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Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-08-04
.TELEGRAPHIC,

NAsHGSGToN, Aug. John Ross.
cher OF the Cherokee nation, died
here yesterday after 2 two months i'll
ness
Congress has authorized the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to suspend tue
collection, il any Of the States hereto.
fore declared insurrectionarv. of the
direct tax imposed by an act of Con
gross passed August 18th. 1861, emit
tied an act to provide increased rev
ehoes irom imports to pay interest on
the public debt and for other pur-
poses, until January l, 1868.
II ABEIsBVRC. August 2.-Thn State
Convention Of soldiers favorable to
the election Of Clvner rs Governor.
met here yesterday. aud numbered
nearly eight hundred. Resolutions
were adopted indorsing President
Johnson's restoration policy and the
course Of Senator Buckalew and Gov
an Nr. Ciyner, Gen. McCauldless.
VIM II. Wallace, Gen. Miller and
others. addressed the vast assemblare.
NV YORK. August , Evening
Gold closed ct AS. Cotton closed
dull and lower, with sales Of $50
bales; Middling upiandz 36a.. Or
leans Middline 81 to IS
There we're nine case- ana four
deaths by cholera reported in Brook
lyn from noon yesterday to noon to
day. Fight Of these eases were in
the Jail and penitcutiary
San FRANcIsCo, August AT
meeting Of the Union State Central
Committee, resolutions were unanin.
ously adopted indorsing the proposed
amendment 10 the Constitution. ap-
proving the course Of the Radicals
and Of the California Republican del
egatiou
\ San Diego letter says Gen. Fegle,
with 25O0 men and ample supplies,
sailed from All Saints Bay, Lower
California, July 30, supposed to be
destined for Sonora. A sufficient
number Of Americans accompany the
expedition TO command 5000 troops,
which are 10 be organized in Sonora.
New YORK, August Twenty six
cases and six deaths bv cholera in the
city are reported to-day.
CINCIENATI, August Flour un-
changed and firm for higher grades,
which are quoted at SO so to S11
Corn dull and declining at Gle. for
mixed and Zoe for white. Oats IN
changed and steady. Pork S32 So
Bulk meats 10 to 173c. Lard I91c.-
Groceries unchanged Gold l48
ST LOUIS. August 2-Flour firm
and unchanged Wheat heavy and
unchanged Corn declined TO 4c
Mixed and yellow 65 to SIC White
81 to 90c Provisions steady and I'M
changed. Whiskey 50 %
DAYTON, ONO, August Gen.
Schenk has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans with enthu-
siastic reclamation.
LITTLE NAMES father is generally
too busy TO attend the weekly prayer
meeting. One day she was discussing
the great hereafter with her mamma,
when the following dialogue ensued:
Mamma, will you 90 to
Heaven when YOU die -
Mamma-"Yes, hope so, child"
Nancy ell, mamma, | hope I'll
90 too. or you'Il be lonesome
lI..,-,,,, ,.DI, homo y-ouT mana
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For sale,

AT BIG BLACK, MISSISSIPPI.
% Head Mules in No. order;
- Horses in No. order;
Fine Stations, blooded,l work we'll;
p Wagons and Harness for same, complete;
10 Anlbulances and Harness complete;
Draws, heavy and 3 light, IN perfect
order.
sets Drav Harness. nearly new;
10000 Feet Lumber. Seantling and Plank;
81 Pontoon Boats. lines, Se...faxs a1pe;
Also Tables, Chairs, Table Was. &C, &c.
All of which. will be offered At Private sale,
until the rirst day Of August, le66.
Apply TO, ,-o,
iva0dsw, Big Black.
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9g.r.e. aud Mu,es foe saI-.

IHAVE 90 head Of horses and mules for
l. sale, including about so horses, 80 mares
and 80 mules, of which / viii sell the whole,
or part. 10 suit customers.
ANY further information can be obtained At
J. B. MaSsie L Co.'s Stable.
have also an excellent twO-horse wagon.
which / wish 10 sell, either with or without
team and harness. -,
yv,Sd3yy. W N. KYSER.
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Important to Creditors.

FENHE unpaid accounts and notes Of J. b.
IL Morey, and also those of L. and :. NiTden,
having been placed in my hands for adjust
ment and collection,-therefore all who are in
debted TO either of the above, on account Of
mercantile transactions will please call 1t my
office and settle. either by note or cash.
y. b. Very LIBERAL arrangements vii. he
made with those who will call soon.
ONCE in Post Office building up stairs
JAMES b. CLARK
July l., 1866 dim. Atty at Law.
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$500 REWARD.

GTOLEN from my Stables, on the night Of
- the 2Ist inst. deep bay horse, II or II
wears old. blsek name and tail, well formed,
rather light built small star in the forehead.
some saddle and gear marks. lump on one
side near the lower part of the flank, or in
ches long.
Also. 1t the same time, two mare rules, or
wears cid, dark brown, gear MARKS, ana ootn
b-srje,l with letter on the left side Of the
neck: one of them has small : branded On the
rear point Of the lett hip, and fracture with
a niece broken ont ofthe left side Of the night
front hoof.
the RIGHT fore hoof, running from top TO bot
knules and horse are medium size.
16kHAhove Reward viii he paid for the ap-
prehgnAion Of the thief aud dc livery OF me
ssnimsYss or $3.50 90 for the delivery OF the ami
mails 10 the undersigned near Madison station,
Madison eoa1nty. Miss -, ..o,r,r
jy25d2w& Ihc>' 1oA-H-'iA Az
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Tan YARD and f'arm faE-asie
N CARROLL COUNTY.

THE understand offers for sale his excellent;
1 " arranged Tan Yard, near Carrollton, IN
ciudin1 two and one-haIf acres, good shelters,
taoIs ard about 100 pieces Of leather IN tln
40 acres Of frst rate upland, three miles
sonth east from CarTollton. on the Naiaen
Tosd--fs1 acres in cultivation, good springs
and well. and well timbered. he wlit.sseh,
crop, stock and implements. rossessi0A -
snuaediately. Titles perfssE ,oxrrr
is5d .vsra- JAS. & kozsl-
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SPECIAL NO TlCE.
lvpOETANT TO LADIES.


MRS. MISsLOW'S MYSTIC PILLS
ar prepar, only for p iegitImste purpose sla
are ma only safe effective medicine toE q. lngss
80, ~. "a dangerous disorders fo when No =
isl constitution i sUnject-
Th,, are tne only Genuine Female pills
Extant.
40 article Df nlsd cine Intended Tor the eAelnslSe
-, Al rs7,sI.s shat hss ever msds its NpPeaIa,-ys
r. mel 7yi,h cue anivsFssl favor a. MICS vino
LOWS NS STiC PILLS .-..,.,.,,,t,
a;sasse il ~ lit,le understood, ana cgnse @
80 Es9Iv rrastei - female Diseases These Fiis
- -ss,rs ~ r,uen study ana careful eNpsT''nee
a ali ,s- is - female complaints, sal ia a. s.'
of irregularities suppression, leNelI'h'~a 80
: suee4v -rra msy De relied on. .;,e md
u slsir F-,vso--frE Properties thc spPeAte enu
s.fo, 3- i-p-rva,., fhs b7Jt OF nesfA ia Fe-tle 70
=. rs ,re-L- ppsEprss 81 ths spias emo A,os ~.
f-,-a5 ard ell faa irdcstiSis oi SnF yon7 - -
removed Nc Eai ion wife ~ fa"h'-'
wi ous The MYSTIC Pills ,. 80. an.
Lsdv's FRIEND. = - ssir bv
81 0rnssi' JAMES CONCEAL,
VYhnlessls Agents.
TEE ORLE.4Ns-
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soUTHERN RAILROAD.

CHANGE OF SCHED Z L T.
On and after sunday = APP. APFl 1850 'i's '''''
EAST.
p,as.--sr Trims leave Vicksburg A NJ
jackson go 90
Is. arrive Meridian 5.4c P. NJ
WEST
f"Sst7h2ef AAN1' - Jackson . % P. Nj
arrive vioksbuTg 6SS A; a; s
c,5S+ S Sil..sSs.e PaIroad al jackson and Win
SSaai.1; ~" N'fl''i'N '' n g. SLAUGHTER
A AL sssitf Chief Eng. and Gen1 SuPf.
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DIARRHGA.

e. over 1900 soldiers were cured of Diarrhrs
and DysentdTv last year by the use OF DR.. StriCk-
lands Abti-Chciera Mixture. The fact OF il,
being so extensively used in the Hospitals, T.,
proof Of the efficacy Of DR.. Stricland's Anti
chronic cases Of DiarrhGa and Dysentery.--
This is the only preparation known as a sat.
and certain remedy for Cholera. DO not b..
without SO valuable 4 medicine. Get bottle
Of 1t directly. II is sold by all druggists at 81
cents per bottle.
BEN HARDAWAY, vieksburg, wholesale Agt
~ For sale in this city at the Drug Stores
Of -ssrs. Ash & LcIaly, Graft & johnson.
and Buck 4 Bailey, iauI6
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WANTS.
WANTED.

A THOROUGH MUSIC TEACHER. with
n best credentials, for Female Seminary
Address, Principal Woodyille Female semi
nary, W oodyille, Miss. jv25d2w.
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBFRT'>
- 9 go RAJ. AIER ATsYE
ERIPIiONS, fETfRR. tLCERN. SCB0FCLA
1ACNDICE GOITRE.
CHRONIC INCLINATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

II IS particularly useful n Suppressed 1Iens7-ua-
ZION hereditary IaInts syphilis and ulalsdies arts
ING from lonEcontiuued use Of Calou1el Plue Mass
corrosive sUblimate Fowler's solution Donovar.s
-"l-I-on. sud other preparations o. mercury and
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i .aer .his date no woIk will
I'd E, leave our Works, uDles paid
4 .a.n.v or our own company pas
/ MS. unl--- by special contract.
,l..d -,us sgs -xpert~e 70 settle
i alton of bill
.v making Gsn Gearing Of all
/ ,..o. tas 5e.t Cotton Press and
.- made ia 5his'soHntry.
STEVENS q HUGHES.
~. .r.. Agents for the celebrated
Tc,ssfand. which Sc sell on exceed
/ -,,bla fsrm-. Parties wanting
lf adare-- us before purchasing
:. ~ II
,-rf ..gidNriw
r.,... 4lsr>~as I'll tbe.tuut -,
~. iaiy authorized agent in
ii7rp "A situation as oyorscer
ger Of . plantation is wanted.
yertisemeut
,rsx.- Remember the washing
e...r. and the regular monthly
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capt. c. g. CAMPBELL,

&C GENT for ways IEzproved Cotton
"A Peas, has left jackson sna WILL g Apssns
some weeks All communications snoreeseo " -
attention 1eA
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THESE BITTERS ARE PREPARED IN PURE
Bourbon Hhisksy, from combination Of twenty
different kinds Of harks and herbs which act Ia
perfect CONCERT with the other prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief Red jacket
L. Dr. Chaplin Who used them successfully ia his prac
tic FIR many years. and by their gained great
Popularity in the treatment and Of Dyspepsis
Liver Complaint, Constipation Sick and Nervous Heed
zch-, Fever and AEue, and AL Diseases arising from
t'rpd liver and Indigestion. Persons suffering from
either Of these uzksoue diseases will end = by tbs
VI these Bitt-r-, which percty pure and free
from all those drug- and po4sons usually put up in such
preparations and EtlR-d % usisusysctng public
single trial sil convince the skpptcsl that 10
the RED JACKET there Ia virtue tlAt no Of 81
Bitten ps-s--s,
They strengthen and invigorate the syster.
They uB-quail-d for general debility.
Th-s arr = cure fnt D. sp-p.is.
They saEr g'-vf and healthy appetite.
They a--isf digestiJn
Tb-l purify the IratF ard sridity Of the s.orl.ca
Ih-1 cure btsrrhtr> and Cholera Aorbus.
They arr All anitds't- 20 change Of s-c cis..
They arr the tS-zt stitnulsnt in existence
They arr prrT~ntise Of Fever and Arrs.
They rsIi-v- ConstipHtion.
They N-rvous II-zdzrbe
They Perfectly pure and pslatstIs
The genuine RED JACKET BTTTERs ara only 1old
In quart i-Ifiss by the gallon Quart or pint
ST. thai private 0oVsrnHeut stamp il unbroksn
Zach cork
Sid by all druggiEts and dealers throughout ths
country
Gail r.: Red JACKIE and take no othsr
Circulars 70 the tn- ss supplied On application.
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Wanted.

A SOUTHERN LADY, Of several years
"A experience in tezehing, desires a situation
rs teacher. She teaches aiffhe English branch
e, French, &c. Would prefer place in larg,
school a. assistant win give good reference
q rsqri<ed- Enquire 81 this o16cs- jy15dd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SI-pFTY STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
>MOLANOERS EXTRACT BUCkU
IL CURING.
even, case of Kidney Disease, Rheunatism Gravel
Urinary Disorders, weakness and rams II lle
Rac5 female Complaints and Troubles arising rom
.vtas-ts NJ any kind.
CONE. ". AFFLICTED
TRY SNOLANDERN
TAKE NO OTHER BIZ Ck L.
Sold lsy n. ApotEecsries- Price 81. D BARN Il
6 co. New YORK.. cud BARNES. WARD q 70
New Orleans Southern Agents, hIkLE4Sh .
EOeEr,~ Vy77aIe-.in Druggists Boston, Mas 8.
-[,..--i ,-..,.ra marchGdlv
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J. ". Huffman. who
~ absent from the city for the
j days, has returned to his post,
low ready ID attend 10 profess
1USlugSS.
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ICE CREAM SALOON
FANCY ooNFECTIoNARIEs.

w. Il. c o p p o OK,
Opposite J. G. Shepardson's, State Street
rANDIES. Cakes, Foreign and Domestic
~ Fruits, constantly on hand.
Fruits, Ice Cream and Confectionsries Of all
kinds furnished families, and for parties and
balls, On short notice
A fine and retired Saloon ffted up expressly
for ladies' je22d3Ef
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT's
FETTFR OENTNEST
DISEASES or THE SKIN.

Is most excellent preparation fog t1e crre.-- :.
Glass ri u'aiRdies 1sualIr termed
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Family Reslhencrs for sale.

WILL SELL the residence which I re-
1ccnty purchased from DR. C :. Knapp, stu
ated on State street, containing one and q half
acres ground, and a fine residence now under
going repairs. / will sell this for cost and
what have expended on the same.
Also the residence where l now reside,
situated or College street. together with the
furniture. Possession given Of both places
Immediately.
augSi3t. On. BARROWS.
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Avalanche, already &
tb sheetis TO he greatly en-
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Las :. WHITE, Esc.-We are
/ that the President has ap-
aud the Senate confirmed,
: ;. White, Esq, ofthis county,
ssor of Internal Revenue. for
'ond district of Mississippi,
q. Mayors, resigned.
congratulate Mr. White on his
men1 aud the President at
selected 50 worthy and efficient
er.-Brandon Republican.
Of the papers call Parson
ow hot headed" He isn't
aed at all. The whole Of his
2 not hea jedness, mere show
: sAam, an imposjure, q make
d tnlng got up as 4 simple mat
calculation. Brownlow is far
lzIous 10 be thought q fiery and
Jus fighter than 4 Christian.
; As little the one as he IS the
lie IS 4 hypocrite both as to
instantly aud his hot headed
Louisville Journal.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT,s
PR E p A rs.

DR. SAMUEL GILBERT 30 celebrated a.
naslng had for the lat twenty-five wears. Il the
HRoNIC DISEASES
tne most lucrative Medical Practice in the south
"a A last consented 70 allow several Of his most e.
.ee1d remedies % be prepared and sold as propre
NIF hsdlclnes- This resolution has been srvender-
q o the repeated solicitations Of those who have
experienced the benefit Of his remarkable profes-
-loh@l ssil, and By the impossibility OF giving
special attention 70 each Of the written applications
Ilale % MIN Tor prescriptions By those whose pecu.
u-E nstances or business habits pracluda the
possibility Of applying in person to hin
THE PUBLIC
Nay rest assured that the manufacturer spare
neither pains nor expense in the pre- paration OF
These remedies. They are made Of the very best
Neoielnes known in a highly concentrated form.
upon strictly scientific principles.
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'>
"E~ RAJ. ALTER AFaXE
Acts directly upon the GLANDS and Mucous Mem
bodybuilding them additional activity in
IN II TaI rai functions Of eliminating from the Cir
. ,a-aIlnE Fluids the usual Efete tand IN disease
1lernlal Natter and eZpeuiRg them through the
2sln- kidneys. Liver, and Alimentarv Canal FROM
Inc system Il IS therefore adapted io- the reiiet
1H'c'lS mfr7''Tanes lining them SurA Is
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DEPOT, 1917 BROADWAY.

DEPOT, 1917 BROtDWAY
A y immense stock Of Pianos. y a1ches. Jew
"A elry, and Fancy Good, all 70 BE- sold tor
ONE DOLLAR each, without ~ gard % value,
and not to be paid fer Till you see ~ bat you
will receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article, and
its value. are placed IL sealed envelopes aud
well mixed. one Of these envelopes viii be
sent by mail to any address On ec-ipt OF -
cents; i've for 81; eleven for =; t-irtF Tor $:
sIxty-fve for $40. and oue hundred for SO.
On receipt OF the Certificate SOU vii! see
what you are going TO have and then Il i at
your option 70 pay the dollar and IN e the n
tcle OF not. Purchasrr~ may thus obtain
Gold Watch, Diamond Ring. Piauo, Sewing
Machine, or any set Of Jewelry On our list, for
81; and IN no case can they get less than One
Dollars worth. as there are no blanks.
Agents are wanted II every town IN the
country; every person can make si0 dIy. sc l.
ing our Certificates, in the greatest sale q Jew
elry ever known.
Send &c. for Certificate, which viii inform
you what you can outsin for 81. At the same
time get our circular. containing full list and
particulars; also, terms 70 gents
Address, JAS. HI TLHINSCN & co
aug d3n. III Broadway, y. Y.
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' eshlngton dispatch to the st.
NePuolicau, says 1T has
req officially that the Tennes-
stature made no ratification of
ls'ltutional Amendment. The
apartment has received no Off
ncauon Of the fact, and relia-
|eIhgepce from Nashville adds
matter wlllnow go over 10 the
Psion OF the Legislature"
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e Stzttley's Gang Plow, for hediaz IN
Lsnd-a notable machine.
Mans PatentWrought Iron Cooking Rang
er-30 -tderent sizes The Great Money-Ssyer
for Hotels, boarding houses and large families.
Their advantages are: Great Cooking surface.
Large supply Of Hot Water, EconorE OF fuel.
In use by St James Hotel, n. o., RHntiss
House, Vieksburg, Ragsdsle House. Mer-
idian. Jones House, Meridian, Point Clear 10
tel, Fl. Hilzheim, Jackson. Miss and thou sand
Of others throughout the South West
For price and descriptive hzfs address
THOS. B, BODLEY & CO.,
No. 8 Perdido street, adjoining
Masonic EAll, New Orleans
ujT
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NATCHE-.-Tba Commission
,ernal Revenue, in correction
II newspaper reports, publish
uIar statement OF the plumber
watches in the United States
Il tax was paid up to the end Of
reh. The aggregate Of watch
l231, Of tax paid, S4lS.69I.
tone dollar was paid ON 322,-
two dollars upon 96,322. The
number was in New York, the
uniting e. Slo1.36S the next
'H~e-t~, amounting 10 SD
u gold watches in Alabama
+ IN Georgia, 1915 in Ken
ss,Fbs in Louisiana, S4,703 !;
b Carolina, 1897 in Tennessee,
from South Carolina, no re
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1ney smith was once looking through
[ouse OF lady who was proud of her
NJ used, not very accurately, a pro-
botanical names.
n !. said he, have you the Sc. tennis
SAD she; 81 had il last winter, and
y me Archbishop Of Canterbury: il
| beautifully in the spring.
|s1teS pso7f isis is the medical name for
p year Itch
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ned Jacket Bitters is no worth
'ie, but is what it claims to be, a
laine medical preparation, of ster.
aes- The name "Bitters" is too Of
20 cover villainous compound of
shy and some bitter drug. Do not
Red jacket with this class.
! EAR OF JUBTLo.-An old and
"a friend of ours, formerly one
Srgest planters in North Mis-.
Informed US yesterday, that
ms former servants, with his
lew days since, besought him to
nlm 20 come back home
said the planter, you don't
TO me, and this is not your
oW. Yes it is master, if you
replied Sam, "fur Is tired oh
lxed wild desc bad fetched up
olks--Memphis Appeal.
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AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY :
Hall g. Speer Flows,
John Hall Flows,
Spratt, Jones & Cos Flows,
Bidwell Flows,
James II. Hall 81 Co., Piows
=, Brindley, Flows,
Avery Flows,
Peoria IPlows,
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A clerk in one of the DeDartmants

A clerk in one of the Departments
IN Washington expressed a "regret
that no Booth was present to assassi-
nate the PRESIDENT during the delivery
OF his speech" on the 22d. He was
simply discharged. We trust that he
was the only disciple of Mr.. Stevens
remaining in the employment of the
Government
They have in Louisville a "Horse
insurance Company" The plan of
insurance IS very much like that of
the life insurance companies. What
next =?
The orange and jessamine trees in
the vicinity of Mobile, Alabama, were
killed and the fig crop destroyed by
q freeze last week.
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The royal assent was given to the

The royal assent was given to the
measure at eleven o'clock the same
night.
COMMENTS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
The London Times says that the
Irish Government is of course better
informed than. any private persons
can be rs to the state of the country
and the imminence Of the danger; but
In the increased activity of the move
ment during the past month, and the
presence Of numbers Of persons in
various districts, with the scarcely
concealed purpose of promoting in
s,urrectlons, there is ample reason for
the strictest precautions The object
OF the Irish Government is doubtless
to secure some of the emissaries of
American Fenianism, who are now
numerous In Ireland and working
with disastrous effect on the people.
The measures of 1S4S brought the
revolutionary movement to a crisis,
and the Times hopes that like pro-
ceedings now will effect similar
object.
The London Morning Herald (the
conservative organ) says that the Go
vernment will be supported in the
measure.
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TANNERY, TOOLS, STOCK,
CORN AND FODDER !
@!z rs n 81 &C

WILL sell, at the Yard known as Cruik-
shanks' lanyard, Pickens District, ten
miles from Grecnville G. H., on WEDNES-
pay, 7th March next. at auction, that
SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND, containing
about I'll acres-200 acres open, Is Of
which is bottom land; the balance in woods.
On the tract there is one of the best TAN
NERIES in the State There is also q
BARK and CORN MILL, worked by water
power, and all necessary buildings, on the
place: The lanyard is in full 0reration,
working 120 watts of all kinds. Corn Mill
self-sustaining. The tract is situated on
Brushv Creek. waters of Saluda River, in
Pickcns District.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, will be sold,
The CATTLE, HORSES.
MULES, HOGS.
CORN, FODDER, POTATOES.
1000 lbs. BACON.
60 cords RED-OAk BARK.
For further information, apply at the
lanyard, or to me, at this place.
JULIUS G. SMITH,
Auct'r and Commission Merchant,
Feb 21 Greenvillc, S. G.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-06
OBITUARY.

Died, Of pneumonia, in Hamburg, S. c.,
on the 18th Of November, 1865, Mr.. PAUL
MAZYCK JOHNSON, iA the fifty fourth
year OF his age.
Departed this lifo, February Is, 1866,
JOHN ADGER. son Of Frederick and Mary
Kramer, aged four years, ninc months and
ten days.
Thus again have we been called to mourn
over the death of dear little boy. Weep
not, fond parents, for your loss is his eter-
nal gain. He has only gone before to await
your coming, He is now happy in Heaven
with his dear little brothers and sister, gone
before. He leaves large circle of friends
to mourn his loss; but none miss him Us
those VITO see his vacant chair and miss
his Waning ways. But they arc comforted
by the thought that they can go to him
when this life is over, never to part from
him again.
We loved little Johnnie; yes, no tongue can
tell
How much we loved him, and so WE'LL
God loved him. too, and thought it best
To take sweet Johnnie home to rest.
L. VI. b.