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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-16

The Fenian Congress, lat Troy, tabled
a resolution thanking Gen Banks for
his neutrality resolution.
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City Health Report.

MAYORS OFFICE, JACKSON, MISS,
September 18th, 1o66.
Editor Clarion There is now but one
case Of cholera in the city: slight attack
and recovering. By order,
GEO. A SMYTHE, City Clerk.
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From Rev. G. NJ EvERHARr, in thee.

From Rev. q. NJ EvERHART, in the p
Intelligencer, Charlotte, n. G., March l@i1
"ALGEBRA-ADAPTED, ETC.-We u
depted to the author for copy Of tnLs "! I. Z
! bic treatise. We have looked through
! some degree of care, and unhesitatla- (
/ nOunce il the best Algebra for selg
ever saw. In years gone by, we e.-,. 7.
/ Mathematics; and claim still rl2lt Y
/ for or against Mathematical pubilrdlul..
! Xamined the book as teacher, ana W..
! editor. The features to which We Hu'-
! attracted, were ,a.~
Ist. The progressive character o. y. I
| tiSe. Not that every cementar! VIZ.
! science is otherwise than progress, z IA
mean that from the mereSt rudmtnI$
| thor develops each principle by earl! y h
those preceding. In plain words, even I.
so fashioned, that the next Is reacHea :,
sheer necessity. The pupil Is forctstit =
constantly accumulating principles WIZ WIN
he Is made familiar. This is done, " u
pie references in connection with ever
preceding truths and demOnstratlohs' az,
The next feature particularly atlISor
the simplicity of language and eAla nv 4
clearness of style. The definitions az 80
numbered with obscurities and "OsuiI -
The idea Is always conveyed Win 0s
rectness that must commend itSelI 10 ~ ..-1s,
Gator. All the demonstrations ana ~ NJ.
as we'll as the definitions, are perspioO''
not ''far-fetched.' ..rs
A Sd feature that we like, is the ARA li y,
One fact follows the other in natuI'i, :, - q
tive order. AS an Algebraic treatise, - n
the whole ground of that portion ta .Izro,.55
Schools and Academies more loa
scientifically and practically thah 'D'
work known to us. rtr
The work is admirably got up, by lo s7
Morton-a noble and true man, as W.
first-class publisher
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1.-THE Fenian Congress, which adj
journed on the 9th, they elected Col.
Roberts President of the Senate, and
J. w. Fitzgerald Speaker of the
House, Gen. Sweeney was deposed as
Secretary of War. Gen. O'Neil was
made Inspector General of the Irish
Republican Army, and Col. Bailey
h'ef Military Organizer.
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PREsBYsERIAN CHURcH.-Rv. Mr..
Hunter having returned to the city,
will preach at this church tbs morn
ing. There win be no preaching at
night until further notice.
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zen. Wood has sold the New York
Wsto the proprietors of the Sun
mercury, for 100000.
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Army Records.

RLANKS for the preparation of Mississippi
- Company Rolls. can always be had ON APP
plicatlon to the undersigned. The survivors
OF Mississippi commands, in the Confeelerate
service, are earnestly requested to co-operaf IL
the collection of mateIial for full and
Record of the part taken by our Staten
late war. J. l.. POWER,
sep6dtf. Supt Army Recorf
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Watch and pray that ye enter not into tempta-
ton. St Matthesv.
lis one thing to be tempted
Another thing to fall"-ShakspedTs.
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And all eruptions of the skim the SALVE is
most invaluable. 1t does not heal externally
alone, but penetrates with the most seaching
effects to the very root of the evil !
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Copies of any OF theabove works WI snd .che'
by mail, postage paid, to teachers s"t 70 iHu'
officers, for examination with wv Us all l
duehon. Specially .fdUora6te te e,,e invited
made to such parties, and they az hers
correspond freely with the Pupllsi'''
Our books are for sale ID qe''by ). 2
STEVENS Il SEYMOUR. Common S1 hss,
GoETZEL, Magazine ST., by D.. !. RANpAssss
PUTNAM / MALONE. and I. 81, :. s on niss
Mobile. Ala !; by EYRIcH d CO., ,la acoS,"hoat p
and by booksellers generally thio'
South. ,,1r 4 co,
:. JOHN T. MIN Louisville, By
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NEW ADVERTISE ENTS.
Board aated.

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Il Legislature, for a member of the Senate
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Apply to j. L. Power, at this office.
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JUNE /. 1866.
DIR. MAGGIEL:-I take my pen to write you
of my great relief and that the awful pain in
my side has left me at last-thanks to your
medicine. Oh. Doctor, how thankful am that
enough. | thank you again and again and am
sure that you are really the friend of all suher-
erS. ! could not help writing TO you, and hope
you will not take it amss. JAS. IEBS,
A n
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"OFFICE OF SUPr. OF PUB. ScI 9se
New Orleans. June 10, lcVN

OfflCE Or SUIT. Ot 1bB' GSi..5sg
New Orleans, June 10, loo[ "a
VIM. Evelyn, Esq My Dear ST. vi, ~
examined, at different times, and WIN "a
cradle care, Towne's Arithmetic, . 81
which you were kind enough to SEMI ni ,., Iag
opinion it is one Of the best school booAs
met with. In the arrangement of is l ii h
the clearness of its definitions of gene.
cipEes, and in the character of the eXanBB
illustrate those principles--in its ADM. m
tionale-in its size, finish, and in 81 ta,sa
ments ola text book OH Arithmetic fol ~ y a
diate and Grammar Schools. it seems
possess unusual excellence. a,si.ns
Can you inform me if the author g i.sTss
prepare series of textbooks on AIllIligg
With primary and second part cm roalii
present work part third, the series eboos
well adapted for use in the Public -
New Orleans and other cities.
Yours truly, rrRs
Supt p. S, New wv
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From A. d. MCNOY and =. l.. Dan
Principals Of Classical school, Columbus
THE Readers are not surpassed by mr
lished, being composed Of the choicest anil
appropriate selections, interesting to d
pill, and free fIOm any objections. Thr
just the books to place in the hands d
Southern pupils
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BASIL w. KE,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
SO WEST End STREET,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

E1 Large Cash or Produce advances made
on consignmenss of Cotton.
u Orders for Plantation Supplies solicited.
sep9dlm.
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From b. +. LARRABEE. President Of G
bus Female Institute
81 have adopted Buffers Grammarsu
ler's Goodrich Readers, published by
house. | give them the preference OIL
others, and hope they will be generally
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-16

The Vermont State election has
been carried by the neutrality-suspicious.,
and by majority of five thousand;
more or less, over that of last year, and
upon very full vote. The radicals
of course are jubilant. They proclaim
that ''this triumph cannot be overesti-
mated" that their gains show that
"iastead of being demoralized" they
care strengthened by Mr.. Johnson's
course" and that this result in Yer
mont is {" an indication of the entire
canvas throughout the North.
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NOfiCe.

rrHF copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. o. stevens Il ID. W. Hughes, inthe
Jackson Foundry and Machine shop, is M lr1 n
w Hng6es having very important business III
another state. that he cannot neglect, mas
withdrawn. The business in future, VIII DE
carried ON as in former years. by y: .: stevens;
who will collect all claims due salu hriii' an"
f'' "'' j. STEVENS,
sont 11d1Ot ID. W. HUGHES.
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Sunday : September Is, 1866

OUR AGENTS IN NEW 0RLEASs.-Messrs Wharton
:: d. aandeIih Messrs Tar1rew & Thompson, and
In9ul4s hicIhtyfe are our Agents in New Orleans
and are alone authorized to solicit and contract for
advertising for the Clarion in that cty
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ROBT. ALEXANDER. JAS. ALEXANDER.
ALEXANDER e. BRO,
NJ ARIPOSA STEAM planning AND
1tA Saw Mills. Door, Sash and Blind Fac
tory, Nos, 80. 81, %, 65 and 81 ST. Joseph
Street, between Tchoupitoulas and New Leyee
Streets.
Wood Turning and Scroll Saving to order.
Mouldings, Tongue, Grooved and Squar Edge
Flooring, Sheathing and Shelving, Dressed
Panel stuff, Wheel Arms, Filling, Buckets and
Circles, Deck and Stage Plank, Nosing. Gun
wales, &C.. Gum and Hickory. Mahogany.
Black Walnut, Spruce, White Pine, Cypress,
Juniper, Oak, Ash, Poplar, Yellow Pine, Sc
All orders promptly attended to and shipped
when required.
G5 Post Office Box 2166. sep13d3m.
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"SUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE
Principals Office,
MAY q, lsi

John Z. Morton e Co.-Gentlemem
ceived, about ten days ago, copy Of Ida
Arithmetic, accompanied by request !
you, that should give the work carei-I
animation. | havejust finished reading
am much pleased with it. If had reea
before publishing our course OF study lG9
term, should have adopted it as the y
metic of this institution. 1t is my int
to introduce it after next term, and haP
see it in every school in the country Whit
next year. THOs. ;. GATHBl5D
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-16

From Rev. JOHN HUNTER, SuperiHs
Public Schools. jackson:
1.-The trustees of the public school,
meeting some days ago, and decided ua
ously to Introduce the series of Readers
by Noble Butler. as the best within tlcrn
edge. They will be introduced, toSdag
Buffers Grammars, ut the beginning Of
session"
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-16

NegrOes Aiming In New Work.
The Crisis in Mexican Affairs.
United ates ImpIored TO Interfere.
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L. BREWER. t. DUGGAN. II. L. HOPPER
L. BREWER 81 CO.,
- ENERAL COMMISSION MERCH ANTS
~ for the sale of Cotton and Country Pro
duce; also. Grocers and Dealers in Northern
and Western Goods
No. So Cor. Commerce and st. Louis st.
II LIZ. ALA.
Orders promptly attended to. sep6d1y
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VIZ item for the clarion.l
A GEN PITT;
UNKNOWN DEVOTION
CHAPTER XIII.

BY MISS C. coRINSE LESTER.
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Notice to Land owners.

II EXPECT to 60 North the first of October,
i and will undertake to sell limited num-
Der of frst-elass upland and valley planta-
tons.
Parties desiring 10 sell, can write me either at
jackson or Grenada and send full and fair
description of their lands. the character of the
improvements, condition of the fencing, &c, &c
Give the numbers OF the land, and state the
price and terms of payment.
sep4d&wlm. VIM. L. WlIIIERS.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

AnOtncr Bogus bureau story Nailed
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This is to certify that l was discharged from
the army with Chronic DiarrhGa, and Lave been
cured by DIR. NaggieFs Pills
WILSON HARVEY,
New York, April /, 1866. - Pitt Street.
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81 had no appetite; MaggiePs Pills gave me
hearty one"
''Your Pills are marvelous''
81 send for another box, and keep them in
the house,
"Dr. Maggicl has cured my headache that
was chronic"
Il gave half of one of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
well in day
''My nausea of a morning is now cured"
"Iour box Of MaggiePs SaIve cured me of
noises in the head. l rubbed some of your
Salve behind my ears, and the noise left
Send two boxes, l want one for a poor
family
81 enclose dollar, your price is % cents, but
the medicine to me is worth dollar"
''Send me five boxes of your Pills"
Let me have three boxes of your Pills by
seturn MALL
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From THOMAS s. GATHRIGHr, Pm
Summerville Institute
"The Goodrich Readers, edited by
Butler. and Buffers Grammars. have BE-
amined by Professor John NJ. Puttick an
self. and we have no hesitation inproneu
them good books-all you say Of them q
your house publishes of them. They v
adopted as textbooks in this institute,
am particularly pleased with the sixth R
for the use of advanced classes in school
academies. Ir
one lesson in the Fifth Reader, worth the
of full set. | allude to the one on news
advertisements.
THOMAS 5. GATHRIG
April II, 1866.
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The President at Baltimore.

IMPOSING DEMONSTRATION
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Mr.. Sewards Convalescing.
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s O Nj HING N K w
UNDER THE SUN.
A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.

Nj Let the Suffering and Diseased read the
following.
NE Let all who have been given up by Doc
tors, and spoken o. as incurabe, read the fol-
lowing.
N1fs- Let all who can believe facts, and can
have faith in evidence, read the following.
H NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES
In entS, That, on this, the Twentieth day of
June. in the year of our Lord, One thousand
Eight Hundred and SiXty-SiX, personally came
Joseph lIaydrick to me, known such. and
being duly sworn, deposed follows: THAT
he Is the sole general agent for the United States
and dependencies thereof for preparations or
medicines known as DR. Maggiefs Pills and
Salve. and that the following certificates are
verbatim copies to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
~ JAMES SMEITRE.
SEALA Notary Public,
Wv Wall Street, New York.
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UNHE ABOVE BOOKS ARE pprv,
Il Electrotyped and Bound in ~ ~
kentucky. Their mechanical i,.sn lr,''
eXcelled by any books Of the III
published in the United States. AMI /.
comparison with any books in exist,~s
CARDS the quality ofmatter they cont,;,
are being rapidly adopted into Scbne'.
parts of the south. As evidence Of NJ
ton in which they are held. we append J,
the endorsements recently re, eiyed
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PUBLICATIONS
THE AMERIC.,.

COMMON SCHOOL PRIMER
90 Pages, IS mo. clos
The New Goodrich Series of R,.t.,
By Noble Butler, Loui,,a.
Buffers Introductory Gramm
By SoSsla
Buffers Practical Grammar,
By Sosl,B
To1vne's Arithmetic,
BY P. \. Towne, Nod.
! Toyne's Algebra,
By ?. A. Towne, Nosr.
Key to Toyvne's Algebra,
Buffers Common school Speak,
Bronson's EIOcution.
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From VIM. 5. YOUNG, Principal W
Female Seminary, Nicksburg:
Il have no hesitation in saying that
opinion the Goodrich Readers are det
superior TO all other similar publication
which l am acquainted, and this opia
backed " their use in my school in pref
to all rivals"
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From Rt. Rev. W. NJ. GREEN. r..
Mississippi, Columbus;
II am greatly pleased with the Reader.
am glad to see nothing of that pecu.f
which has generally distinguished >u3
cations from the Northern press"
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From I. \. URNER, President Miss
College, Clinton
I'VE have been using the Goodrich $,
Readers, six in number, in our prepr
department for some Years, and ara
pleased with them
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From Rev. J. b. HAMBERLIN, Primo,
Meridian Female College:
Il have been using your series Of Goo
Readers, edited by Noble Butler. also B.
English Grammars, and | find them pr.
entity adapted to our course of education
State"
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A. GHISNOLD n CO.
Corner of Canal and Royal St..
NEW ORLEANS,
(Old firm of Hyde & Goodrich.)
NSTABLISHED in New Orleans - years,
IA Importers of Watches. Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silver Ware, Cutlery. Guns and PiStoltS.
The largest stock in the South. sepl6d6m
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POR CUTANEOUs DISEASES

Have Over 400 Such Testimonials
As this, but want of space eompels me to con-
clude.
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TEXAS.

c. Impkins, Wauls Legion, 1sBattallion,
died July 4.
William Hollerman, Co. A, Walls Legion,
ID Battalion, died July 6.
John Flipean, Co +, Waul's egion, LIST
Battalion, died June %
Sergeant John Handson, COD, Waul's
Legion, died June 20.
Dorsey Young, Co. b, Warrl's Igion, died
June 16.
S. Behnes, Co A, Wants. Lrion, died
June 9.
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n. A. Marks, Co. A, Heavy Artery, died
July %.
jeremiah Hurley, Co. C, 6lsteg't, died
June -.
David X. Wall, Co. G, Goth eg't, died
June -.
Riley Shelton, Co. B., cd reg died June
4th
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KENT, THOmAE - CARTER,

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OF AND DEALERS IN
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Agent for F. ". DEVoE Il Co, New York.
brilliant Coal Oil. &c sep16d1y
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have faith in evidence, read the following.
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hsqt sbtsts that the Southern States are at
PRESENT flooded with counterfeit United
States notes, National Bank notes, and frac-
tionsl currency Of every denomination. In
one Of tho Southern cities Treasury agent
recently round that about ons-hah Of the
currency used by the merchants and traders
was counterfeit. "A postmistress in one Of
the Southern States recently returned to the
Treasury S42.50, which she had received
from the sale Of internal revenue stamps, and
upon examination $40 Of the amount was
detected as spurious. Similar cases are oc-
curing daily. 'az'