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The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-04
NOTICE 10 TAX ASSESSORS AND PRO-
STEADILY.
SUCCESSFULLY

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
y. O.. j.. & G. \. R. R.
On and after Wednesday, the 4th inst.
a Passenger Train viii leave New Orleans
daily at zoo A. n, and arrive at jackson
6.l5 =. II. Canton 500 P. VI
Returning. viii leave Canton daily at 700
A. NJ: arrive ar Jackson 900 A. NJ; New Or
leans SIS p. N.
By this slight modification Of present
schedule, close connections are made with
all connecting lines North.
B. H GREENE,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Copperheads make much mise about
The "nigger'' having had preference 20
The White man from this Congress; and
much az Congress vO.ine themselves
extra pay Read lhls extract from the
Chicago Tribune
seth. But mark you. says Handy
ANDY, "the colorsd man shat served his
two years can get bis full bounty, but the
Whine man must serve three before he
can gel his" 1t is surprising he did not
ssg .niggern instead Of .c0lored man.
Bot It VIII be niger By the lime he
swings around the circle 20 louisville.
Now, the fact is, that Congress passed
an act paying The coloFed4EoQps@hs
bounties they were authorized 10 receive
Nv law, but which lad not been paid g
Them Oh accoant Of Intermediates n their
muster rolls. and bubbles raised BY the
pay department. They therefore re-
ceived nothing but what had been prom-
ised 70 lhem-what the law said they
should have. Johnson knew ell this
very we'll, for he signed The bill. but The
misera bic apOslate sought 10 make a 1t
lie personal capital by c~Oncealing the
facts.
Seventh. But Congress, he says. in
creased their own compensation $4,000.
which is also false. by three .fourlhs Of
the sum stated. They ~epcreased their
yr, 49, hns 90 000 and reduced theIl
mileage more than 1920. making a ne
increase of only $500 instead of $4,000
And johnson signed the bill. and all Of
his hackers voted for il. He forgot tC
mention a little fact in the same me
lion. VIZ that be induced Congress Z
increase his * pay. by nearly $4,000
10 the shape Of extras and I%ncidentals
besides securing salaries for several ad'
ditional private secretaries, whose duties
consists in franking my policy ;
speeches
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
A Trip Through a BTOWHVIlle DR.
Goods and Grocery Store.

We have permined ourselves the lux
ury Of looking At a large stock Of nice
thiDgs since TheO. Hill & Co. have re-
csived their new goods, and still Iheyare
csming.
On entering their store room on Main
Street. the first thing that meets the eye
is a stack Of choice prints covering a
space Of three feet BY ten and four feet
high, comprising sons six or eight hun
dred bolts Of The latest patterns. Next
on the right hand are stacks of imported
goods of all varieties, shades and tex
lures; such as are seldom found out west.
Next a stack Of wooden goods, cOmpris-
ing several hundred bales Of heavy and
ligh. wOolens for both sexes. Then you
come to sheeling, ticking, shirIing, ETC.,
Of which bis stock is ~unrivalled. This is
irrespective of goods in the drawers.
where silks, satlens and damasks, fine
linens. laces, and all the choicest goods
are s'Olea away from ens uus'' % 00u
l0''n sn9 O'uuing u iSs'iu'0us snOp.
psr'' whose purse can sn0tu 'ne iuAu'
res OF dress whose 'aS'e can AWAY DC
suited there.
Next you come to The boot and shoe
usP4rsnsn' q "n'Ch YOU can atone see
eo'OOV 10 'hls cnOlee cOneclOn' Aney
are from me nuess laales gal'et % me
heaviest ooo' known aitVafleues' graoes
ano Styles. lnen supply OF carpets y
Iaree ana wen assorted. as you Gene
f'aof aena alqs PEW sA'
~1~
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

The Calcutta correspondent Of the
London Times, under date of Aug. Cd
says:
The famine Is sore in Orissa In the
fifteen affected districts, but che Ay IN the
three districts of Orissa aud the adioin-
ing country Of MIdnapore, rs 600 are
daily fed by public charity If you
double that for the numbers fed privately
and chiefly by HindoOs, you will still be
within the truth. Out of Orissa and
Mdnapore half Of the destitute are pro
fesslonal beggars; in these provinces
nearly all are the lab ring poor and the
lower classes of agrirulturlsts.
The largest number Of deaths from
starvstion IN Orissa and Midnapore re.
ported in one week is $500, and in the
Santhal country II. The average num-
Der of deaths reported to the authorities
during the past six weeks may be. and is
by officials. taken as no. less than $500
a week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
The News.

The President has issued q proclama
lion Recommending that Thursday, Nov
och be observed rs q day of THANKS
glvine and prayer 10 God for all bis
mercy and benefits and also recon
mendIDg that he people h1mbiy and
depoutly implore him 10 grant % cur
national councils. and 10 our whole fopu-
lation. that divine wisdom which alone
can Lead any Nation into wayscf all good.
The HEARD says: Gen. Santa Anna
900 for the purpose of carrying out n1s
plhu. Of reconsfrnclion in Mexlce, and 4s
assured Of success IN the negotiation 10 9
FEW days number of ex fedeFat ON
GERS called on him yesterday 70 offer their
seFvices IN his new campaIgn- = be-
heEed By those high iR authority IN Can
ada that Secretary Seward has Used his
diplomacy 20 br1ng zbonEthe league be-
tween Santa Anna and she FenIans.
The Tribune's special announces the
acceptance Of thirty five miles more track
] of the Union Poetic Railroad. A han
bred miles more will be laid before 1857
which wall take the track TO within thirty
miles of Denver.
Connsticut has held town elections IN
many Of her towns. and The aggregate
result shows overwhelming gains 70 the
Republican, Unionisls. They have car
ried almOs, every Town where they serl-
ously tried. including quite a number
that we're against them last Spring
Among these are Seymore, which never
before went Rep~ubllcanras wellas Dan
bury. which We LOST at the State Election.
There Is scarcely a township which does
not show a decided Republican gain IN
the popular vote. So it is whenever a
people who can read are enabled 10 pass
judgment on My Policy Tribune.
The monicipal election al San Francis
CO on the 9Th ult, resulted in a handsome
Union triumph The Republican candi-
dates we're elected By the following ma
iorities: Chief of Police, Patrick Crow
ley. 1882 ; Tax Collector, C. R. Story,
1865. CRY Attorney. Horace M. Hast
ings. 1924; Auditor. Harry NJ. Hale.
1913; Pnblic Administrator, VA. A..
Quarles. 1895; Superintendent Of Streets
Gorge Cafruu. 2449, Fire Commissioners
B H. Freeman, I74S; j. v. McElwer,
1916.
The Republicans also elected six Su-
pervisors out of seven, and ali their can
dIdaies on the School Directors ticket.
The average majority was 100, aud the
total vote of the city 1888.
A Herald New Orleans special of the
7lh says: This mornings Times annOun.
ces that President johnson, over his own
signature, had authorized is editor to
publish the report of the military COM
mission relative TO the New Orleans riot
and it will appear Tomorrow. The
|, Times attacks Mayor Monroe and other
, city officials, and IS evidently preparing
for change of policy favorable TO the
constitutional amendment.
, PRINcEroN. N. j.. Oct 8.
Commodore Stockton died last night al
10 o'clock. His death has cast a deep
feeling Of gloom over The entire country.
His funeral will take place on Wednes-
day, the 10Th inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
TAX NOTICE.


Notioe Is hereby given. that the Annual Tax List Of
Trxes Assessed in accordance with the provisions % the
Act dCoagresss o~prevldelnseFaAt Ne"eaae y SUI
r.rt he G.verurent. to pay interest On the pubic
debt. and for other purposes, approved June sVn, 1884,.
s4aaeededBy9heAefof Aarc1 81, 1853 forthe years
ending December 81, 1850, aud NAY 4 Aoso mas oss1
-efprn.d 10 me o. the Assessors Of this District and
that said taxes are n0wfdae anl payable and raymea'
therssff il hereby demanded, and hail wilt a. pereoA
CzrS,n Ia Brownvilss, on tie 18th Jay { Oslo er, tcoo
FOR the purpose OF receiving said taxes Iom al persons
in Nenanx county.
All De sons who Sd ali NEGLECT 70 pay the amount oi
their taxes hereby dsma lieds On % before sn5 tA4
last above named will be liable - pay taef son ps+-
ally II ten per ceutam aidi1 ma, an afee 81 t"ehs5
cents Tor service u q special demand and notes q
gethef with four cents 4 mis- r<vei tees ac ITALY
neeessaifly travelled ID make me service taereJ
OFFICE K~OURS-Frsm o'eeck "A too r
JOSEPH E LANA, TER Collector,
ni-2w RyN.C BRocE, Deputy Collector.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

The following hgures on the State
eleclions. which cane of lasl Tue day,
We have fron private dispatches received
u e~entlemsn 10 ihis city.
0hio-lhs majority for the Radical
State Ticket. 80 far heard. $1,000. The
only luo Conservative Congressional
Districts hare elected Radical Congress-
men.
IowA--Radical majority 5000.
Iniisna-l6.OO0 nsjoriyfor The Rad
zeal 6ls,s sicksI Colfsx ~rs-elecled.
observation-disclosures that Gen.
Geafy. Radical candidate for Governor.
i sIscssd By increased msjoFiiss. Thad.
StsYsns ro.elec,ed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
AN Is Peace Down South

A Tribune's New Orleans special says:
Some important disclosures will soon be
officially made public 10 reference 70 Sc
cret rebel societies which permeate the
entire South. These organizations have
branch circles 10 New York city and the
West. That in New York is said TO
number $4,000. principally composed of
men who served IN the rebel arm. Each
circle has a different name. Some are
known as the True Sons Of the South -
others as the "Knights Of Arabia" and
all are well armed with the most improv-
ed weapons ready at a moments notice,
should a favorable opportunity arise TO
renew the struggle for the "lost cause. !"
One of The chief members of this organ
I~zation, now in prison. Is SAID 10 have
made inp0klanf disclosures General
Shsfidan IS voc n his
4Apui HAitA villa
seen & apparent.
NinsAset ct shipping negroes have
been officially reported IN the Parish Of
Bsenville One old negro 20 years of
age received four hundred lashes.
The following explains itself:
New ORLEANS Sept. 90. 1866.
To His Ercstiency Coz. ThrOekmOrtOn :
/ have just received from Col. Mason
his report on the affair winch occurred al
Brenham, Texas, on the 9TH inst, aud
have directed him to notify Breyt. Ma
jOr Smith that he must NOT permit him
self or any Of his men to be arrested
respectfully request of your Excellency
to do ali IA your power 10 allay the ex-
eme there, aud | will do all in my
power to satisfy The ends Of justice in ev-
cry case, bat / doubt if much justice could
be done 10 a communlly which compels
our officers and soldiers to remain inside
of defenses thrown Ground their camps.
| will have an additional and through in
vestgation and ascertain If poss bic If
any soldier of the army were guilty of
this affair, Col. Mason IS under the in
preston that those designated for arrest
are innocent of the charge.
Your obi serv'L,
TSigned1 D. S. SERBIAN.
Mai, Gen. U S. A.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Ten years Of experience in elections
10 this county ough. 70 entille us 20 jad ge.
and we cay chat never before have we
seen such united action. such determined
work, and such 9 square front presented
By any party. as BY tho Union Republi.
can parsyff ,hia county iasI Tuesdag
Men were lost sight Of, petty differen.
ees ignored, and The morning star Of
Liberty, lhe Constisuiional Amendment
and The Loyal Congress were alone Kept
in sight. Truly did they remember and
act upon he saying Of the Father Of bis
Country, and voted and workedf0r "prin-
cipIes, not men !" although not q single
d~elracliOn Of the tickle. vas or could be
hntched up BY the opposition.
So-muuy wers foremost N The Gghl
thai il would be almost impossible 70 par
ucularize but 10 the organization and
management some took more prominence
than ethers-yet ali worksd. Hon. 7.
w. Upton. DR.. Mcpherson, Capt. Car.
son. II. M. Atkinson, Lieut. Pollock, G
G. Dorsey. ThsO. Hill, Jarvis c. Church
c. w. Wheeler, and q hos. Of others
labored early. late, and ell The time!-
w. H. Hoover. s. NJ. Rich. @ w. Far
brolher and others. labored IN he OlheI
precincts. and from the returns. did nObl!
Tor the GAUGE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

NrnaAsxA WHEAr IN ST. LOUIS
The ST. Louis Democrat Of Sept 26th
saws Nebraska is sending forward her
superior spring wheat in liberal quaint
ties. and, as quotations show, the market
rice advances as the supplies increase.
Since the first lot cams TO hand to the
present time-only lw or three weeks
the advance has been forty cents per
bushel the first sample commanded
$3.50 per pushed and yesterdays sales
were at 1920. This is something for
that young territory to boast of in an ag-
ricultural way and the fact will stimu-
la,e emigratson in the direction Of her
prolific fields.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
A very dangerous 500 counterfeit, :

A very dangerous 500 counterfeit on
the Central National Bank, 10 New York
city, is in circulation. The only way for
the public TO protect themselves will.
perhaps, be 10 refuse for the present ali
SlOO National Bank notes, except the,
are received from sources of we'll known
responsibility. One Of The p~ecuIiarilies
Of The counterfeit we have referred 70 is
that 1T" in the word maintain, on the
righ, hand of the bill is defective apd
looks Ike the letter ~" the counter
feiter, however. can Q remedy this
defect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11


The steamer Ben johnson snaged anc
sunk sbou, four miles below thia place,
ia the Missouri. last Saturday. We
learn that she was insured for 10000.
The freight, consisting of whea. and
corn, will be an entire loss. YET most Ol
il was covered by insurance, J. A. Pom
and H. M. Atkinson s. Co, Of this city,
had shipped q considerable amount of
wheat on her; their losses are covered by
insurance. The boat viii b a lOfal loss,
as but little hopes are entertained Of be-
ing able to raise her.
This makes three boats sunk within a
distance Of $50 miles in the Missouri,
during The past three weeks. The On.
lario. between this place and Nebraska
City, the Nellie DOzisr jussabOvs Platas.
mouth. and the Ben. johnson.
VaTily. we must have a r. r. and that
soon, or the loss BY boats will lake of the
profit Of navigation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Republican majority 90 lar 4U0
The Republicans hare made very de-
eidsd gains in every county 50 far heard
from over The June election, save OtOe,
where the Democrats have gain so. no
doubl BY bringing in local interests for
Morlon.
Douglas county in Iune, Dem. maj.
els. now Rep. maj. III Rep. gain 2S6.
Nemaha CO.. in June Rep. mai. 200.
now Rep. maj. S5zi Rep. gain l55.
Richardson CO., June, Rep. mai. s.;
nov Rep maj. 1875; Rep. gain So.
SaFpy CO.. Dem. maj. June, 1919 now
DEN. mai so; Rep. gain So. :
Cass CO., June, Rep. mai. 80 now.
Rep. mai. 100; Rep. gain l5s.
Dodge. Rep. mai. June, a.; now, 95i
Rep gain Is.
Hall. Dem. mai. June IL. now, Rep.
mai. IS; Rep. gain ll2.
johnson. Rep. mai. June, So, now, 80;
Rep gain 81.
Thus. in the counties 50 far heard
from ths Republican gain aimee JunefOOl
up $50; deduesiDg The Den. gain in
OIOs. 80. leaves 4 clear ReP. gain Of
z7a.
The Democratic sgfonghOlds have al
been heard from, aud with the increased
mtioriies as shown above, we feel satif-
fed that he Union Republican majority.
sGcial. VIII reach 1000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

A Times Washington special says Hon.
louis v. BOgy. Of 81 Louis, WIS on the
9Th appointed Commisuoner Of Indian
affairs. in place of Mr.. Cody, to take
effect the first Of next month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Thu Molfs Dozier sunk about 90 miles
above NsbFasts Cny on The evening Of
rhe ga. She SINK 10 about six feet Of
water. ard Il is shoughl can b easily
spise1 One man Yhs drowned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Col. Tuzbury and Judge Reed. two
rank conservatives, have been appointed
Land Officers of the OtOe Land District.
Oh no the President hasn't made
up his mind to go with the rebels, tut
only wants to reward those who have
symPathized with them in their var
against the Union! That's all; rotation!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
Notice Of Attachment.

Isaac Edwards, PIsintiR, Before R. v Hughs. J.. P.
vs.. iof Nemahd County, N T..
NeredeGh Heivy- Def.
To MeredeJh Heivy Sir-0n the Path day Of Sem
TENDER, A. D.. 1856 said Justice issued an Order Of
Attachment in the above action for the sum Of niaetv
six dollars and twenty six cents.
BrOwnviIls. N. 7 ocss. 1856 ass. ldn-pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Having plenty Of Deck room for teams and Stock,
and a comm0dious Cabin for Passengers. I feel afs
in saying ny arrangements for Accommodation
speed and safety are not equalsd By any other
boat on the Missouri River. Being .ncated at the
prosperous and fourishing city Of Brownviils, Ne
oraska in the eentre Of the gFsai farming Csuaiy
10 the Vest, whore there j. e United SHfeRLtrf
Ohcc, makes it the most desir bic p0i1t fyr Emi
grants and Settlers and having bsea exberdst
at leafs sic. 500 on the soads and bridges both ~ q
and west, leading directly to the Ferry. mikes 81
permanent crossing 1T al times during the year.
the Aicsouri bltfom Dsyer over flowing At this) oins
while az all 0fhsrs is does.
Would say to FreightsFs and persons crossing
the plains thero Is aot q starring pointo 0 thc fiT-
er where sach composition exists 10 bus0ness. a.
thore are Forty Large Business houses 10 this
hourishing city.
The utmost &c and attention viii be sakan Do
crossing the RIVER at this point rs It s. under ~
tmuedfafe supervision II the o uers a fhe beat
and findings To save distaLee time and mahfy
q sl palnE Worth aud East 10 az points Sauta
snd Wet conc 81 this r.ufe asi - T. from 80 q
Us miles shorter aodthres Eve days trivel saved
j C YANTIS,
BfowaTiile, Sept. 2Jth 1865
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
ADVERTISEMENTS


RnDIEe sale
We A8 gned, b vFps u
IF srpss. executed 70 is 81 John p
Baker dased JaAaasy Isl. A. D. 1866.
will sell at public auction. in front of the
Post Office in the Town OF Peru. Nemaha
county, Nebraska, on Saturday the 9Th
day of October. A. D. 1866, al 2 O'Clock.
P M. four mules and harness. one wagon
and four saddles Terms Of sale, lash
in hand. THOS NJ GREEN.
VIM II. DENMAN,
FRANK BOWLER.
Oct. 9th, 1866. 1925
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Gen. Dix has formally accepted the
French mission, and viii leave this cOup-
try for Paris toward he close Of the
Prslen. month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

To al Whom q Nay Concern
Notice Is hereby gwen that an instrument Of writing
purportlng TO be The last will aud testane 1t Of Fred
erick William Breitmeyer,, deceased. hss been depos-
tied in the Probate Court OF Nem6ha county Hebras
ka Territory, and that I have appointed the 18th day OF
A, d. 1866, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at the
couT t room in Brownviiie. In said county and Territory
as the time and place for proving the same
G.. W. FAIRBR )THER,
Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

Rear-A Admiral Francis H. Gregory,
died in New York City on the 4th, after
City years Of honorable service in The U.
S. Navy, a the age Of "a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11
eve do not Expect to Garry the
County, but Only to Reduce The
Republican Msioitiea Den. Cor.
Nebraska City Ners.
"a EFs Iauss aaa DE- NIggeT,' KIlsd
Paddock sun RunnIng for salt
Greek


The rsturnss as far a. we can learn
unoGciaIiy. fOO.Up Republican majori-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

We have the following returns from
me Territorial election. The msjOrilies
are no, Official. bat are BY telegraph
from reliable sources;
n. 1Og
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-11

PRINCETON. n. j.. Oct 8.
Commodore Stockton died last night al
10 o'clock. His death has a a deep
feeling of gloom over The entire country.
His funeral will take place on Wednes-
day, the 10Th inst.
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