davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-01-23

A"A%AAAe NJ PnAu74 H 0f1&s
Our readcEr will remember That about the time
When Col J: L hsneock was IN command Of Camp
FL. under The last general order Tor draft. many
SonplAlnts WEE naada in consequence OF the Al
legged retnaa BY hum 10 turn over rte bonnt'cs TO
s9ma o. the men who had enlisted, h's lispoalnK
o. nc money for Other purpores. Numerous !etieIs
Torn aodrt*sed to The TnrBrsE on the fuo!eeI
eome o. which werc explained and o!here passed
Gsef. II Will b Eccn BY tho following le,iee tnat
f9e complaints r'cre without foundation. That Col
Hancock hza done hIr duty in the matter. having
kept 4 fuli sccounf of the money and placed the
fund ut he disporal Of the s:ate Government We
arc happy 10 fe able to publish the lett.r hy which
the public wl rre that 'he money has been properly
accounted for and rightly disposed Of VS. By
Meve the uupcye here spoken Of were left in Col
H1neock'r bands ny descE&csA:
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 10.
Col, John l.. Hancock, Chicago, ILL.,:
DEAn sra: Your letter Of JAn, IL, cncloting cef.
t1fcatc OF acpostt The hanklrg house Q! Solomon
Siurccs' Sons. for SIS wa. handed to me yes
tcrday. A. toon as can do 60 ] shall make this
fund ayatlnhle for the benefit Of the uhnota SOL
dteFs' OFphans' Home. In tbe meantime shall mAlcn
special deposit Of IN the oice Of The Treasurer
Of Tho state and hope this may hE the pubic be re-
Farded as thc tesi diepo.ftion 10 be made Of
the fund. go.
Very respectfully YOUR,
(SICned) r. J. Os1EapT, Govcruos.
, 1866-01-23
sah.scSstes City Coilector.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ CooK, City Of Chicago, -.
EfEr C0LLICIORB QYYICT.

Room No. ii, Coart Honse, Jaa. q. lsee.
o,2 TgS'f r Ssss i :ysS ~
q q 6 Eea,S Sf d. Ess,s
e sd "a 81 as shs
eoeses % or s5 81 Il Il
o. end ~ ~ 9f dEmens he
such Ea1aats. which Tie assessnaenis ihea .emai
nEnad for thc amount Of asstssmcnts damages md
ts.ss q 81 81 nom IN
aps a1eDe9 e9 kas,h s Wh Il .ast r. q
ant y maeadamfztns Chicago tnue Hom I1aFk siIeei
~ W95S3t S55;a1 2s Sosth asea sert 1 for cnrhnz
Sa Hfeses 1!Gsa
!n North al1 silfst Ifo Eerh avsaae 10 is atsr.
iuG s,!ey II e!osk W9sesls additioa chiesgo:
Rsnins se5 q Siosf' s'i l. sa III kaa
esSE sa s;sPse Ses ss7 sassa RE- IN W. a
ss: IL ILL.,. 6 s;;e ss sess;
and M snstets addltton to Chicsso ~ 'f's.s' -
sis $s;s5 & !:s e. H. IF
anS %iI7aI a4s5,is s., !strxsess; x.1 zee.
cte st1ees. ESn & csasss
sss Gaissss ssss Z NJ sts;
Msasat 8 Ss:.h ea.ea October IS ,ss; for a,,rng,
Es:saS IS soith a..sa October 81. 1861, for .ree..
sa: .as
ana e a.,e o.
lses tos constructed q Private dra.as N1ehlsan
, 1866-01-23

Jury to the skin. by j" CpAams LtpiIatorv Fouxters
hsss y Easd sa1,S e sn{ address o5
for GtAa,n1 a1ftasorr Io.cIer,- and take 10 other
LORD 4 SMITH. II Lake street, General AteniJ,
, 1866-01-23
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Gu GoILxcFoh's 0t4-EE, CouKT Hocss. !.
Room 80. II, Chicago, Jsu. ia, lsdd&
tpa1c aotlce is hs7eby zivea that the ioouixs dc
sI3ssa ST "aHa1t has been placed In my haoda thr
Warrant 4s6. sontb d,sed December 1ssh 1se1 and Is
E9ed fof the collection Of special assessenr levied
Ior extending and wtd eat1E Laurel street 70 the
Tldth Of ai1rFsix feet fsous The centre OF DoaKlas
race 70 Thirty Crit atseet t3lst street)
All persoha Interested N 4sll aescasmene ate re-
9utsted 70 aRt immediate payment At my eee. In
aeiant Or eueh paymeat the said assessment will be
EoHetted at the cost 7xd expense OF persons llAbo
therefor. - IL TEAID civ Coliertnr
fAI1t1GJ1ft 1
, 1866-01-23
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County D.
NJ Cook, City Of Chicago, ss.

spos II. CouRT HocsE, jan 20, 1856.
Pnhlie notice Is herthT given that fha nrst Non.
asy n Eso,nag. bstIs tes at day q Fshsaary, 1855
be begun ard holden At the Court Hease IN tnc said
c,sy q ChicsEo: On the ~. neatoneu d.y, shall
the waant r the coIlectu eE water rents Or assess
msnts Ies fsmnna: unpaid Ter The yeas ending My i.
parcels of nnd or othe: property described ID said
warrant. tlE the amount II watcr rtnts or assessments
damages 1ad costs rcsrc.u due lhercon,
All ptrsous Interested ase to attend At tie
Aforesaid tGm Of said Superior Court or Chicago.
lAnZs-esas-a4 q. Il. HEAlD, CltT Collector.
, 1866-01-23

The Grind Trunk Hallway u tAftnk PfoFis.ons RI
Lvrot1 f1a steam from Post!4nd Al sc r 100 tI II
FL <FIou1t-necascd,1 Los, hzls: shipped, LIS, bril-.
Market dnI. h4!bs were: sfRaN1 ExFRA+15 hi
.KloeTald" nd 100 bria C1eme3t sNre1sr % D. t.
"a bsts st 500; 100 nfis II f4so; aoo is Wlatsr Il
Wt1EAT-Receiyed. a..5e bu; shipped. tsss bu.
Market 9uief[cios!nE about she Asne II % SaturaaY
Salta we1c: efk1S1 NMkAT-<an0Q In No / n Il az:
1Hdn nu DO = N3k so00o hu do 1t 81 IS: SUD hu Do
Asf1Rk: !ao0 bu do at Si93x$ SO bu NO. r.
z6o6n do Il s:eLciosaE 9 9ttS ~ 3 buy ~
ars q No Spring At q TX and sellers It Il IA
COMN-ltece4yed.a: 80 bu; shiPpea, 5sH bu, MIR
xst du!l And eanI. sa1ee wese: Lao pr Reiected 1T
23Ac: Me on DO n. ST. atsl4c.
GAMTs.neeeiE.d M ~ l. = ha shipped. LIS hu. Mat-
s5HS5f; o q !zm nu do st AXE; 2,6o bn No. at11c; :;
KTEKsessiiassd. 80 bu shipped, 100 pu. Mi.
kel QUIET but nEmef. Sales FeEa B3Q hi No n t1c
BA BAkL&f-Aarket dun nnd u0lntnal 10 ssies
AlEulI0I-Soulna, 1t Il S47&sa
UR0OM CORS-Tnt market ID d ulet md in the
ntAehEe Of hay Transaction upott nrice4 nominal
q aa1ox aoo ton, according 70 quality md con
'HEANs-M..ket Gull and nosnIna, 1t 7.cas.s for
nMASrsatsstxere; M 10 tons In bags st sa.so 10
tonE e bnIk Z, fAao-both On track.
UEESWAN-Thcru u nothing doing, and We
ntue offering. N'
DGTTER-Received. gtoo. d; shtppcd, $50
ns TIE market continues moderate ano prices with
out change. Haonp&R:
, 1866-01-23

Nt quote. .
City Harness. P . I. .4Aa g Collar IT pss1ns1
ConntIy Ii8sneas Gao Slaughter Sole .0xEa1S
Line, p .o40[t0.&lE SLAUGHTER Sole
kip, medium, T h1.1n9 II ChicaEp,,.,,,,,bs1zGs
ktpheAty. .hD&oa Buenos A!Its.. .0.+az LIS
Ga1L h..--.....t 90 - 0rnoco Sole. 033e0.so
Upper, D....-.o.2ta& LII Qs7uoco good
Country Upper. 21aDis dAEaged ......, 81
Slaughter Sole. .t5AeoA French CaH St = bx44x2 IS
Harness. f.. -lGa0t6 French CziE 36H 1zaA ~
Eppet. o. .4et&G.3 French Calf, Le
Kip. MOL med dlu.11AA10} luoine& pttd oZ1a14463QQ
kIF. No, heavy .nK39i % French CALI Lc
Cali. f.e1tF1..-..-..1.9NE:tQl Nol1f4. 4ac'dI,
French Etr INIT per dog ....G0ln36 600
choice, lluiucE- pcs dor. 1.Do:t l00
French Ca1t2s 2b toa1k pdr dnz. Ii COS LOO
LUMBER. 6C-TLe following are tbA fsi d nuo-
, 1866-01-23

Catalogues uaJ be had on application.
EOBE1T FLETCHER,
Surgeon and HyS- Colonel q. 8. yoI..
eET7 Medical PuFYeyor II n A
, 1866-01-23

N01fN*Ak% = NNVA4Ny kBVzAP~
This celebrated Toilet Soap. IN such universal do
manG is ads TIM ths choicest MateEals mild and
t1cmely beneficial tn it, action upon the skin- Fur
aalt BY al Druggists and Fancy Goo1s Uealcrf.
, 1866-01-23

PERSONS Interested sra requested to attend At tn
aforesaid term OF said Superior Court OF Chicago,
lGsesIzat 4. Il. HEA10, City Collector.
, 1866-01-23
Uitp Notices.
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE,
i STATE OF ILLINOIS County OF Cook. City or
EhicaSosA :;

Ef3f [p{LtEfUKH ,
;. CouxT HorsK, JAu n 1s.i.
Public notice Is hereby S,tru that on the
fI Meatsy IN fenaa ea ne na ~ q
ChesEo- 10 C becn sc holden At she Coaftl
in said city ef ChceEo on The l7st mentioned dsy.
e 81 the xes and rcnaai1tc ural1 upon
nc Ie este " lat f9r tho municipal year ls shs
e " ~ o. oGtobss ls.s and ask Tor la:.msns
property described In such tax list pr the amount of
'a3ss: dsssEn* and costs ktezpecurcy dne thereon
AL persons Interested rtqEested 70 attend Il It'd
Aforesaid te1ta OF safG Efer!or Cou1t Of Caicaso
1aSceE%6k A. Il. AEALD, City COLLECTOR +
, 1866-01-23
RANDOLPH & CO.,
GENERAL
COMMISSION H1ERCMANTS.

For the purchase aud safe Of Grain Fours PrcFfions
&C, No. Loo1uis' Mock,
Corner Of Clark and Eonth Hhee stteets, Chicago, nj
E1rKRxacx4-Upiun National HaEk First National
Bank. d{ol p
, 1866-01-23

Cod opened here At lSb,{, ndtanced 10 1as.f, but
cloecd weak ut 1asGlcsl3. Silver dull a. 1asalu,
Government DoIds arc firm and active. Thcrc
was br7tk den1and for third series Of Eercn-Thfr-
tcf. and VIC note faler nt "a, which II higher th1n
NcSS fntk uuntutlnnH. We dnnfe.
, 1866-01-23


HarinE been cured Of SRcrmatorhea by a celrb1a.
d-slfa to send sufferers from 8elGabuso tie p,ea1s lT
whien sSsy san bc pes4.nsatly cnrea. AZ eonmap
LEY. r. o. Drawer lSS, Chicago. III. 81
, 1866-01-23


The market opened this morning with shout 6uo0
Hogs On eale. The Exzt transactions In the mo,un.
WeFt AsASc reT 1eCns. below those OF SATURDAY or
Friday; but ~ the mo7npE wore aEaJ md buye7s BE-
Gan to COMPARE no:es. they uniformly es.ed tho mar
ket downward. and With tuch snccess tlst tie dav
closed with decline Of 7aRtc per 1enns. I.unot
easy 70 discover the for this decline rs drrsea
uoGs wse bestT and hss7rlod PORK advanced soc pcr
barrel. Mnnv regard this depression A.
hut Temporary and look for speedy improvement:
The dead hog question which his ax1ta.ed the mar.
fct fur soc weeks past IL At LAST disposed o. Il IL
nov arranged that the ownar Of each dead sntal csn
teif 10 vhomtoeEef he plesses, when It u removed
to The dead hog Platform by the 6caycnser, subject,
however, to the 6caveuser's CHARGES Of soc. Ali
vcacics nre allowed to haa1 the carcasses avn lt
must uot PASS through The ysrds All dead animals
are to be removed within tweire horra.
We hope that this Arrangement Will b eatistsesev
to Ill parties coucclned and finally settle tais r.rrd
question.
VIC quote the market aulct at decline Of exz.sc
Per 11obG-
The following arc the f19ostcd transactions Tbr
highest ssles reported wct made ut an ca:ly hour In
The mosring. -
, 1866-01-23
Banking anb Erebange.
LOCKWOOD & Co.,
BANKERS

81 Broadway aad q Vyull-st., New York,
DKAIXks II
GOVERNMENT AND Q1uER sECKlTIEa.
Interest allowed On Deposits Of Caln and CryEencys
nd Particular Attention given 10 tho Actoanh o1
ounirY EAnk. and Bankers. de1!4ii33p
, 1866-01-23
New York STOCK Market
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING. JAn. 2. 1866
The receipts and shipments during the past
forty-cight hours compare with those Of the cor
responding date Inst rear a. fnllonB:
nta:tty-7s PAST roHrr-rIGEr HOTTER :
, 1866-01-23

II THUG appears that during the four yea,s entiuc
Junc g, 1eGa NC have 1mpoi led SIX, s63 IN ex-
cess Of our exports Of products and epede- The
Ealancn 20 faF ~ liguldatcd, has begn set OF by
shipments Of national bonds md other secuslties
and the 1arGcuces Of the deficiency Affords gone n.
dlcauon oi the amount OF fisc-twsntics sent 10
Europe. rs II has been chiefly In those becr11tie5
that The difference has ltep rtatu
, 1866-01-23

{ BfITED PARTNERSHIP

The number Of tickets Il low 1neEeased to a. 0oo-
Prizes paid IN go}d. Information fuEni8htd- Thu
highest rates paid for Douboou1 and s kinds OF Eplt
and Si1yez. TAYLOR. 4 CO.,
eE1..rn T1Anters n PriIaf Eew ycTk
, 1866-01-23
.Soldlerss Orphnnss Home.

which rcsulied in the capture Of johnson YESTERDAY
afternoon Lie Il nov tn the lookup awaiting &
, 1866-01-23

Montreal aIarkcfs-Jau. 10.
LAdlaws Middleton 4 Co., report
FIorE-ircc1pss 1,oi1 brls Nsrrfrf cn,e+ +. ,ltt,.
doing. t:u9satinus unchanged. t"'tA "'eo
GRAlS-Mncat-no aslc~ Fens about .pc ,srfs NJ
Ashn-tisrt noiE at fsso 10 t.a3 sccnnds SIN.
saisds. E42' Pearls, flst ss.7a 10 {s,sQ tecunda
DEE.sEp Aoos-ReccsptA, 7sS; .slca 1t $50 to
, 1866-01-23
Raceipta:; Shipments.
1906 1@. l&H. 1sE
N 1 I'm ENa s4j



1he acsta ealea At the Un,cn yards sre u fo,oxs:
Chicago md Eock Island Koad ad..-....,-,,,,.,.,. 81
ho1ftFestefn ....,-... 6
1oa1l.----.---.-..-...-s
The reported sales since cur la&t report fopt IN rs
head, ranging from $4.ooto $3.50.
The market has been vevy quiet to-day, sad p.ices
Without essential change rom Saturday. There Eas
some inquiry tor good shipping stcssz and - tho
r'y of snch is mcaese th1c Eas very little dong Nc
Qroe tic market Al dull. and prces without Essential
clauEe. lie following art the tsansactlooa.
CATTLE BALES To-Day.
Il. Sunhon T. Co. sold Iheies 70 he1d Cows and
E!Et1F. 2raaEhE 1-936 nG, It - 50.
3llcsua4c Aol1 Ayc1s Is head, averaging asS Ms At
WallwoFk l. Mallory sold Thompson IT head Covs
An1 steers, averaging LILO NJ. at x{Ap,
{l.N. - - e-s -~~ ~'' -
,.icholt !a.mr sold Daily 8 head good Steers,
a>czn-inE l,s.s nj. At s6-r.
uUGS-truln the returns made to The Boa.d OF Trade
wc lind lie rccelpts and 6hipentx for the last forty.
elstt houfs compared s1h the receipts and shIpcuis
Of the eamc period In 1xa 10 be n fnllox1:
Eecc3piA Shipments.
Sunday nrd Monday. .,-!9 tat 81 IL
kxEc time ifzt work. i.J31 ..,, 10T
The ac,ut receipts to-day It tho Union Yards arc %
, 1866-01-23

po.n, ~. GrTx cSlhIc1oa's orr.cE
Us ~ ~ 4 Peeass, s. r. IL. L.
hoe Goass Gn ss H.
III e @ n fs Ia. sn,easd ne I, ss,
11s sP1ss1s1 asssas~s1s ga7aaa piased il ~ hands
IL Gaz ssrea! q 9!ftgee os 3:
fhss la.a 81
aseasd les tne aHoun: Of assessnents, damasrs and
eoS 5ss9eStass!y 81 & d17 @ @sasssoe, e x3s:
wtsk street, between Huron stsses nd esica:o 81
warrant 90. North, dated Nor. 18th, 1sc., for con-
Ma5sant els North daleti Nov. 18th, III. sos eon,
Sotn Gre sss sea:a ID IL %o9o e eli
Wo!f.at IN North. dated Nor. 18th. 1881, for coz
stIust'on Of sitewalk on The east Side of EEsoa
Tssns z:i Sosll daied Nov issh. 81, foS io.
e. v eefol lot 10 IN Hutterneils addition
ny ;9s:s:S < Sssz i ast:s 81 Eey tise ,..y
* 4 I'd e 'ss = & s,s sHas'si Il
MaHa1t a Nes.h, dated November ID, 1851, for re-
isa q u sna 5a.e2aeias ss Il a. saaiaa1 :ana
e sss 'tsd Il saSsy 1ef,
sl1 sEa IN Higgins, Law and snothefs 1ddIuon 10
Warrant r. North dated November 16. 1884,. for the
W!QenlpE OF Ii HaE street. on Vino K1Seet to tha
Ndh Of sixty feet and extension south-assefy Of ths
7ame M!d.h to avenue a3d Division atroet;
f1tens!on 9! North nyennc duru North Wells stfeet
Ea1EanS 70 ko!th Dearborn street. 10 that the asue
pe sixty stx feet Wtde On flaa with that narr
Of N9!th a5so9e e 1s59s West Of Nosth Wells street
crEhtnE, 1ll.nE ami paving with wooded bJocf naTe
street; - 'AA~sA4<s04
warrant No. N. North, dated July 18TH 1s5 for the
sfection q lamp posta on 0Rk street. between Green
Wansnt %. 81. NoFsh, datA August it, 1861. for
cuIolng nlinE and paving, with xooden block pare.
dneft. michigan atrteI, from CasB street to tlxrk
street. ~' W. 0'''@
ali p1ons tntezef tcd requested to attend at the
aforesaid term OF said Superior Court Of CAlcaSo.
L. H. UEitp,
rIrvf
, 1866-01-23
Pittsburgh Iron and NAH NInr4,t

F1T7sBcRau Il. Jsuuarr u,
The week Just olosed wAs noted for inart,ri,.1
this t1anch ol trade The demand for hon ana S,.1a
no doubt had considerable to do Win the dufjnet.
thAt prevailed. Prices of all descriptions repsin n.
chapErd, hence our card Of prices u omitted 1n'
, 1866-01-23
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills

Waa the commandment OF new esa to The treatment
OF Irregularities and distractions which have rou-
h!g1eo 70 many to PaKxATrHx aKAvK. No feuaie
can enjoy good health urlesa abe II lezu1a. and vheo-
eEer Al obstruction takes place the general henlth BE-
Etns to dccltua. These Pills form he drtxt prrporu
sfoh er<r put fer,eard With IMMEDIATE and PEE
SISTET SUCCESS.
DON'T BE DECEIVED,
Take ha EdTertscmentto your DFug-st, md tell hiu1
that you tad,st NE BEz5F and most RELIABLE FE
.H1LE MEDICINE u TIE HDRLD, which Il eoM-
pttsed In theao Pills
, 1866-01-23
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

0E51CE Of TEE DAILY TR1BUxE,l:
.. Monday Evening, jan T.
BEEF EFCATTLE-AecoFdtnk to the Hoard os Trade
eorts tie receipts and shipments since cur 1ast tssue
comFated with the corresponding period OF 1861 hsye
bern tolloEs It should be borne IN mind thai these
s1ncnss aud secepia re1lly hose Of the dr. pre-
eediAx:
, 1866-01-23

Petroleum Tradc In tho United sstatea,
From liz animal rrv1ew Of the petroleum tsade OF
the country for 1s. pr1sr-d by the edI.o1s OF tho
Shipping and Cbrnmtrcial Lt4t, we Elean The hl1ox
in~:
One OF 4be noticeable features II tbs movement Of
this wonderful article Is The falling on In TIC exports
from thn Iort an1 The mAtetAl Increase from Fhiia-
dtir;l!1 New York has fslieo below last year some
stp(t0 ca!loc8 ostOu 600 gallons. and Port land
sao1Es''9ns shils rh!laaelnn.a h.s Increased
Eal!ons tnone last yea1,} ana Cleveland QUO Of SiQ
esllous nEa!nst similar qnauuty last year. The
onNew York aecounr SON: Of the hroters having "a.
tabllHhrc branches there which attend 70 the whole
business Of purchagihE tnEpec1ipg chArtefinx salps
large amount o.! enplAI Ard showing the kub1,antsl
character Of our = kew Fork broke91,
TUTAI KfpHTr yRpN TIE aN1rEo trATxs
~ From 1Gt. 1854. 1861. 1851.
New lork; ;Ssls. cao zl.iss74 l9A36M s,5N773
ltofton, Sails,--.. 1att,1.5 IG,N7 21i3&N Ip;I100
l'hledsiTh!a EFs1IIcI ;.is1i{s aSj5;I asS1' 's;s
baltimore. gals. s7l1l7 4.49s1 aiEs It3.lo9
Portland Ealss.. 11,L<s sG1Gs 3l2Ql1 iN2s0
n. ntdfo.t gals s1.0tp
CocFelaud, Ealls.. H1.lsj 5000 -
, 1866-01-23

And Future Prospects In Lie clearly revealed By Dr..
Raphael. lie w7ns the a1ectlons OF the opposite sex.
&c guides yon to wealth. healtb and happtnesl Gail
It Drug Ssotr 241 East Aadlsonst.. between Wells
nd Franklin. Consu1tAuon fee One Dollar. g2t
, 1866-01-23

GALE OF MERCER COUNTY
NJ DoSDs-Nod.n = hereby xireu that puzsu2as
to The proThions Of N AREerrn<at dated January d.
E63, betveco the BISHOP HILL COLONY, Of Inc COO
my urA r r mr. th.

ps1t snail procs<d on iss Tth dAT of JaauaFy s6,
4 The zoEth door q the Court Aouso n .he city of
auctIen to rho AIghedt dder for b. the following
dese1lbed ln1aols Ceuny B9nds III soSPose ~ "a r.
60 Of Mercer County, for $1,000 each t. c. COPE
Lame. Attorney for tss l.. Little Co. dIs+5p
, 1866-01-23

P1uaburxh OIL Maskcx-Jau. ~
De6ned piu Erre NEGLECTED.. Tho demand wss lin.
.tod and 70 wxzn tho transactions. Eara EEe TOO
ut4Fs1t3tu 10 quote.
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B18sErT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-08

A suRSpAvs vuRsrrupH AND shaasos ~
N Vrrrs OfIac iS v-s. rlar-uth street firth
see vurl, fahaii. nsv-d a- y ccuntry furriefe
sssoss,pss rrsset sns shipsvei fsrri,ars scored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-08

TINTED sTATts TRFAsuaY-fvTRREsT DEPART
mon. sew York Aug 9 1900 ,eduies Of 900 thirty
80 coupons. maturing the 18th Inst viii
be Teesed Tor examination the InteTest Department Of
the United States Treasuy w. H. VAN DYCK,
Assistant Treasurer United states.
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FR EscH ADvERTIsEMEsTs.

ON DRBANpE-uSg OhRDE MALADE, ,iAfl ~
" rexpctcnos ~ parant friness pour ss1e-f ~ feF
con.lnaelsmrnt eur JcaLe dsmoias~ d. J. ans =.
40 suite des recommendations de lrn ~
arc, al n East zonc
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-07

Why NEGROES SHOULD Nor VoTE.
Senator Doolittle, on the 9TH inst, laid
over at Buffalo, and in the course of a
speech was severely criticising the
Constitutional Amendment fixing rep
resentation upon voters, when he was
asked: "Why should not the negroes
vote P To which question the Sena-
tor responded:
The reason why they should not
vote, is simply this: In the Southern
States there is a mass of colored pop
ulation, among which nine tenths of
the men have no sense of family or
family ties, and where the women have
no sense of virtue, and the man who
would build the foundation of human
society upon a population like that
knows nothing of republican govern
ment. L say, to base suffrage on the
negro population of the South, in their
present condition, would make bur
lesque of republican institutions, and
we ourselves would be the laughing
stock of the world.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-07
GREEN BAG.
CARRorJTOH MISS Sent 4 1866

SAINiNOILlO-N5 -hlSo-y Ctpb ~ ICOO
Dear Clarion There is considerable ex-
| element in this county, (Carroll,) in refer
ence to a report that cholera had made its
appearance at Duck Hill Depot | made a
special trip to Winona, to-day, to ascertain
the exact state of affairs at Duck Hill, and to
my regret, ascertained that there had been
some ten or twelve deaths, and that some
eight OF ten were yet sick; and, as it may be
of interest to some of your readers, l
will give the names of those who are dead,
| to-wit:
John HaZelwOod and wife, David Hazel
wood Miss - Hazelwood, Mrs Leahr.
Miss Sue Sledge, Mrs. V Stevens, Mrs. w. NJ
Aldridge, Mr.. WEIGH, Mr.. Twiner, and two
negroes. Albert McNeill an old citizen, who
lived near by, died on Sunday, but not of
cholera. .. s... ..........i.,..z
There are some ten cases still sick, but all
are supposed to be doing we'll There is
some difference of opinion as to the cause of
the disease, and, from letter from Captain
John A. Binford, which was shown me this
morning, / learned that only four or five of
the deaths occurred from cholera The
others were either frightened, or died OF
other diseases. There have been no new
cases for the last few days.
The crops in this section of the country,
are much better than in many other coun-
ties of the State The cotton crop looks
well; the corn crop is almost failure The
freedmen are doing well.
Business in Winona, and CarrolltOn, is re-
viving very rapidly, and many improvements
tIU gong on. In laCU, L see more improve
ment going on now than at any time before
the war. d
The people in this county are highly sat
isfied at the action of the Philadelphia Con
vention, and endorse the Administration of
Andrew Johnson heartily. The election for
county officers, in this county, is not excit-
ing. No one seems to take any interest in
the result.
By the recent change in the schedule, on
the railroad, the Clarion gets to Winona at
81 o'clock, a. m, the same morning it is
printed, and at Carrollton at III o'clock the
same day
l have heard many people and patrons of
the Clarion rejoice that you were taking the
telegraphie dispatches, and are astonished to
see full market and political reports from
Liverpool, London, Paris, New York and
other important points in different parts of
the country, up to within six hours of the
hour of publication, but they seem to forget
that the Cable is a success. j.