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Gen. jim LANE or THE SUFFRAGE
QUEsTIoN.-Gen jim Lane has been
making speeches in Kansas lately, from
one of which the following extract is
made:
Gen. jim Lane has been making a
speech in Kansas, to which the Western
press attach some importance, as it shows
that some Of the most pronounced of the
Western Radicals have made up their
minds to support President Johnson's
plan of restoration. The following ex-
tract from Lanes speech presents d.
lemma that would bother the most astute
Eastern disunionist to meet fairly:
L laugh 20 scon any man, especially
any Kansas man, who would advocate
the extension of suffrage to the colored
man in the Southern States. | was talk
ing the other day with some gentlemen,
| believe in this city, on this subject of
colored suffrage One was advocating
the extension of the suffrage in the
Southern States. | asked him what
about the extending the right of suffrage
to the colored men Of Kansas? Oh, he
1900 A'ON 'AA Af'F VI vi lIlols AIlOiIItI man
responded and said he supposed the rea-
son he was in favor of extending suffrage
to the black man in the South, and not
in Kansas, was because the plantation
blacks We're so much better qualified than
our own That closed the conversation.
If you meet the question at all, meet
it boldly, squarely and honorably If
the Constitution gives to Congress the
right TO fix the status of suffrage in Lou
isiana and South Carolina, it gives it the
same right in Kansas and in Connecticut,
and Wisconsin, and Illinois, and Penn
sylvania. [ would like to see a Republi-
can Congress extending the right Of suf-
frage TO the black men of Pennsylvania
or any of the other Northern States! 1t
would be wise political action, would it
not Absurd Leave the question
where the Constitution left ii, with the
different State Governments.
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RanOWa

Removal.
DR. KNAPP has removed to his in
~ Hilzhems new building Corner Of State and
Pearl street where he is prepared attend to those
who desire DENTAL OPERATIONS performed in
the most careful and skillful manner. Artificial
Teeth inserted from one to entire set gold
silver or Eulcauite base The later new improve
ent and guaranteed TO give satisfaction in ali eascs'
iau22dtf.
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EDUCATIONAL
WANTED

a teacher competent TO instruct classes in Math
ematcs. Good wages and permanent situation
can be had. Apply TO the undersigned at the sum
merville Institute.
THOMAS s. GATHRIGHT
60, 1ad 1875 dIr, "
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COTTON Seed.

WE are now receiving Large lot of Cot
ton Seed of the crop of 1855 This seed was
put up by one of the most reliable planters
in Mississippi, and we warrant them fine
and genuine fresh seed
Planters wanting the genuine article and
no mistake viii find them, at small profit
on cost, &C ROBINSON & Co
Jackson, Jan 4. 1A65. 10 d. 49, -
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORY

Merchants + Cotton Factors,
GRAY & NORRIS.
THORNHILL & RICHARDSON,
- EULKERSON & MCLAURIN,
WALTHALL & co.
D. c. GULLETT,
AIKEN & RANEY,
MOSES GREENWOOD & son,
~ X. POWELL,
DUFF, GREEN Il co.
f. B. FALLS s. co.
ETHEL d THOMAS,
NM. r. GREEN & BROS.
ALLISON * DAVIS,
lofinm Factors and Commission Merchants
DICKMAN, HILL & STRANGE,
DUNCAN & RANDALL,
LINDSEY & HALSMITH,
81. b. GENIN,
Is. L. PIERSON Il co.
J.. w. LYONS,
ROBERT PITKIN,
ARTHWAITE, LEWIS ii STEWART
loatr 81 Shoes,
D. HENRY & co.
GATES, DEMERTTT S co
NJ s. STETSON
ials Cups,
Is. c. HICKEY,
kiss1 and Furnishing Goods,
s. n MOODY,
en|1 lissioH, Produce aud Groceries.
r. PRUDHOAfSIE,
GEO. T kOJNS & CO.
NVM. \. BELL & co.
ImpQrter,
g. WOLF,
L0hnocO Dealers and COBliaisaiOR Merchants,
SOUTHERLIN, WARREN & co,
CLIFFORD, WALSH & co
MAYER BROTHERS,
JAS. CONCEAL,
G. n MORRISON,
lptolysdle Grocers,
w. G. LYON & co
GEO. G. GARNER,
j. H. CARTER,
GRIFFIN g. PORCH,
H1TE & MURDOCH,
EDWARD THOMPSON s. co
NJ. STONE & co.
ARTHUR STONE q co.
I1r1ier and Dry Goods,
LEVI, MILLER & co.
eGre,
STARK, sTAUFFER & CO.
TAYLOR & CHURCHILL,
c. H. SLOCOMB,
py,
E. SHERMAN & CO.
M and Commission Merchants,
CHEEowETH, CASEY & co.
AnlAsale Dry Goods
FORCHEDMER & HABER
MCSTEA & VALUE,
lH Packet Bitters,
BARNETT s. LYON,
Estate agents,
POWELL & FORSTALL,
Jacket Bittees,
GRAY & NORRIS.
llaneoas,
MEYER, WEIS & co, Importers.
J. MEAD & CO., Medicines.
WILCOX & GIBBS, Setriaq Machine
GEO. H. VINTEN, Paper Warehouse
WALTON & DESLONDE, AMctionee
Z, {; PALMER & co, Oil Cloths,
Carpets,
yNO. II. KEEP, Metals etc.
1hOS. B. B0BLEY & CO., Stea
1ngsnes, Mrs, etc. $50
C. 4. ZIMMERMAN. DigmoaGs GD
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NEWTON HIGH SCHOOL

Fs1HIS Institution viii be opened on the FIRST
i MONDAY OF FEBRUARY next, under the
supervision of
d. w HAMITER.
1t is proposed to make this first class school
Those who may desire to prepare their for Col
lege, or give them a thorough practical education
respectfully invited to the following cOnsidera
tions.
LIST. Newton Station situated on the Southern
Railroad thirty miles west of Meridian is easy of
access. and a very healthy location.
ID ID WHamiter, who is experienced teacher
and christian gentleman will furnish board and
lodging for boys and young at his own res
dence.
Sd. Those who may be interested as to the ability
and qualifications of the Teachers are respectfully
referred to
Rev J \ Waddel D D Chairman University Miss
Rev II Alexander Kosciusko Miss
Judge Robt. Huntington, Carthage Miss.
Rev X S Gladney Aberdeen
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TFACHERS GARD

a SOUTHERN LADY competent TO teach Mu
sic on the Piano. also the French language as well
all the English branches, and Drawing desires a
situation in Seminary private family. high
references given TO character and ability Please
address MRS. ESTER SHAW,
Jan l9dIA Shubuta, Miss
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g. BOGLE.

& BoGLE, zhoraeys at Lar
A TOR, " ". n n W EiTHFRs.
NERAL W / " INNS
MERCHANT PE'cLle,s and, and Sta,'o ne,;.r,
,..oo,a,.. M nr. Tobacco Fruits, &c,
ne, and respeetunsa sPENGLER & ZEHNDER
0'4aA- ca mission Merchants.
II T F. OWEN & Co.
GREER '0"hs : Bahkas
g Greer fetni.I Bogls NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON
Aug 2aad Drag, Chemicals. g.,
SIMEON D. Bpov BI BIC BAILEY & CO
BROWN CRAFT g. JOHNSON
WIN & Co IS j. y. cANNoN'
and Retail &c Company
IS IN PIoNEER-E A COCHRAN, Ag't.
~ 8 Drg Goods.
~ hL az, g HOWARD SHAW 4 co
DuS anu RANDALL & PUTNAM
ancis Street ROBINSON & co
IS old Stand0 Dsnt.sts
Mobile Al DR. G. ) KNAPP
Fbnndyy and Machine Shop
sTER & co, 10 STEVENS
AND RETAIL Fafaiture
[TGTo D FLANNERY
: artt4ies Family and Plantation Supplies.
n Street No ABRAHAM & SMITH.
" HAWKINS & DOTY.
f. ALA T TG F' 6W2S S & CO. q "
RANDALL & PUTNAM
the attention Of Szararare Stores &c
immunity at Ian I. &. NEWCOMER
NEW STOCK Hot.1s
S DICKSON HOUSE
aIS MRS. FLUSSERS.
ltent Medicl 'iasA@ mt I al! :. noururv
Papicoas.
-, as58 DR. R KELLS.
Teas, Spices Paining House Sig" and Ornamental
sH AND AMERrA VIM FRENCH.
J YPyintnq
md other variet aFA CLARION BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.
she's. R...m,on,
Tooth Comba - KEFsrCKFR 4 LAIR
IN Dressing c., 49,, ,....,
ALL KINDS..~.s1F W. - ur1Trrpo
GARDEN SEEDS g..
AEacAAhg' 88 STAG SALOON
ALSO PHOENIX SALOON.
nrntS and 1ruSaeyo.z,,o Roots and Shoes &c
ii articles kept L JOHN CLEARY ....
ted Drug StOrs...~ 7;,,,,,s &C.
he 6r1D We ar n REFS & COATS
he QUAuTr1Ssst IT,. r.
2 Thankful for tHHs4Aatss, 1HHeSS &c
-muanee c. D. Subway.
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ARREST OF mOsBY.

Colonel John s. Mosby. whose dash and
daring during the war rendered him con-
spicuous among the partizan leaders of the
South, has been singled out by the War De-
partment for persecution under the still ar
bitTaTy system Of military rule Colonel
MOsby, after having been paroled with the
other officers of General Lees Army, retired
to his home in Fauquier, and engaged in the
practice Of the law Accepting the defeat
of the cause to which he had been devoted,
he asked only the privilege OF pursuing an
honorable vocation as a quiet ana law
abiding citizen. This has been denied HIM.
We learn that he has been arrested by mill
taTy" authority conveyed to Washington, and
thrown into prison, iii violation OF the terms
of his parole 1t is alleged that the charge
against him Is that he caused the execution
OF two Federal soldiers during. the war, III
retaliation for the murder of some of his own
men. What If the charge be true-weTe
there not many similar instances Of retalia-
ton on the part of the Federal Command
eTs Is il possible that the War Depart
ment proposes to search the gloomy record
OF civil strife to drag every case Of Coptede-
rate retaliation before 4 military tribunal
Colonel MOsby did not shed blood Tor pastlIne,
or to crafty n savage nature He was a
soldier and subject to the stern discipline of
war. If in his Judgment or that OF bis su-
peri0rs, the e&igencies Of the strife, under
the martial code, demanded n military exc
cution, he but fulfilled a soldiers duty in
carrying the harsh sentence into effect
The gentle eyes OF Peace should not dwell
with severe scrutiny upon the terrible rou-
tine of war, for it is impossible, III such ret
rospectiOn, TO appreciate the necessities or
the sense Of justice that provoked retalia-
ton. Blood enough has been shed to satisfy
even vengeance justice demands no further
suffering, and policy forbids its infection
upon men who are beloved and honoTed by
the Southern people. five would be friends
with them, we must not band and persecute
their her0es.-N. Y. News.
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The following General invitation from a
Confederate country maiden to friend in
the city, says the Richmond Times, was
penned before the Confederacy went up ::
Come leave the noisy LonFssrea
And come TO the Fields with me
Trip DER the Hekh with flying feet
And skip along the Lee
There Eaceu find the flowers that be
Along the Son, zaH still
And pluck the buds of towering psa
That grew 4. p Hill
Across the Rodes the Forest bouqhs
A stately AJchanag form
Where sadly pipes thar Earth lird
That never caught the worm
Come hasten for the Bee ia pone
And WAcaf hes on the plains
Come braid Garland ere the leaves
Fan in the Blasting RaiHs.n
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E. ]. GOODE,
Attorneg md Counsellor
AT LAW,
OFFICE, NO. 3. CARONDELET STREET
NEW ORLEANS Ia i,9Ty
CHARLES CLARK,

ATTOR NEY At LAW.
Resumes Practice Residence, Bolivar COUNTY
Mississippi. Post ofice-Napoleon, Ark jan23dti
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1t was founded in ls32-has a Charte from the
State permanent Institution under the direction
OF Board of Trustees appointed by the Legislature,
and is authorized to confer degrees, Diplomas etc.
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i G. NJ @ Il + \

He refers to the following well known gentlemen,
tons with him. at Jackson and Canton, Miss, du-
ring the past fifteen years Hon. VIM. Yerger,
j. * I. Green, jackson, Miss G. VI. Barber and
A IL. Arthur, Yicksburg, Miss Hon. Locke Z.
Macon, Miss: r. l. Adams, No Is Union St, Gen
C. E. Smedes St. james Hotel j r Powell & w
L Stuart, No. Z Carondelet st. A j Gillespie, los
Gravier st, New Orleans; E NJ. Avery, Memphis,
Tenn; j. Is. D. DeBow, Washington city, d. c.
an7 -3mos
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WANTED.

WANTED.
4 GENTS in every county for the sale of the cele-
"A brated FLORENCE REYERSIBLE FEED
SEWING MACHINE, the most improved and most
valuable Sewing Machine otfered-makes four dis
tinct stitches. Sells rapidly. Commissions large
Enclose stamp for circulars, and address. giving
references KETES ESTES CO.
General Agents for Mississippi and Alabama.
an q dim P. o. Box 90 Mobile Ala.
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SIMEON D. BRO,
; BROWN.
WIN & CO.
and Retail
rs IN
D o YES
FLING
| DdS and n,
'ancis Street,
rs Old Sand"
Mobile, Al
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DOLBEAR CONN ERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF The CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Ia,
Corner Camp and G OmmOn,
Opposite the City Hotel,

Entrance on both streets, in the spacious
and elegant Story BoiIing, is constantly in ses-
sion under eight able Professors
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Teas, Spices
SH AND AMERl
JNIERY
and other variet
She's,
Tooth Combs
m DrcssingC
ALL KINDS
GARDEN SEEDS
BIaCkfMg.
ALSO
ntntS and TruS3
Ill articles KEEP
ted Drug StoI
ted from MRnufactu
he firm, We are |
Of the BEST QUAl
Thankful for foi
|tuuIucr
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YARDS K co.
V FL { 4 q !
AND
MISSION MEN
||uth Commerce,
|Iobile Ala.
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l.. POPE,
H. Pope d Co..
9 O
AND
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on Mercl

Al North Watei
|BILE ALA.
to his friends, and !, Y
G & Co, in the sas
Butter, and all =
his care. Alao v \,
Merchants bills, 81
|onstantly in recelpls,
orleans on commits
= low, if MOI low"
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LE & KIENCKl
n { I q IL
|YAL STREET
House North of The
bible Ala.
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I BkHCAIhgs
Also
ntntS and TfuSm,
III articles kept
ted Drug Stor,
ted from MRnufactun
he firm, We are o.
Of the BEST QUALI,
2 Thankful for foFaI
-uuIuCr
R. s. |
EBB & co.
Y FACTORS
AND
n MERCHANI
J Commerce 81
bile, Ala.
r formerly with Mess
the above hnuse. sept
s. SO
FRANCIS STIR
lie, .Rfd.
v FACTION
AND
N NEROHAs
q made on cotton VIZ
,Ile shipped to New z
p all cotton consigAs.
nd Prompt Return
lSG5-dtf.
UUGG IN, ii. 10 !
W + r 4 C O..
,nnisSIOn NHerehsI
Z the sale Of
Country Pro
ALSO
alers in Norths
stern Goods.
ommerCe and ST. Lou
sbiIe. Ala.
Attended 10
YARDS K co.
Y Fl { 4 q Ri
AND
MISSION MENf
nth Commerce, y
Iobile Ala.
f & KIENCKE
n { 7 q Ill
VAL STREET
.Toase North of tic !
IbiIe Ala.
l.. POPE,
L. Pope d Col
6 + O I
on M er CT
AZ North WatG I
'BILE ALA. i
L
to his friends, and
G & Co, in the salt
Butter, and all "a
his care. Alao "
Merchants bills, 81
instantly in recelps
orleans on commlS
, low, if nol lOTe
f f S Z ] r.
On FACTORA
!, coMM1ssIosa
/ 43 North Was
.OBILE, ALA. \
BI DIG ODD4
lesale and Retail
= f L L
AND
AND
ok Manufa'
T and st. Franc.
: receiving a lsrr
INK BOOho
L APEh. AE
flat Cap, Bill hea
VEIOPS.
! !. k SsTFnAtTIoNERl
Sd Sd STEEL Ps
) STATIONERY
lain and Fancy
OOL BOOKS.
ing daily, which
the old stand. i
Francis Streeh
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE ,...
Of ACK SO N.

Sc. Advertisements in the Clarion.
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sTER & co.
AND RETAIL
STr
NJ ARO1
n Street No
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Country Pr
ALSO
|alers in North
stern Goods.
ommerCe and ST. Lou
bible. Ala.
/ attended TO
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w II. HARDY, PauIding, Miss, and
" n. j. HARRY, Raleigh, Miss
thrssys Law sEd Solicitors in Chaucery, PauldnE
Miss will practice in all the courts Of the 4th JI5icial
District posed Of the c1Uat-s CT Hinds, Rankin,
Scott, Newton, s. h and Jasper, so in u counties
II LaUdard8le, Clark and Wayne, 6.h District.
Also General Agents for the purchase and sale of
Lauas redo OF Lands sold for taxes, quicng
tax ies. & &c. Address PRuiding Miss, Raleigh
Miss Nov 2sdtf.
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DUGG IN, II. L. !
W T. r & G. O..
,niisSIOn NHerehaI
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R. s.
EBB & CO.
" EACTO2s
IN MERCHAN
B Commerce n
bile, Ala.
(lorm erly with Mes
the above hnuse. sep
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BIDGoOD.
lesale and Retail
: f L L
AND
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the attention Old
Immunity at Ian
NEW STOCK
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ale, .RfG.
NJ FACTOR:
AND
IN NERCHAs
& made on cotton w
Ile shipped to New
p all cotton consigAs.
nd Prompt RttuH
lSG 5-dtf.
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CASUALTIES The body OF lad. appa-
ron'ly fourteen wears old, was found i'm the Della
ware at Washington street wharf, on Saturday
He was dressed in blue jacket, with brass
buttons, striped woolen pants, AMI calico Shirt
The body OF an unknown man was found in
was dressed in dark pants and white shirt, and
had on low shoes and Kossuth hat. He was
about five feet eleven inches high aud had black
hair and large bushy whiskers. The Coroner
took charge of both bodies.
Edward Porter had his foot badly crushed on
Saturday. by being caught between the cars on
the Jenkintown Railroad. Hc was taken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital, where ampuCation was
performed.
Jane Early was also admitted into the Hos.
pital, with her right shoulder fractured, caused
by falling upon the pavement at Second and
Dock streets.
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J. VAUGHAN MERRICK, WILLIAM H. MERRICK
JOHN L COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
y WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGlN EERS AND MACHINISTS.
manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines for
Land hiver, and Marine Service
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings oil all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs Tor Gas Works, Workshops and
Railroad Stations etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and most i'm
proved coDst uction
Every description OF Plantation Machinery and Sugar
Saw, and Grist Mills. Vacuum Pans Open steam Trains
DefecatOrs, Filters, Pumping Engines etc.
Sole Agents for N. BtleuX's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent steam Hammer and AS
Machine. 63OS
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DEPOT, SCHUYLKILL

CLOTHING DEPOT, SCHUYLKILL
~ ARSENAL
OFEICE EXECUTIVE AND INSPECTING OFFICER,
PHuADELPHIA, Pa, August %, 1866
Sealed Proposals vii be received at this Odico
until noon SATURDAY, September l. 1866, de-
livery at the Schuylkill Arsenal, IN merchantabe
200 Pairs Sewed Bootees, Size No 10,
200 Pairs Sewed Bootees, Size No. 16
Army Standard.
Samples can be seen al this Office.
Bidders must state IN their proposals the price
(Which must be piven in writing as we'll as in
6gures, and also the quantity and time delivery
Each bud must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons (whOse signatures and places OF residence
must be appended o the guaranteed and certified 10
as being good and sufficient security for the amount
involved by some public tunchOnary of the United
states.
Bids from defaulting contractors, and those thai
do not fully comply with the requirements OF this
advertisement, will not be considered.
Blank forms for proposals, embracing the terms OF
the guarantee required on each bid, can be had on
application at this Office, and none Others which do
not embI ace this guarantee will be considered, nor
will any proposal be considered which does not con-
orm to the requirements therein stated.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Bootees,"
aud BIDDERS requested to be present at the OPEN
ing of bids
BY order of -
Brevet Brig Gen G. II. CROSMAN,
Asst Quartermaster-GeneralU u. 5. Army.
HENRY W. JAMES,
Capt. and A. @. NJ, Bvt Major U. S. Army,
S229t Executive and Inspecting Officer.
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6 C. r o r u l. A, :,

All Medical Men agree that IODINE is THE BEST
RI NEDY scroula and all kindred diseases ever dis
covered The difficulty has been to obtain PURE SoLU
lion it.
DIR. II. ANDERS' IODINE WATER
Is Pure Solution OF Iodine, WITHOUT A soLvENrI
Containing FULL GRAIN to each ounce of water
A MOST POWERFUL VITA LlZING AGENT AND
RES TORATIVE.
1t HAS cured and SCRoFULA in all its mani
fold forms
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYPHILIS, SALT RHEUM
And has been used with astonishing success in casea
OF RHRUMATlsM, DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS, HEART LIVER and KIDNEY DIsHAsEs etc,
Circulars will be to any one sen ding their
address.
lrce 90 bottle, or for s5 co.
Prepared by Dr. H. AN DERS, Physician and ChemIst.
FOR SALE BY
j. p. DINSMORE,
No 36 DEY Street, New York.
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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RESULTS OF CARELEssNEss.-On Satur-
day afternoon young lady, while walking along
skin that had been thrown on the sidewalk.
She slipped, and broke one OF the leaders in her
right leg. A similar accident occurred to
gentleman a few days before, but it was at
tended with less serious results
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YOUTHFUL OFFENDER.-Charles Shaffer
q lad, was arraigned before Alderman Better on
Saturday afternoon, charged with stealing
about forty dollars worth Of carpenters tools,
belonging to James Schnatz and Thomas j. Cobb
The tools were taken from a new building on
Eighth street, near Filbert, and we're found
secreted in house on Cherry street, above
Seventh, where the accused resided At the re-
quest OF his mother, Charles was sent to the
House of Refuge.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL boy about twelve
years of age was seriously injured yesterday
afternoon, on Girard avenue, above Ridge road,
by passenger car passing over his leg. He
was taken to the ST. Joseph's Hospital.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-27

TXTENsIvE AUCTION SALE
GOVERNMENT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED HOGSHEADS
OF
FINE VIRGINIA LEAF.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, CUSTOM HOUSE,
RICHMOND, Va, August 8, 1866.
In compliance with instructions from H. A. Ris-
lev Eiq., Supervising Special Agent, there will be
Sold to the highest bidder at public auction, at ii
O'Clock in the forenoon of WEDNESDAY, the 9th
day of September next at WINSrON'S BUILD
ING, corner of FOURTEENTH and CARY Streets,
in the city of RICHMOND, Virginia, the following
CAP TRED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY,
TWO HUNDRED (oR MoRE) HOGSHEADs
LEAF TOBACCO,
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO.
The Leaf Tobacco has been gathered from the
courtles OF Bediora, Roanoke. Franklin, Campbell,
HelIy, Patrick Halifax, Prince Edward, flusylya'
ma MeckenbuTg and Charlotte, comprising all the
COCO tobacco lands in the stale Much OF II is OF
the finest quality, suitable for wrappers" and has
been wei cured and preserved. THIS sale presents
OPT unliles 10 the manufacturer ana dealer rarely
offered Should the demand warrant, some three or
iour hundred hogsheads more may be added TO the
sal, which wall comp etc the disposition OF Virginia
TObac % for Government account.
SAmules of each hCgshead Will be ready for inspec-
ton at the saesToom ten Gays preceding the day Of
sale
Terms Cash, in G on; snment funds
JOHN S. LOOMS,
8lt9W stanl SPECIAL Agent