen aeebrten greunben .nnb rem pubtfunt made Id
Htermtt te &n3tt8e, beB Id ntetn neuss 9orbier.@e t.
Id t GpnraFenb ben so. DeSembtr. er6nntt babe unS
rsein eifrt, as q f eben mite fstr bem 9ublitant lter,
bauPt pie ietnffe SeRtenua9 au t6 IN. 81.
So. 457 s Str. nabe g 5trnBe
totdn-89tf eegenuter Ter @snsrat gDf.OfFee.
0trmamja 6eucr Gcrii6crun0o Gpmp
go 4 Dal Str, glsp Sort.
8aar Capital 100000,
SU8nG aa9L aub @orrisue, 81: 9tIssr
Ger. 8teepratbent. 9Faifrsnt.
--a+@
s. O2gblits90su 8, Sen. N9t.,
g}c. 30 Wartet Space, 5ptihen z. uno 8. Str,
Waf6tngtOn, g tbei16-)
@aceets mno Gstoz 8efDrDerun9 na6
europa.
Gsr unteraeidnese seiBt bierrit rem @u6fifunt an. tas
e. 6t Nefntur iur gadete Gefe,r pao gSnsdasiste son unr
bat nne ale @ufraes prEmft beiOresn NJ rb.
SGhp @epree Stpf.
Qffite So. 400 g Giraffe giprtb lwlfden 8 unb 8 gDef.
(De3l9-1gt) IS ~fbtuatpn, .. Is.
s:Ssa g&iGiGtn Iqu 9pfei.
408 uno 40 pennlpIpania auenue,
sDtl@en ~ un6 Ctr. u dfGtngtDn, DeG, II
S%srbunten nit tinem
Wcitt, Eager 8icf uub SDlter Solpn.
Dtefes burG mebtfaGe 0eranberuneen I'm teutiGem Stple
etneeti6tete 6ptel ~tnrnttten BET Statt bietet ben 8etfenben
Bite epmfprtabeIlte Mufnabme. Gal3M
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GCncOrOin.

Die 3atlune Ser 3infen Ser L. Aftien. Serte fir brn 8ett,
ranm pom L. Suit bis 81. Tea. 1855 tesinnt am W4Untas,
is Sanuar 1866. Die Snbaber BON Mttten btef r Serie
merle besbdIb erll6t IN zen Stun6en Don 10 lbr Nbenbs
tire 3'nicn Ia Der Office Oes Supertntenbenten tn Gnptang
gu nebmen, ba Bis gum 81. bS. bic 8Iter sefhlpfsn werben
mi6en. uItusStef6
(idi3-31N GPfr
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8enefs Ser grau M1tmra 2Odb.

Srau @ltnna &od, bic 70 dGl9etneit betteb
te &iinl Ierin, Bat li6 su tbrer AM ndGftel
8rettag tattFneenpm 8enef8ppritslluna De-
Mitwirtun9 bes 9errn Qaub, Der aCen 8elu
Gern beS SurnertbeaterS Ieiner @epte9entei
pesen betannt 1T, oerli@ert; ebenlo bat IL,
Der @Ditor Der Columbia, Serr Nfar Gp6n:
betm, ietne Nfitbilfe DerlprpAeu.
@epenfen mir nun nod ceS IAGnen Stifei
Der tref1t6en 9eiltuneen Der GOncprota~Sb ea
ter Sc e1lAaft, Der neuen DefOrationen &C.
70 fGTnnen mir nt9t umbtn, paSDubltfum bar.
auf aufmerflam gut maGen, baB Die 8enef5=
ber 6rau &o6 etne bG6lt selut-
gene unp interelIante tperDen ptrp.
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J(eu0 0n3etgen.
SODeS=Mn3eide.

AVCE0zI1t3el9e+
Samfos, 20. Sdnuar, &6enbs sptI8en 9 unb 10 utr Ser.
f6ieb mad furlfm FetrenA s . b a II I'D. y pGtanb t i'm
AIter 1pn rs S1tren.
Sreunne unb SetInnte, Defenders feline Ra6HenoF ii, Ste
9trlen Nfufttr. fnb adtunsSUOlR etnseiaben, be II Besrdb.
II 8, Weltea . enfas Na6mi tag 2llbr BON iet' CT Wpbnung,
ISL Sf Niaet lontrr aus ndttft Atet, bet5IrDbnen.
tmp6t) Die trduernbe @dtttn.
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Or. Xhep0pr 81. N.ef.

Dr. GbeOoOr 81. N;ef.
Ra6Ssm t& nod 4Hiabriesr Dienit,stt mstAe Sttne ais
ArBt tn Der Der. st Armse ntsber8fle9t ha6e, biete tt Zen,
eeebren gubltfum a,ier meine Otsnfe an unb empltble
nt6 fur one 3peiee bar 9etltunbe.
Sf7ce fir j2bt i'm 9duie netreS 2aterS 10 Ngr6 Gbenfr.
@pse6 unpen: Metsen8 7-9 ubt, gtaGmttta95 IL
uni MbenbS 60 rbr.
! kl22tln3mtl Qr. &hepbpr d. Ntef
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GrnRer Qnnm !

nMHffSs Weinen 8rsunten iUwte rem 0eeb ten gubtitum
&lE@ FUR s%r8etenhsn an3et8r, ba5 tb am Uleuta9 %. Sl.
nuar etncn lu erben Gun6 aufti Ell werSe. pDbel te au
erprrbt werien fann. gu 3dbiretG nj Seiu3 la0,t ~erBe5enft
Elm Bouts Mutb,
(fanto) IA u. 9agfr.
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t%rofst fdbttett, 'babnr6 ssrnntabt iptrbtn. ben
Saol 81 b%erIafet. @arltin bic 8inber Der Sdtt'
le, nit benen bc9 ei9e1tlid baS CONCERT reranftals
tet mar, ft9 trcoer bnr6 @eian9 nod 8prtrdge bDs
rem lteBer, 1T ulls .nidt befanlt. Gppiel mir III
@rfabrung 9ebradt baben, lie9t bic S6uIb nidt
on Dem 2ebrer; irbefn er feline GOrbereitunget ge>
troffeu bate. MeIielt S6nlO mar eS Derg8unl9
Der @lteru unb ~iOnfti9eu 3ubBrer mar, audi bic
Submitting Der S9ule III ipIfe1 @pn5erten tpabre
zlteblneu. G.
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sln Mtla1cnte mn0 Mu0ere4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fMMYas Wleinsn S-eunten unb @Sunern tierntt bt. erse
llA4 bente @r5'tge, bak Id bic BON Qrn Sarttn biSher
8, fubr { 10 rtbl2uff So. 8 Sf 9Ombar ar, hpernpmmen
babe uO WtUnt 9, %. Sauna, mi e'nem eel faten Gund, err
ptnen mfrte. 9irf6btaten' S1uertrdut nnb t1s tie beutf4e
3un9e Itebt icl aufl trdgen merren as6 an q TEN Bier
lpa IS nt6t teblen 6pnmt aiip Nue, BITE SIR mutfel q uno
beiaten feth, Is min @nd NIT SpetIe II. Grant srauifen
tt9me) peter 3tugsbprf, Mgt.
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Golfstbeater lit Der Surnbaae.


tSeute Nbenb entlpridt ba8 SbeaterzG pntnittee
Der Srrnbaae ben a~lieitigen @itnlden bas Ylt6>
lifum5, inDem e8 baS pra6tppne biItpr. @emdlee
,,gine fete Surg lit infer @Ott' bon @rtbur
Wiiiller mieberbOlen Lift. Oa8 Stitf bat am
5reitag abeno 70 9%efallel, bab mir ben Seiu6ern
be8 SurnertbeaterS rl1r ratben fTnne11, reAt SeitiQ
sl erideiner, weln ie quite YlGse erbalten mol
len.
Der &esie nib ben Wiitgliebern gebiibrt fir bic
in Der lebten 3eit 9weleifteten gtppitdten fir 8altis
more cine 9rpbe Grerfennul8 lab Der 0art be8
Publlfunl8.
GnueerH Der TleetfraBe-S 9ule.
0as Dbi8e Concert, peldes am lebtet 6rsitdg
in Der BroaDwdp Saa f~tattfaub, 8in9 obnt GtDs
ring Dor lt9. Die bon Dem Baltimore 2iebers
FRANC ppr9etra9ene1 Yiecen, nIr1li6: Ser Scean.
2. Sa5 Stituoden, Quartet, 3. &rieger6or, 4.
Oas @npblibet unb 5. Der 8.Ylalm mnrbe1 iebr
gut ar8geflbrt. Dem Director, YrOfe1ior 81.
Qeni9op, mus ipegen Der Yrdcilion ltlD Der 9us
ten Durdfibr1ng allies Sob 9eSol1t werben. 9ie
apel Scertitretl, (SnItrumental = 0flitD fanoen
grpbe1 Nnflaug unD algemetnen 8eifaQ. Q(nh
rer @bor Der Gamalitr. Stride, inter Direction
pe8 Sperm Slei6, tpelder lang: Wett I'M MID Der,
0eu Pialm % nno Irs Der s. Oiaipns NlttbOmS,
%leiItetet III leller Nrt 9enug; e5 idienen ie0ed) ln@
ter Den Wtdnnerltlml1lel eilll9e @ufdn9er ber&uult
81 ieiu,
Im mcilte1 Nuflan9 fatlben aber bic Splrs, ges
lun9eu BON Or. Q4inopart unb BON Olabome
BiHpmart. Ser gaiiO Colo bes @riteren geftel
Ieiner flangooOen Stinlrne we9en 70, buB er i'm
pieberbole1 muBte. Der Sp9ran SplO Der 0tue
oarne @inbmart mar alls9eiei6net; ana fe murbe
ourd @pplal1pireH 9~e1Stbi9t, iRre fla19oDlle ruo
~6ieglane Stinlrne gum 5weltell W}ale bDren GIT lals
len. Die Defamation, ipeIde zines Der Wtitglie.
Der be8 Baltimore 2ieberfran5e8 ais SutermeS;o
aab. bdtte. pbaleid fe nit BOILER Muffafiuna pore
Wlpnardieu 8e5u9 bate, luterbleiben %iollelt, tn
Dem eiuige 3ubSrsr, welGe ftd wabri9einli6 &c.
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batttn anpsrben laIen l,nO Itahber 5u befsr.
tiren periudter, - fam beute gu gnbs. Die
3eugensQuSiageh ielsn gu @unfsn Mercer's
aus unp er ptrp Notwithstanding f~reiselprU9en
tperben.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-01
Feb 22dti
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

JACKSON, MISS, I
April 81, 1866
The attention of the members of the
Boards of County Police is hereby directed
30 the following extract from
AN ACT
To provide for the support of wounded and
disabled soldiers, and for the support and
education of INDECENT children of deceased
soldiers, and the relief of INDECENT families
of this State. Approved, November 2l'
1865;
be the duty of the members of the boards of
county police, to return a list of destitute
disabled Confederate or State soldiers, re-
siding within their respective beats who
are destitute of the means of support, on or
before the first day of March next, and the
assistance required by each of said persons
which said reports shall be filed in the pro
bate clerks office, a copy of which shall be
| Immediately filed by said clerk, in the office
| of the Auditor of Public Accounts and shall
constitute the basis for pro rata distribution
| of the fund, provided for in the first section
| of this act for the present fiscal year Pro
,,ided That said fund shall be used by the
hoards of county police, for the support OF
! INDECENT families of their respective coun
ties. if, in their opinion the necessities shall
REQUIRE it for the present year; ana, prorided
| further, that this act shall not apply to pau
| DerS who are now pTONIOCu iCA W INV
About the Goth February last, copy Of
the above act was mailed by the Auditor tc
the President of the Board of Police o.
| the various counties of the State UP tt
| this date, am informed that reports IRON
| only six counties have been made TO INT
| Auditor of Publicsaceounts
The second section of the above act pro
| vides that the Auditor shall make the DIS
tribution within twenty days alter TN
| fiscal year, annually The fiscal year closes
annually on the 36th of April 1t is con
| fdently expected that nearly sixty THOUSAND
dollars wilt be in the State treasury by thu
LIST lof May next, to be distributed unde
said act II is nv desire that the same shall
| be distributed according to the intention
| the act, and / urge upon the Boards 0
Police of the different counties the necessIt.
day Of Nav next, in order that the distribu
ton may be made.
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS,
April 22d&w2. Gov. of Mississippi.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-01
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CAA@A4ehAf@
Our dates from New Orleans are to the Both
pc We give a summary of the quotations,
nnd the condition of the market in leading
articlesi
COTTON-Market unsettled sales $50
palesi no quotations
SUGAR-Retail sales at 7al0c " 10
|br inferior; 11G13c for common to good
,ommon 14al5c for fair to fully fair; 1540
5fc for prime and 169164c for choice
MOLASSES-Sales Of Cuba at 40045c
Y gallon.
4 FLOUR-sales of $500 bbls. at SO OO0e rs
b. superfne and $40 97t914 so W Dbl. for
CoRS1saies of 2lOo sacks at 81 O5
. ] ~ - bush
oATS-sales of 1900 sacks at 57a6Oc p
bush
BRAN-sales of 800 sacks at 81 40 y
200 lbs.
PORK-sales at $50 p Dbl.
BACON-Shoulders bic; ribbed sides
Pc clear do 18c.; sugar-cured hams %oe
LARD-Dealers asking 19c for prime
p tierces, and 2lc. ~ fb in kegs.
COFFEE-Last quotations 25f026c T. ID
currency, for ordinary to prime Rio.
SUNDRIES-Goshen Butter, 65c.i fV ID.
Western 35040c Western Cheese, 20023c.
English dairy, &c. ~ fb.; Star Candles, full
weight, 2iG25c; short weight 1870 1850. q
2; Starch, 60I2c., Soap 100l5c ID ID.
sAIT-In lots 81 75G$1 go for coarse; 81 IS
Psl 80 per bushel for fine.
WHlSKEY.-The market very dull, only
Jo66ing trade at 81 290Ss IS ~ gallon fol-
bAGGING-Active and in very good de
land. Dealers obtaining at retail &c. u
ara IN bales, and 254c. in rolls.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-01
THE DAILY CLARION

r. a notice of the concert to be
given by the ladies of Jackson for the
benefit of the Episcopal Church will
be found in another column. Some
Of the best amateur talent Of the State
will assist the ladies of this city in
their effort to give an attractive enter
tainment for this noble object Two
concerts will be given at the City
Hall in the room at present appropri-
ated to the use of the Episcopal
Church, the first Thursday and the
other Friday night. Considering the
benevolent purpose to which the pro-
ceeds are to be devoted we hope to
see a full house
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SERvANTIEUR's COMPOUND
FInId Extract Bearberry,

Prepared according to experienced Physicians
views for all diseases OF the Kidneys. Bladder Pros
tr3te Gland and Urethra-whether acute or chronic
affecting male or female. For retention and non
retention Of Urine imperfect and deranged secre-
ton Of the Kidneys, producing thick or milky
urine, deposit of sediments, gravel weak back,
especially when aTsing from excesses, effects of
early indscretion habits of dissipation elect,
Laucorrhel, wakefulness, paid countenance evil
forebodings sc. This preparation is compound
of Cubebs, Juniper Berries, Buchu Pipsissaway
and Mateo in a concentrated form Ask your
Physician about it. Price large bottles only 81 90.
Our other preparations which are prepared with
equal ability and skill may be relied upon in all
cases where such remedies are required are as
FLOWS:
Dromgoole g. Co.'S Lung Balsam.
Dr. Dromgoole's Red DiarrhRa Remedy.
DrOmgOOle & Cos Dysentery Compound,
Sevantieurs Phloridzene Stomach Bitters
De La Rockies Pile Salve.
DR. j. Parham's Indian Salve.
DrOmgoOle & Cos Vegetable Antbllhous RIls
De La Rockies Liver Pills.
DR.. j. Parham's Eye Water.
Call our Agent and procure a circular and read it
r-Y~For sale by Druggists and Merchants.
p. DRoMGOoLE & CO.; Proprietors
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
4I2 Main St, Memphis, Tenn
BUCK, BAILEY & CO. ARE Agents for Jackson Mis-:
MosBY, RICHARDS & CO., Canton, Miss.
Feb 24d6w3n
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nsrMessrs. Emmich & Simon YES

Ez5- Nessrs. Emmich & Simon yes
teriay evening very politely invited
the Clarion office to visit their saloon
and partake of their iced water"
with ct ceteras The invitation was
accepted unanimously, and the enter
tainment left only one regret-which
was also manimous-that the estab-
lishment was not a few hundred yards
.furthernorth.
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DE LA ROCKIES
q HE Kim d /.

A never failing Remedy for all forms OF Chills
CLuls and Fever, Dumb Chills, Intermittent Re
mittent and Bilious Fever Periodical Headache
Neuralgia, pain and aching of the Joints and limbs
general debility cold chilly sensations, and all com
plants of maiarious origin. Produces no unpleas-
antteelings about the head can be administered to
infants and can be relied upon IN the longest stand
ing cases TO be found and the cure il permanent
III md lnLl. ct
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G9-On q recent visit to St. Louis,
we stopped at Barnum's Hotel We
can recommend it to those who visit
that city, as every way deserving
patronage is one Of the best ar
ranged and most comfortable Hotels
IN die west
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DE La LOOKE'S
Constitutional Monarch.

Being happy combination Of Stiliingia Yellow
Dock, SHsapariila BurdOCk and IOdide of Potash,
for all impurities Of the blood, skin diseases and
eruptions Scrotiula, Rheuuatisn Syphilis in all its
varied forms and stages, Camp Itch, letter, Scald
head Glandu'ar swelliDgs and TumOrs, Boils,
Ulcers, Old Sores. Botches and pimples the face
Of very young mer hereditary taiuts and all dis
eases requiring Alternative treatment. Price 81 80
per bottle
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Latest Commercial and Financial.
NEW YORK, April 28.-Cotton CLOS
d hrmer and very quiet at 32@33c.
Honey easy at 4@5 p cent. Sterling
1change 1.0Sa. Gold closed 1881.
government stocks shade easier.
ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-Flour and
ne neat firm and unchanged mess pork
70 90; bacon higher and heavy
fansactions; shoulders 124c.; clear
Pdes II to gle whisky 81 10.
CNcTENATI, April 2S.-Flour and
rhent quiet and unchanged. Corn
nyanced &c. Oats Ate. Whisky
2 %. Pork s2s so. Lard 201c.
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NEW ORLEANS.
No . ~ Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

a correct knowledge and short inspection OF vii
& Gibbs Machines viii dispense all prejudice.
The stitch made by Wilcox q Gibbs Sewing Ma
chimes is stronger and more beautiful than hand
sewing
Wilcox & Gibbs Machine will sew, hem, fell
braid tuck gather, quilt cord and embroider, viii
perfect satisfaction. Please call and examine.
Wilcox & Gibbs Machines are repaired and war
ranted at no ST. CHARLES STREET,
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TIM BEST AND SAFEST STnGULANT.-The
BED Jacket Bitters are free from all acidities
Usually found in ordinary TONES and
atomach bitters Of the present day. They
pr made from sound and fresh material;
nothiug that is not entirely wholesome and
healthy enters into the composition of them
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AT a late meeting of the New York
Chamber of Commerce, the executive
committee reported that the Southern
States were generally acknowledging
their Indebtedness contracted prior to the
war
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Bg-We invite attention to the ad
Fertisemeut of the Willard Hotel.
louisville, which appears in our paper
To-day 1t is a frst-class hotel, ana
entirely worthy public patronage
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DE- Inc laIat ulsease among hOlaeS
and mules along the Mississippi river
is said to have attacked only those
that had been fed upon imported corn
LE~ Our friends who visit Cmcin-
nat will find the Spencer House an
excellent and comfortable IA otel No
better accommodations can be had in
The city while the charges are quite
Reasonable Nh 5. Johnson, at one
time senior proprietor Of the Bulnet
House is connected with the "Spen-
Ger and Is as polite and accommodate
ting as ever There is no better house
b. the city add those who stop there
pill not regret it