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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-02
NEW ORLEANS.

F-esh an New Drugs, in additisn to the large as
sortInent on hand an now prepared = supply the
SOUTH
TIE foIavziss articles comprise part of my stock
Acids, all kinds, Alcohol,
BaIsam C0pabist, Ammonia, Carbonate,
Blue Mass, Bay Rum,
BoTaX, Blue Nltnol,
Calomel Birthstone,
Cantharadies, Castor Oil,
Chloride Lime, Chalk red and white,
Concentrated Lye, Chloroform,
Cream Tartar, Copperas,
Indigo. Cuttle Fish Bone,
IsinglaSs, Epeeae,
LicOrlce, Jalap,
Root, Lunar Caustie,
Madder, Mace,
Mamma, Magnesla,
Musk, Morphine,
Nutmegs, Opium,
Quicksilver, Qulnlne,
Rotten Stone Rochelle Salts,
Sulphur, Punice Stone,
Tannin, Syringes,
EPSON Salts Turpentine,
Ether, Nitric FFF, Emery Flour,
Sulphuric, Emery } and 3,
Gamboge Extracts, solid 81 fGid
Gfauber so, Flax Seed,
Gum Arabic " - ground,
-" BeuzoiQ- Ginger,
Z" Shellack, Gum Assafqdita,
- Myrrh, g Camphor,
Glycerine 4" Tragacanth.
Hops, Glue
Oil Bergamot, Herbs, fresh,
" Cod Liver, white, Oil Anise,
" dark, Cinnamon,
" Olive, pts and q'rVs Croton,
. SaSSafras, Lemon,
Pepper, black. Peppermint,
! Potash, Chlordte, 90 Wintergreen,
Putty. - Pepper, Cayenne,
Saltpetre, Fotassa, lo,Ide,
Senna. Rhubarb,
Soap, CASTLE, Slleratus,
Sponge, Snuff jars q bottles
Slum, Soda Bicarbonate,
Soda. Sal White Wax.
Varnish, White Lead,
PER FUMERY
Fancy Goods, Stationery,
Combs Brushes,
Cologne, Handkerchief extracts
PomadUs. Flavoriug,
Toilet Articles Puts ~ Powder Boxes
Soaps plain and fancy Patent Medicines, etc.
We welcome to our columns again our old friend,
DR. Humphreys, and his specific Homeopathic Rene
dies. We have known the Doctor for many years,
and know him as conscientious Christian gentleman,
and an accomplished physician. We have used his
Specific ourselves, and they are used extensively
among friends. and Tee TO say that they are
all that they claim TO be-invaluable Family Ne 81
eines. All who have the pleasure of DIR. HIS
quaintauce knew that wonld offer nothing the
public unless it fully up the standard of recon-
meudatou-
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JONES HOUSE,

MERIDIAN, MISS JOSIAH JONES. Proprie-
vi tor This commodicuS Hotel has bees removal.
ed and otherwise pre- pared for the Accommodation of
guests The propreser promises 70 keep his table
supplied With every thing the market Affords
stablsis ktptf1 Ccnue stcu WI j tlIt Hofse where
animals win be WIN eared for, IuIy II at
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-02
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING.

We have a splendid assortment Of CAR
PETS, RUGS, MATING and OIL CLOTHS.
II What you want is here and must be sold.
oc6-d1ml Se. NEWCOMER & CO.
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AMOS Il. JOHNSTON. FRANK JOHNSTON.
JOHNSTON s. JOHNSTON.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, JACKSON. Mss,
"A will attend in all the state. Federal and
City Courts at Jackson, and elsewhere in the
State in special causes. They will regularly
attend the Circuit and Probate Courts Of Kinds
County, at Raymond. Attention given to the
collection, compromise and adjustment of all
claims.
Office opposite the Capitol. up stairs, in "
East corner Of AngeIlo,s buildng.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-02
GAS LIGHT /!

Lhe Gas werlks have been put in thorough repair
r. light viii be furnished by the first of next week
/ large supply of Piping Meters Burners Chan
Ulcers &C, are on hand and all who desire fix
Pres put to their residences business honses can
Eve Il done at once by leaving their orders at the
1y Gas Works.
Coal and Coke for sale at moderate prices
THOS. 4. HELM,
ApriI5jan-d President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01
CHtl e.
Ths spIsnata Naval Engagement he
tween the Csvadouga ssd the Esme'

Ths spIsnasa Naval Engagement he.
tween the Csvadesga ssa the Esms-
raIaa-The Chilean Victory.
Nothing is SPOKEN about or commented upon BY the
prs Of Chile except the naval cnsagemen, bet~esn the
CcvaAenga and Lsmersida when the nrst reached
Of between spain and Chile, and that Psrsja had
essablishsda blockads sso heard that the Chilean
mes-of war EsmerHida and NsIpd bad both eseaped
from Valparaiso, folly manned, armed and provisoned
fW . cruise. Many supposed thai they bad
gone into the Atlansd Ocean 70 hunt Up and
destroy Spanish merchant vessels; but Others said
they would not Be far on, and would
b rssdy 10 strike when ths time for action
cana The latter we're right The EsmerAda ia screw
corvette OF siSeen guns and the Mapd much smaller
steamer. Rtsry OF the former CONSISTS u medium
thirty twJI sIncs their departure nothing had
been sad d khsrsabous nor wss even limited
Of their vicinity 10 the coast Of Chile and Ia only nov
ws icarp that with their secret well kept, damaging
blow bss been inflicted By o. them upon she squad
Of Spain, and most noriifying one 10 Admir- Pa
rs>as PRIDE " be has any In bis composition.
The CovsdongA . gunboa, u about seven hun
dred tons and has . battery " four heavy guns-,wo
sixty sisha and thirty iwos She rcpuied 70 b
Of good speed and ~ss principally used BY Admiral Pa
re5a - despatch vessel she had bcen 70 coqumbo,
and there met the English mail steamer hound sou,h.
and from her received the spanish Admrais mall dcs
patches and money. On the 2th or November the
British mail steamer Valparaiso arrived al Valparaiso,
bat Covsdongs there, although she bad ion Co
auimbo some hours 10 sdvsnco N the NAL steamer
About the time the Valparaiso reached her Anchorage the
sound of distant cannooade 70 the northwsrd dis
sscuy heard BY these board the vessels IN The bay,
ant on the hills surrounding the city. All we're
on iptoe Of excitement 10 know what meant,
and he on-arrivsi Of the Spanish gunboat
only made the excitement more intense AZ
eleven o Cock that night however, express arrived
al Valparaiso from the port d Papudo, distant forty
miles dated On board the corvette Esmsrada the
day, in which her commander senor Don Juan williams,
snsouncsd 70 The Minister u Marine that be had tha,
morsng intercepted the covsdonss en- rou, from Co
aunoo 70 vIpsssiso snd sf,er al engagement Of ssn
an hour had captured her, she having had two sisi
and fourteen wounded while the Chilean ve.ssl vas
without casualty 10 record. With the veasei he CAP
'sssd - prwssn Of war ssves sresg sra sss lssarss
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Der PaAana CerrespenAenee.
.a PANAMA, Dec. q, Isos.

Our PanaAa CerrespenAenee.
.aa, PANAMA, Dec. "a, 1895.
soeTa AxnicA.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer
Payu Captain King, from the South Coast, With the
British malls and passeugen arrived In this hArbor
the morning Of the 10th inst Her dates Valparaiso
December q and Calso December l3 Among the pas
ssnssm by the PayA Admiral Moutsro OF the Peruvian
navy, e route for New York.
me moss important intelligence We have by this
vai Ia that Of the capture The 18th ui Of the Span
sh steamer Of war covsAonga, BY the Chilean war
sassnsY Esmcraida aftcr asht Of half hours durs-
on in which the spAnlard lost killed and fourteen
wounded; tho Esneralda This stirring little event
occurred or the port Of Pspudo about forty mes 70 tho
sossAwsd Of Valparaiso ana the sound Of the
sdsg vsa dstnctly heard In the latter place The n
nssadr nssa bat thirteen shoss ~ tho covsaousa, upo
of which ha her, and she found 10 perfect
tities sfsr landing the prisoners a Papudo that she
vas immsdiatsly manned and ocsred by The Chiienos,
and sailed the night Of her capture with the Fsmerads
o. . consost Thus, with hstle trouble and no loss OF
ife Chile has added 10 her little navy most servecsbe
ssd efscient steamer Of DO not be surprised TO
hear OF attemp, against one or more Of Paress big
ships when the next steamer arrives
In Peru Colonel Pradc who announced 10 my last
had been declared Dictator, Is now termed Provisional
Supreme Chief" He has commenced severe counsqf
resrenchmept, and has already cut on the heads Of
many who held very lucrative oca posit;ons thus
ing large Of money for the treasury and getting rid
Of hort Of hanger on living at the government
expense without being tho least thereto. Ministers
and oonsuls have been dscapitated without mercy.
oncers Of the army and navy not actually duty have
been laid aside and In fact Prado studying the
ssricsss economy every department Of the govern.
msnL Bully for himi
Although nothing much Is said on the subject, sin i
10 generally Understood that Prsdo 10 com med 10 TAX
nc para with Chile In the spanish war and thinks
that he will confirm The whole part OF the treaty
entered between Pezet and Spain, whereby Peru be-
comes liable for the payment OF large Of money
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

tfscts,sri, De- ~, lse3.
The Ohio Legislature assemblies inouo~ Tie Cover
nors mssase very lengthy. aud devoted principally 70
state .nsin The ,a.utsttons Of 10. are repre-.
ssniei 10 10 n rourshinr osndou rba trial rscslPit
of tho fron all anfss tho Gos year ssfo
sis,iso 600. szsihss O. oo.ooo Ia 1894 lie to.. DO
bur,smsnis weir ,I9tco.ooo. .sAs-i sseoocco IA
l~t leaving bslsuae 10 the credit of al funds
S,oo 900, against "a co 600 Ia 1894 Tho loaded
ds,, cf ,he STATE is ti2 soo.oco Assns si5tocoo IN
1904 showing sdiDsastsn of ssDo 900. IAs oosernof
devot~s considerable N ts rsfosds q The sa-ts
which have become d sass ~ the sesshols-
snd the People s IA. Stale. n sdyc<sts.
legislston for the pro,scsson oG Tho lives ssl rso.
pery and other rshis u The p~oyl. frvn lbs
sncroscbmsn, W nsgso, " these po~erfsl ss~au
Hs sdvoeae. . rsfae'ion ef hs State militia
is, and . mSiinessioa or %. snrolp-n, process In
tp~stss Of the d,tsat0n " OHIO v1un sers 10 We 1sii
he crvsrror ssvs yS 90 part u NE irSston %
psc,stion thai th~ss nys pssrcss voiunis~rns sshl
gssyd poltesi reforms ~ the sosth vhssher
W whites or biarks uiIi leo 10 he msfcb~1 ~.
E9 1rasas N orssr 70 s,hsr r.a... ~ .s.saf x.I,.
" rvptcss ~n Jscerson Davis The tsi,r. and bs has
boa safety and psep~ry cassd Ne sy. since snsssns
The troops have seea rsdscsd - regiments srd shss
AZ mainly serving on the no Grade. vt.rs Asrs
.s.,s., w =, .,,,s "a ~. ra,,a. x,,,,s -
isssf~renes 10 nsyiosn ssss~ NJ @y- -h~3 the
xonrv dorirns sIaeuy We have never ssrs~d
among sarssivssl iv orxn 10 eosb,fs so purp1~~s
unosrtain is D-Anins n tbss day snrp~fst nsfice
has never bs-n ssd can ss rspabre wnisr bsy
Topls -n accommodate % " ~ bo-n sssin ART -
ursy di1srsni psfsntass she. 9Th sii sister
pueios ~ sos'h Am~res hes oe~p from tn b~rnniss
uninssusptsaly most sis.sns baeosy. iscssassy
arby. She hss eSnin9aty talsrsf al bsstons With
vblch shs has beif sicstsoo has ruth-sy psf
>Dd orfvesssd tsv psopa and srnn~n, AMI hss
MosGht 1.sfnrs al gDn The fsd a r~y4bs
icsn iihrriy and ~ hsmsn nsisr- TIE Govs,ror % sp
ps~f " goitT - vsr ~ah trsses, % 10 nsuscs snd
b1uy hu N tshsr ~ nsscs
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Apsrt from the summary siyen 81 the head Of tbs
Communication there h but little 70 communicates me
foiiowing eIuset from ~ Hsrouai of Lims, of De.
center H. may bs Oan nd interesting 10 those Connected
IN ba-incSs otherwise uith Peru. A. have before
stated nothing direct s sid about with span ms
press slieni the subject although what "a 70 bs 10
well under.tood by the peopls.
since the 2G,h of last month meetings bare boon bsJ
n several parts of the country vf The p1rpc-e Of
cussng tbs enposency o. adopting The rccasily sssb
hshss dic,aiorai government We hspyy 10 "A.
romeo ,hs, ,be resolutions adopted ss ,hs~ rsssag.
have been srorabe Colonel Prado The pfessE. al
Of the government Tie whole nslos feels ne
necessity u prsnp, and decisive nea1ur-s. wtoae
strength may nos be impaired by the ao~
prosess o constitutional fovrs TIE dasssrs ,nrssss.
ina our independence. veil the EEs1ciai So bar
rarsmcnv ssd sitter eonflson isf bf rus-i sgTsfp.
msut 10 .vsry brangb q public ssrycc akos ne asso
late wani q POI teal system a,os tb~r -~rsrt '-osn
tse ofdssry e"srss requifad b seruss' essfsos of
a-alrs
OR last coan auios srtr.n~iy se,srrys thai ne
M pohs Of To- feeoisiignsy fffru wuu'd have
ssss as<sstst - ~ skSsrss 9 lasks ana nslig.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

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"a hr- oscursd this nsrnin9 10 ssibsssga a AAss .
hss blcs on ns'ss. Douss,s. La1y as1 Ns1s streets.
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and fgsfb ssw~s a ne ss1 hasy bsfsse ssf
mseh asmsxs sose % ns.fy 81 lbs stsuss W ~ssr
rhs t&n Iss may rssoh tAo.ys0 v tso,oe1. rhs
prineipal kssrs s's si<.'s a croyssr. Lr-sk Co,
A srows Co. ssiAstsi Gnti Co ss1 .
usths~sos Co. eli ~ -hsu sell Insured oSs
hass'es and t-sniy Owe psrsoos win - tsns,ssSly
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the MURDER NEAR RixERs ISLAND.

C1rC M u mces OF tho Death Of the Mate
OF the Schooner John Dsy nson-Oshsr
Depredations Reportea--A Regular
Gang OF River Pirases on shs ns~-
page. &c.
Tho inquest which was announced % bo held yest.r-
day morning the body Of Robert Mil hoi Of tho
scboouer John Boynton, who sbo s-sd board
that vessel by river thief white ., anchor In
Flushing hay near R&ss1GmaIand, ssrly On Saturday
mcraing, did no, take wss postponed until
TUESDAY next, when x'vils place II the dead house
In Raymond s,reo,, to which place sks body has bssn
removed. The vessel lie, ., tho Atlantic dock basin.
Tho deceased twenty nine ys.n Of ago aud
. native OF Tperaoni, Maine, vhsso be leaves
wife and two children. Al shs time Of the
murder there sssso vssrh dseh, a. Inadvertently
frem Provldepce, n l., for New Yose, ra came 70 sa
cher near R,ksrs Island on Fuday sSght The elisS
,Aslas the danger too sre.' 70 !s5 her ,L,osEL Hell
watch KEEP. % deck until ,wsya o'sees midnight.
when Captain Reed relieved tho wssoA. md sii went To
10 located on deck the dsssssd usasS ossapy ing roos
d,s~aiv opposite the esptsihp rae bav1as vas Awss-
SSsS y .': .,.. :,s 90 Ss'ss s ''Is. r
r.: s:s s.s ain sS:s Ss' ss.s ss s ss ''s sss
vsh . hsiche, 10 bis banl the resye,
vss.sa pm 2. I. s',s' K ss a: fss he. s s. rso No.
bai MISSING ifs marx ani sirslsS t1s neor; be then
trpd second shot tho ball plsrcinf tito mates hear
Tue last shot hred the rog Jsek aLd the
mas In the eomrsnio way, ascending the stars The
deck n NIT but the murderer hsh BY
hs tine escaped 10 his bet and gu, on for shcse whcu
thcy came d-ck they saw Mr. MITCHELL leaung up
t INST the quarter raj ting booi rtey sloks 10
h but roc v-d no reply and IN i've mn1tes iron, thy
TINE he re- eisei the wound lie fell dead.
On the night four Eve other vessels
bosrded by thieves and various srtrer Hoicb On
one vs@s nge men came on board but npdns h- vsleh
the alert made their escsp~ after Threatening 70 kH
tie watch " they made alarm
The schooner Lotie OF Cutler Maine, vas also board
sI by river thief the night. Ne ~n discovered
n hn pfOWiius about the deck. when - the
hands red pistol at him, ~ognding ant capturing ths
thief
From thete facts the inference may bc essly drawn
thai there regular orgAaizstOn OF river THE
rates the vicinity ~ New YORK shrb requires
nmed aic apd sslat4ry action 81 the pole. autL0fes
OF New York and BrUOsyn o. pfrvegt the 81
o1trase- such a. We Lave related riuTbnx Bay az.
pear 20 be q fsvorte res,t for ,bsss river pirstes
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is saaia annoyed by this man he win pu, oca in his

aaln annoyed by this he Win put 0ea Ia Ills
ear that Will settle him forever hereafter
rha sanitary regulations beng enforced with
vhor and tie condition " tbs city IN regard 10 clean
a va-liy improved There plenty 10 be done yot
havins del ghiu ", ather; tho nights are grad-cear
oooi and wh hno nOrhorly breeze. Slecpns s at last
comfortable, and mosqmloea are at discount The
health OF the Lsthmus IN excelient
Tho advent Of General hosQncra is NO understand In
definitely postponed some ssy he VIII b. hpre about
the 8th " NEXT MONTH bat others think be VIII not stop
here, bit direct 10 Bogoa. IL ~ 10 he ped be will,
ivr with him distance lends cncLaatmeut 70 the
viewp
niscvlIASrors StEs
The steamship Atlantic Captain Naury, from New
York The lit inst arrived at Asp,nwa al day lght
on tho 10Th Her mails and Passengers crpssed thn
same day, at embarked on board the sicatn
sh Golden city, and -aed tho nest morning FOR an
Francisro There end Ia the praises bestowed upon
the Dew ne bo,ssen New York aud Aspnwal, by pas
scngers and the 'hro gh route" Wa tho isbmIs, rs
now more than rorit,r, ant most dcr.rvetly so
Capta A. q. Jones, We. known A. the late com
maedr Of the steamship North STAR, came PASSENGER by
tho Atlantic and assumed command OF tho steamship
Golden City, her niander Captain Bradbury going
Eat an leave Of absence.
Further developments continue 20 bc made n the Rit
fenbone robbery case and tour hundred aud sx dollars
additional have been recovered Tn. proc against
Bradley the ~ pcpsi In the amir s overwhelming,
and ho viii doubtless pass years the cham gang
fne Infinitely worse than being put out Of existence
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spRK wEEkLY HERALD vii commerce
rbs GREAT si.Wo sToRy.
ARSoLDs CHOICE.
MAR0AKEr LEE,

ANT LARGER NUMBER ADDRESSED TO rASBs
or sUBsCRiBERs ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS EACH
n EXTRA COPY WILL BE SENT TO EVERY
CLUB or TIN.
TWENTY COPIES TO ONE ADpsEss ONE yEAR.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. AND ArY LARGER
rUNBBR AT SANE PRICE
an EXTRA corr WILL BE SENT TO CLUBS
OF TWENTY.
THESE RATES MAKE TIE wEETLy HERALD
THE cHEAPEsf puBLIcArios IN THB
COUNTRY
vosrAoE FIVE cByIs rEs cory yoR THREE
MONTHS
sTHEErs. NEW Yohx cITr.
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Our CauI.o Csrr..ps.ss ses.


The Nsy Prssidcnf and Ms Policy Rctrensss'ni t< Or
DR. Of Doy-Psospssts cr War scsfa SPais, &c
Since last mail OF November 2s We hsye had = fort
nshrs trial Of the dictator prado wno haa assumed
the title Of "rrov!slon supreme Chef and has osu
guraled most sysicm OF retrcnchment In gov
crnnent expenditure by sbo,shing host Of tnscurc
Offices, reducing tho army and navy ila, dis
posing of portion Of tho neet which was
used only OF charsng expenses for tbe main
terAnce of such vessels snd tue value OF ssr expenses
found thcir way into tho pockets o their naval auhor
ties who enriched themselves 10y impoy crtHing the
tion Tho bold termination with which these changes
cioced has raised hope that they have got tho
night IN the night place ~ and public opinion "
quite In favor OF tho "Chcf supreme"
IL bopcd he viii lie equal o. the occasion when called
upon shortly las most issiy ~l DO tie csse " Assist
thio against the Span ii Aggression.
Great enthusiasm prevails among the pooplo here
since the reogipl OF the of the spanish gnnboat
Gov sdonga being taken by the Chesns and frser
ns5Dg between Peruyans and chilelns has bocD the
suit Tho Chrans were dotnrnipci upon making
attempt TO seize Of the larger vessels and next mail
may probably verify their In spy the Span
iards may nnd they have caught Tartar and would like
TO know how 10 get rid OF him
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the PACIFIC.
Arrival Of the Steamship
4 Atlantic, aas
>S,,~>o.- are
Highly Important from South
America. @ ~
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THE sPANISH-CHILEAN WAR
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The Spanish Steamer Of War Coyadonga Cap
tured by the Chilean War Steamer e.
meralda, After an Action Of Half
aa an Hours Duration.
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1mnense Rejoicing Over the Event
In Chile.
RE or cANiZATION IN PERU.
The Country Preparing for War
with SPAIN.
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ADMIRAL PAREJA IN A BAD FIX.
News from the Central Ameri-
can Republics.
Ae. &c. &c.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Atlantic, Captain
hsusy al this port yesterday from Aspnwal on the 22d
ut haye late and highly interesting news from the
Pacific which will be found in the letter Of Panama
correspondent Purser Bailey Of the Atlantic has our
thanks for the prompt delivery Of correspondence
Tho following the specie list Of the steamship Az
lantic:--
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