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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29
Mobile Market.

MoBILE, Msy Is -Corrox-There has been good
demand throughout the day for the better qualities
lower grades are entirely neglected Notwithstanding
the panic sdvices ceived In tho past few days from
nands and price. have continued Hrm and hard. The
stock ale s very poor and good Selections hard to
And. $50 bales changed hands at $40 for middling
v;a % New orIes 8, al at ss to lcc and advancing
MONETARY AND FINAEcIAL-Ihe depressing accounts
of large hou on the other side has Great
men, especially thoee who have been drawing largely
against cotton With such heavy failures, it would be
miracle If the enrn community should escape rom the
effects Of them nut yet lave head Of no serious
loss here THIS condition OF affairs has operated to
make Sterling very difficult Of negotiation, and aope but
the most approved and undorbted bills 1nd buyers.
ALI others entirely unsalesble. For the former the
sales 140 to I&l.
Gold is still ON the advance and With increased de-
few made but later In the day holders ad-
van ed their prices lS5@lS6 We heard Of one sale
Of $4,000 after the close OF the market at 1875.
The supply Of New York kxchsnge is eH limited, In
which mod, rata business has been done In Sight
Bank and Bankers drawing q. x. and outside rates
NewOrleans Sight remains unchanged say at par.
There press dispatches received to-day, but
by private Telegram from New York. via New Orleans
quoted there ut 1885, and In New Orleans at 10 1k039
lG4, -33seAs1Nssv Orleans Market. e.Is.a :.
NEW ORLEANS. Ray 3s.-oorron-we noticed, in
" eO bass was at about previous rates for the lower
grades but at fuller prices TOR the better qualities The
samo fsstures have ohsrscterizod the market to-day
have been In request and buyers found It difficult to
purchase at the inside figures for low middng and mid
ding For the present hossvsr We Tepes. our Gu0s
~ 70 29d; good or mary 80 to So low m!ddng "a 70
S. and middng at ss to 4o The sales comprised $500
bales tahen BY eight brokers' partly for the North and
partly for foreign export ,..g-..,.,-
srATxl6nsr OF COTTON.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29
COMMERCIAL.
The Charleston Cotton MARX ct.

fRo CharAestoh SottoH nA"EAet' 20; - y
The stagnAton which characterized the Cotton mar
ket here on Saturday continued throughout yesterday,
there being sales Tar we could learn buyers
holding on decue and sellers being unwilling to
yield. .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 2s.-CorFEE-We report sales OF
500 bags Hio brig Redwing, on private terms; ~
bags prime Bio from seoopd hands st 0Ho, and 100 do
,hlehnr on account OF tho advaI oe In gold - -.
FLOUR 10 firm, though not verv Active We have only
to report sales OF 200 bbs Northwestern super at
and jobbing lots within our range annexed. viz:
Howard street super and cut extra 10 to SO 90: DO
extra shipping II so 70 s12; do high grades u to $ls
do fauiy IL % s15 Ohio super and ont ezra ~ 70
sIo az: do extra shipping 10 80 10 $11; do retailing
II so to siq 80 and do family 13 80 to S 5o North
western super rs 70 $40; DO extra 10 so TO Sll eo
CITY Ns super rs TO $40; do shipping brands ens S,a
e,.da ex,rs SIS; Baltimore, welch's and Greenaeid
Erniiy Ar p-r bSL Rye Anuy, new to S6 10 per DBL
Corr Mssi.Oity Mills and Brsndywne zS 70 - " pr
bbk r.r
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29

CONSTITUTION WATER.

iT1HE AsToNMHN9 sUUC1Bs WHIUH HAs ATT
J. TENDED this invaluable medicine proves Il the
most perfect remedy ovsr discovered No language can
convey an adequate idea Of the immediate and almost
miraculous change which It oonsons b the debiHtated
and shattered systam. ID fact it stn0 unravaed -
remedy for the perfect cure q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET

The Financial article OF the New York Tines Of Sat-
urday. 2sth instant ssys:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29

PIE BoxBARDMENT OF CALLAo-oFFIcIAL DIspAToH
FROM COMMODORE RODGERS. I.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
News by Telegraph anu Mails.
&. j. BEAN, Secretary.
November IN. 1866.

We learn from the Mansfield Hcroid, that
the building formerly known as the
Phoenix Hotel, in that place, was burned
down last week, the loss being about Sl2,-
600.
Two cmigrant vessels arrived at New
orleans the other day, one bringing 22''
immigrants, the other 337, from Bremen.
They nearly all passed up the river for
Missouri, and elsewhere.
The famous trotting mare Lady Emma.
died in New York last Thursday. Her
owner Mr.. PETER. was offered and refused
$4,000 for her, not long ago.
Five thousand German Catholics in st.
Louis on the night of the 30th, celebrated
by Il torchlight procession the silver anni-
yersary Of Archbishop kENDRIcK's consc-
Grafton as Bishop. lie has filed that posi-
tion in st. Louis for twenty years.
General SEDGwIcK, who was reported To
have crossed the Rio Grandc, Is not Gene
raj SED0wIcK of the old Second Kentucky
Regiment. ~ has been stated by morn
ing paper. lie is the SEDGwICk of Zancs-
Vile, Ohio, son of Baptist clergyman.
At Mitchellsville, Tennessee, on We,lneS-
,lay last, q constable named ALBERT c,
BYRAM, was fatally wounded while at
tempting to arrest a man named MCDALE
In the succeeding melee, two of MCDALE's
brothers were killed. and magistrate. a
brother of the constable, was dangerously
wounded.
In the Massachusetts town of Florida.
and the towns adjoining, at the end of the
HoOsac tunnel, a Pdi,thor has been doing
great mischief lately-killing over one hun
dred sheep and forty calves.
The safe of the Treasurer of Trumhull
County, Ohio, was blown open on the night
ofthe 29th ult. The door of the safe was
broken by the explosion, the gas pipe melt
Ell. and the windows forced ont.
4 LOT of over $l,200 of counterfeit coli-
pons of the bonds of 1861 were offered for
sale to a broker in New York, yesterday,
who sent them to the Treasury, where
they were Mt first pronounced genuine, bui
on closer inspection proved spurious. The
counterfciter escaped arrest.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
A Ranih Region.

The devil seems to be running q muck Ia
Eastern Illinois. In Charlestona Young
lawyer. aristoeratiealv connected, enticcd
n young girl, his niece into his Office, and
effected her ruin. The girl tried to XII
her seducer, shooting nj him twiee with a
revolver, and the incestuous monster fled
to South America, to escape the vengeance
of the excited populace, In Paris Edgar
County. ~ young girl named HUNTER
stranglcd her newborn babe and hid the
body in her trunk. In the same place Il
young lady got married Thursday, and
Friday night honored her Iatherana moth
er by making them grand parents TO a
healthy boy. ma.rH a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
From the Cincinnati Enquirer,
The Chief Justice and the A DDOInt
ing Power

One OF the most astonishing propositions
which has been made by the Radicals In Con-
gress Is that TO vest IN Chief Justice Chase
the appointment and control of the Internal
Revenue Department throughout the coun-
try. If it is as justitiable and appropriate
he should do that, it Is equally so that he
should manage the Custom Houses, and be
nc the head of the army and navy. Adopt
ing this principle, we make him ,Chicl
Justice rs well as President, the officer
whose business il is to execute a law
and decide its legality at the same
time. IL never before was discovered that
there was a peculiar compatibility In the
Chief Justice havinga a large appointing and
executive power, hut, on the contrary, the
Idea has been to preserve the office pure by
Keeping it free from such eorrupting infill-
ences. Only fancy Chief Justices Marshall
or fancy approached with the offer of such
enlargement OF their functions! These
eminent iurists would have had doubts OF
the sanity Of the suggestion. But Chief
Justice Chase is of another mold. lie Is,
while on the Supreme Court itching, with
burning ambition, to be President. lie
Is not only entirely willing, but anxious,
10 tlabble the judicial robe in the dirty pool
of political agitation. Consequently, his
friend, MIR. Kelley, makes the extraOrdi-
nary proposition we have alluded to above
TO give him the control of Offices that will
assist him In the nomination at National
Convention. This Is the explanation of
this strange proceeding 10 deprive the
President of patronage that properly be-
longs to him, and TO degrade, at the same
time, the Office of Chief Justice.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
Indiana Items.

Mrs DAVID KITCHEN, Of Morgan county,
gne birth 10 three children IA boy and two
girls--a shorr lime since. Her husband
was member of the Thirty third regi-
mcnt, aud was discharged for disability" E"
1t would seem that lle had fully recovered.
DESTRUCTIVE Fms IN RIcnMoND.-- The
woolenImllls of TEsr Bros, near Richmond.
were destroyed by tire last tuesday Loss,
S25,0O0.J A'A =.
JOhN MYERS has brought suit against Il
L. BRowN, and ], FuLKNER, OF Washington
county, laying his damages at $4,000. The
defendants arrested MYsRs rs ticsrifer
some time duriag the War.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
state Rights O I'll

Here Is plank FROM the Republican plat
form in Maiur Don't i show progress
One would scarcely suppose II 10 be u Re-
publican resolution: atr
ResOlred, That We hold unequivocally to
thedoctrne of genuine popular sovereignty Y
and the right Of the people IN etery ,Stafe and
Territory TO establish Meb oien iRstitufiohs
IN their olon 1edy subject only 10 the consti-
tutional powers of Congress and the re.
straints of just morality. .,,,f
Those who are surprised at this doctrine
put forth by Radical State Conyeptlon
may cease TO be astonished when they learn
that the time when 1t was uttered was ID
July, 1858. ll
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1867

10 rnE Democracy OF ono:
A state Convention of the Democracy ot
ohio will he held at Columbus on Tuesday
the sth day Of January next to nominatc
candidates for the following offices, and
for the transaction vt such other hnsincss
rs may come before it
G0reraOT;
LfeueRGnt GOUeTHori
auditor Of STATE,
1fedsarer of State;
iNnpfeRe Judgei
Attorney General;
Member Hoard Of Public Works.
The ratio OF representation will be as
follows: one delegate for each county an
additional delegate for every 900 votes cnst
forTHoMAs NJ. Kay for supreme Judge al
the last election: and an additional dele
yate for every fraction Of 25O or more votes
50 cast.
This ratio gives to the counties colloc-
lively 5l5 Delegates, to MONTGOMERY coun-
~, t'oelcs.l
It Il respectfully suggested that, as Tar rs
It. may be practical and convenient, the del
egates be'choscn on saturday, the 20tll day
Ot lleFeNntf.
We avail ourselves Of this occasion Ia
urge upon the Democracy an Immediate
organization, and especially township and
ward organization. Now Is the time to
spread useful information among the pco-
pie; but this can not be done without 8
thorough and efficient organization. That
our principles will ultimately triumph We
10 not doubt--for to do that would be to
doubt the possibility of free government
hut we can not achieve success, and avert
despotism, without labor; and We can not
begin our labors tod soon orprosecutc them
too earnestly aud steadfastly.
By order of the Democratic state Central
Committee.
JOHN G.. THOMPSON. chm.
&. j. BEAN, Secretary.
November N. 1856.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
NIEIlICAL NOTINN.

DT. ~. CONE may he cnnsuitedh rs follows:
IA DAYTON NJ the Phillips House, on FridAys
sept. -; OGL lni Nov. ~; DFc. n Feb Mali1
n; Apil IL Max al june a. i
In Tkp1 At the Morris HOUSE, On SaluritaN,
sept. 1ss tlct aai NOV, "a; Dee 30; Feb =; Marft
10: April 10; MAY Is; JunV ~.
In NENiA utiitG prlnt Eating llbusc on Thurs
days, sept ~. oct, ls; My -; Dec -, Jan. n
March q April u Alay 10. June "a I.|
Ia arklNdFiELD az die Wnlis linusa. 0I
'Ihmfsda! sep ~ oH, IA; nov ~ Jan - Feb
rs hlareh M AIF,i lsi 9lAl ~; dune ",
places, thai nc has feWlaIly visited fog ihe pas
seven years, aud As hq has tiAled aud gnred many
Patients in ea'h of the abOse IlAees, heicAn give
the best ~ eielcnpes in each place 10 his 81 III
Dr. CONE "freats and Cues all varieties OF
Chfonic diseasts, Including those vi The Eye anu
ki,ri makes no charge for consultation; bus II
those who eonsall hhu desretreatment, he oharges
Cash Tor his Mpdcinrk
Meicmes that win last patiaDt from flur 10 siX
moiths ,hstfrom f,1rle rhfty dollars, in Casl
Address DR., T.. CONE,
.Dffilc aL lCOLuMnUs. ONO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
Important Decision Of the Supreme
Court OF MfssissipDi.

q The supreme Court of Mississippi has de-
cided thatthe state never lost It's organi2n-
ton as a government by reason OF secession
or war. but that il was in all respects not
only de Jdct0 but de jtEe State, and that
the functions of government were rghttul-
ly aud eonstitutionally exercised by those
who exercised the executive, legislative and
Judicial functions during that tint wlthin
the state. The opinion of the Court was
delivered by Jndpe Harris
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
Julia Dean Hayne.

Mrs. Julia Dean IIayne has returned to
New York after years OF absence, during
which she has followed the slin aroundthe
world This charming lady, saws tlIr
New York Express, ''wgls last In Salt Lake
City. She looks a little altered from the
bright fair girl who used TO set the town
tones. the same golden hair, the same
bright cyes; there Is only cloud OF sail
ness on her face, hut that only adds 10 her
beauty. however, when her cheeks illmple
with Smiles" t. ftp HHi ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

A Daughter of Gen. Gregg Emi-
CRATES To Liberia.

The Columbia g. G., correspondent of the
New York Times writes, on the llih in
slant concerning the departure OF Il NUM-
Der of negroes from that state tn Liberia.
aud says;
\ good deal of the interest felt by this
community in this emigration party arises
from the fact that with IL goes lady ofone
of the heat families Ia the State, who ac-
companies or conducts the movement. and
who goes rs missionary to Liberia to de-
vote her life, fortune and talents TO the
work of missionary instruction. This lady
is Miss Gregg, sister of General MaNcy
Gregg. who was killed at the battle Of
Fredericksburg in 1862. Miss Gregg has
for great while--pcrhaps ten or twelve
years, certainly several years before the
war-cherishcd this idea Of going rs a.lnig-
sionary to Africa but it Is understood tlic
wishes OF her iriends and family prevented
her from carrylngout her favorite project.
Now an opportunity offers and SHE embarks
in the enterprise with her whole soul and
with the energy characteristic of her
family .t.#y -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

Ihe lndianoln Times SAYS: III some
Norphern rod Western people arc surpris-
cd ~ learn that there are Instances of M
muiy A. 10000 cattle Hwnedbv one ms, IN
Texts. they VIII no doubtbc more surpris-
'cdto lear thpt such men hardly ever bayc
iinilk of buIler on their tables. HI ait adj
loiring county, where the number ~ est
tle arc giNei In for taxes exceeds l,nOOO
the merchant, purchase Bordcn's condens
ed mix aud Goshen butter to sell to theif
cuet0mer4.T
.RgARatet-tt- sR8Eag
lt<t htss ELUA CnmsNAS, of London.
Ohio. on Tuesday Inst, donntcd q second len
thousand dollar, for the ,endowmeni OF q
chair of Biblical Literature in the Ohio
Wesleyan University, at Delaware. She
previously gave seven thousand dollar
toward erecting u Methodist Church in her
own town. which swells her ,.Ceatenary'
Ifo9Fibutid9 70 twenty seven thouhnd
dollars. NV ElIETI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
Legal Notice.

~ Mtheitth day Of October. 4. D.. isgg. the PRO.
~ bate Court, of MONTGOMERY ounty, declared
tle est9te ~ Henry Wittefss deceased tii-he pfab
ahls sifsoivent. tfeditors are thereiore reanired
70 present THEN claims against the estate to the
Undersigned fgri allowance, Nithin six months
from the time above mentioned, or they will nOt
be entitled 70 payment, JOSEPH WILSON
80. -, Admr of ilepry NitteIg der'd.
L Oct n ! A ID. 1864 AVA
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

when WESUtft "iu.its, Ia his "t'00pcr
Institute" address. made the cmlnclati0n OF
a perpetual Copgrtss, somc Of the lesser
Radical press slikhtl hootcd atthc absurl-
ity--eve suggesting ihdt il wa one oi tllc
crazy crotchctaof crazy fanatic, wbo az
iected to be- lcpuhllcan icdder. wen.
what followed!
Congress met. The Radicals held . cau-
cns. to asuange Il programme of crimes aud
follies. 4 committee NFc eppointp -
shape things srAuLDiNd, Of Ohio, moved
that the Committee be instructed TO report
upon the expcdicncy of ealIiug the Forti-
eth Congress together on tie iiNh OF
March
Mr.. GAnrrrD, of Ohio. jdmpcd up aud
said he had bill for eonycling the Forti-
eth Congress on the 4tho March, at twelye
O'Clock. already drawn up. lie intcnddl 70
press It early. lie said he bclieTcdl the
watch-dogs of the nation ought to be kept
on guard all the time.
Thus was 1t demonstrated that the Mas
sachusctts Scold. in anything he may aig-
gcst, Of revolutionary or mischicvou-
character, Is accepted as the ordcle Of the
Jacobins. who now are running our Gov
ernmcnt macnme.
The petted miscrcant, who boasted ia tics
Cincinnati Opera House, that for tliirty
years he had been an Aholitionist, and for
sirteeH yedTs 5 Disi'NlONisT, (tor which inta-
NOUS sentiment he was egged and t'UpiPed of
the stage aud out OF tl,c back door, Is now
the coraer-sfoae OF the Radical structure
Il Is useless Tor Radical organs to deny this.
When they do--as many OF them dove
feel inclined to excfaim. AZ GRgFIEY ohcc
/ did. about the AmericdA Fidp-
/ Al. ua. tt So
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
MICHAFfl HARTSETPs EsTXTF.

NVLlels a. hereby given haI the subscriber has
~ eennppointed and qualified as Administralof
golnery county, ohio, deceased. All persons in.
dehthd 20 the estate are requested 10 call and ser
Tie their aeeonnte with thehdminisrator.
Dayton, November 70 isaS-deiSsW =" -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
Horrible.

A young woman named Morris, OF Troy,
Geauga county, on Monday while attempt
burg Station, ON the Atlantic a. Great West
ern Railway, tell under the wheel, which
passed over one leg, crushing IL 50 dread
fully that IL had 10 be Immediately ampu-
rated. The other leg was stripped Of its
nesh on one side down 10 the foot, The
unfortunate girl managed TO drag herself
out from under the ear before the next set
of wheels reached her. Bnt little hopes
exist Of her recovery. In the stocking OF
the Lex cut on, she said she had hid roll
of bElA about $50, which was found as she
stated.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

'fhe folioNing Is ~ reTtlfy thai / have ase.i
klN'Fs kGErAhIE tMBROSlA fal the past
SIX months Hgd 1 have found i il all tLat Is
claimed Ion u 10 periOrnI. ny head has heen near.
~ bald hDr several be- Salt tn va wing fa4
Sly years, al lrast-and lN adhefng tO the airQc.
tio19 IN the se of the AMliRoSI A. q am proud TO
slN thai noM hAN q tine grawth hr healthy hair.
whhtt ~ Whrr itsinraNles have faiUi thh
hair lp "a, Original cnl,, having seen IL tested ~
my most infinaiN rN0pds. | know IL to br Supt-
riOr tu all Othrt fcStnrativcs What lu Know 4
know irnia experience in reference "a It's proper.
ties, aud wHuld recommend 80 10 all as being the
hest article Ia market. WM NJ. IIlIPAftn /
,DIyion. Ohio, Aueu.l % 1HB
e, rfHnS 3 90 PrppH, PeteriOs,. \ a.
F,r sale - nil l'rUgRisis in Dayton, and eyetJ
wllsrr. uUFi ". w. STEW AIsT,
a,tsi,,aw3n Wholesale Aren't Dayt0n, q.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
t4-We would suggest thAt one yaioabl,

g$- -WewOuld suggest that one valuable
result might be- derived 10 the country
from placing the ''Ihiernal Revenue bu-
reau in the control of Chief Justice CHAsE
He might he enabled, through his mary
thousand subordinates, seattePed hi
through the'country, to trace put the exact
spot on which Is lodged the alleged Thirty
Mn.uos discrepancy In bis own cash ac-
count when lie LETT the Treasury Depart
Inent. .sagast iiaa7 at4q
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
DIR. Il. CONWAY,
s u n GEON DENTIST.

HAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE
from Third, to SECOND STREET, would rtspect.
mllylnforn his Friends and patrons that he is now
prepared TO render his professional services 60 ali
%ho may desire tlem, at his oiice On sECON.n
srkkkf, opposite Che Dayton National Hank. J
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

cB- Hon. George Rex, Of Wayne County.
is named In connection with nomination
70 the Office Of Lieutenant Governor ny me
Democratic state Convention. - ohio
Statesman. .l.
we retain very pleasant reoolleetions Of
the old-tims integrity and talents Of GEO.
RHx. n8 ae es M
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06

stThsFe A. inRuy a true WORD sROk en-
tn IsSt.'' sad gentleman TO his friend who re-
marked that ts eFesmbaozs are good, but
RObacks are betteF.O
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
Special Caution.
sss..,UnENn - shsrH

N r1. WINsIO v . NUU 'NMINU 81 NUP
has become 50 pnRllar that gaTi0ns parties have
put out artcles calling them Mrs. Mintlogis.
Please take notice that TIE AiltA. AYINsLOW OF
TIiE soQTHING AAR I, y NOT CONNBCTED
WITH ANY OrnER ARTICLE. juaiAwSm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
PRICE ri 4 I Il ONLY s5 cTs PER BOTTLE.
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

Is the most popular HAIR REsToRATIvE OF
the day ltiSclquer, more richly pern,med. and
Is warlanitl lorcStore gray hair Ia rs natural
.coi6r; stop is romiug an remove duhdruT rlnm
the scalp, aml preVrpt hallIness Read the follow
ING homp tps tiuionAs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-06
gfw Adrtrtisgmsnls. la d.


F'N''i W AHh VI NtlNNAfii DAY INN AkuI
EASTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
- SANprskY OHIp Decenbcf 1860.
GEAIED PROPOSALS. E.r the Dya,tuatinn
- Hfidglhg and Masonry. and for the supplv oI
mh,,Ilai, upon mat part Of the Cincinnati Daytoh
nsal sharon and Dayton, lhclng fuI distance ol
aloui ihrtS hvN niles VIII BE- lUerIsel al fhi5
omrc uHtiI the 10Th day Of January IA7
flhns, FrOdle> and Schedules of nnronnts ot
work may be seen, and blank bids obtained i,y an
pying vt this onice ~ w
AL proposal, must be directed 10 lin Char IN,
Rineor Of the Z. ID. and r.. Railroad tup,pnny
No bids VIII be received after January IA 1857
~ " NJ, ana none viii be opened until that time
RUSH r. SLuANE President. il
l. u. LArnlN Scoretaft desliivI,dstav]nii
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agauts.

E5hTh& HEEgInHW's
M ANTED-SPOKE TTrRNER--A man wbo
W mas had long experience, and fnllv undr,-
3tamis the care and running oil the blanchard
spoke Ialhe, can receive good wages aud steady
rnplal lnlnt ftpn thc tinde rsighe,l. None but 4
Truly tolnpetent man need apply. aAdAre,s Il
ininer x Co Detroit Alrhsg y III nu.ilsw
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-16
NO COOKING STOVES
The Improved Charter Oak Stove
WITH EXTENSION TOP

Has but one damper, aud is so simple in its
construction that Il child can manage it. TIL
ovens are larger. bake more uniform, an h
stove heavier than any cooking stove of cor
responding size ever made.
The Charter Oak is made expressly for the
con- dent that they will find it the Best and
Cheapest cooking stove that they can buy.
Made and sold wholesale and retail b! the
Excelsior Manufa curing Com any,
7 OTTTS MO
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-16
JONES HOUSE,

||S4sE MISS JOSIAH JONES, Proprle-
~. us eOmmodious Hotel has been Eenosa -
wise prepared for the accommoaatioI H. u
Proprietor promises TO keep nls '0oio
everything the market affords
sptin connection with the HOUSE, WE nc
We well cared for. July IL ou