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Cew York Dry Good

New York DrS tsoods olarket.
NEW |rKx. November n.
Tbcdry goods market has again relxpted into \ btAte
Of comparative qn!eness And there Is but little varta
uon In prtces to report today - ln thH aosenec Or
demand, souno concessions would bo mAta on lAsso
11res Of Eoott.
, 1866-11-28
Petroleum Market nt OH City.
M i & II L z ID

Oh CITY. November 2.
Petroleum continues dnll, with light demand.
frtcrs unchanged.
, 1866-11-28

Another CuFe.-H. mu1lens ESQ.,, Of No.
sri Grand etreet, Wf1lfam1hu5gh, has been COM
pletely curcd Of violent attack Of rheumatism BY
one honle Of Aetcalfe'e Great Rheumatic Kcmedy
and Is willing to state his to nng person who
vii call ii the above address. lord 3 Smith.
arep1e,
, 1866-11-28

BN1tdm0xo Mafket.
HAT1xoRx. Eoye1abef n
GpAfX-%heat dull; rcd $1.5oz..x p bu, Con- nnIet:
new crop s7c9a % bn Oats Gtea ady; fetda scAfce
FIoCK-1s steady, and baltimore high grades scafce.
Eups-Fl21 seed ana clover fru.
PIovIz11xs-Eominta.
GRoCKEIx1-Cntte qulef and unchancedx SuKSr1
lr1n abd In bettsf demand.
WnmKKI-Dul1- ---
.CuYTpa-Dul1; n1IddlInE 8sk1ssk
uAI-searcr. Timothy - 5Jd5pN. balod.
, 1866-11-28

m 4 & II 4 e D.
IN thu cty Soy 18th. by tbs Isev. J. r. Hianard.
Mr. FEEDElsICE IETErT, fof the hrm Of Iewett
Euttr} and M!s6 SAFREDEItl';AA AAdS ussuA.
Ill OF Chle4go.
, 1866-11-28

When Suffering from influenza or
Asthma, what would uot the patient gir= for
Ma1eden'a ptcsorAl Balm to all go anl!ct.d, know
Ing. from experience, that it can be relied on IN
aif cases of disorders Of The 1un9s. For esle by
all druggists. Butnhau1's T. Van Seh4ak, whole
sale dEngg1sta, 16 Lake Attect, Nholesale are1tg.
, 1866-11-28

Acc1DIx7.-Mr. For, residing at No. = sonth
Uniou rueci, = workman a. the Mechanical Ia
lc.Y on The West Side, on Monday afternoon got
his right h:ad caught between two large Iron rol.
lcrf, t.rauius II ii above the wrist He Ind to
euser tlr c,uci7ine pain fnr nearly twenty min
ulcs n fose being relieved frora H. There was slso
yo4Cd on Tbs elbow. Dr. Waazer was called
aci1 4; occe dressed tho wounds. Fe4-s arc en-
tI.tnlncd tlat modification Of 1he arm Will e;tsue,
apd amputsiior be made necessary.
, 1866-11-28
AmUSEMtEN

"cr1uos17r.''-1her rcw 1ectorc OF J. D. Cough
-" Curiosity "-wiN be repeated this evening IN
the Opera 1ouse for the fatt time. ThFec-fouft,s
Of lhc seats rere sold ut noon Yesterday. and We
.pprchcnd that tickets will bc at premium be-
fore Night ..-.-
In * lenry tht Fourih," tonight.
:. M.szrH.-At Nnt,.ce the nTisset;of:teaSe
YAskrE kop1ssos's cIEcrs Is open this evening
Tux TRAINS Assrxntr will eive their second
CoscIE7 II TIE orEkA uoceE.-.The cuncest
las, night rudcr the auspIecs OF The Yoang Mems
BrnesoIent Association, and directed b Ha1: e.
lAtkn. was By nd means 50 veil attended az X De.
served. The unpropiu'us weather. nadcd to the
TACT :hat rome f,vsn or eight other pisces Of
snnteneps were open III pal5 account sot tal
ei.ssieal s Eid 81 mu..e l. no spp1ssaiel hero IS
.: ou,d be the cnse Tho performances or the Ger
in m good W tstte sra ,hosc Of ,hc orchestra Of over
r;etuae. violin solos srere exquisite. Mr. J. Il.
t. uor ,ett, an,t Miss uannah Mccarthy rend red
AZ aria lronl Eraaai ysrJ sWcetly, caii'ns forth
| 1cni!aned fntolT. Her yotec il very twett a'Id
s,y s!sr Ts1l usse!apsa TSS.e bo ose
i;rcd AID cultivated music missed At enjoyment
| II t.:-y were not rre-ent a; ;hfs conee-t.
I'd las: escn,ns IN Wssh,u: ton tIa,it an audl<nee
full in point 0t rnbcr~, and enthusiastic 10 the!r
expressions Of approval. They sin: thetr sanS'
o. 7hurrday evening they tase sheis farewell.
! Cheap Notoriesy.
Arotewo,.hy event occurred In this cuY yester
day. Three gamblers earned days wages bJ
lonett labor: The fcas wa. performed Ia ths
ee no doah, about II. In the spsee q i've hour.
ths,c OF ahe sdIeet Of men were to be seen viii
l rSnru inn NJ
, 1866-11-28

GoFnSAKzf 6IoCks-Aose AcnSe. sao hsAe pee'
frr1ou!s 70 l1r1sroo1-Ae more active Anda
p'an5 saS5es.afts2ys s:shfft ~ sF'in'
80 ,oup, Hudsnn .........-..,.1n
IS sese esua:. % :: M sss S;essss ssai;si Xix
~ coup. nev issue. .lsX Michigan southern sai
:ss ssss.: H ssa'ss':;:sx
d. - ts..cs; Tolfsg ls island
i. T. ..1l3N aot1hweeteru..... aH
+ III -. 90 pa ''::..: ..,Ss s.
y NV Yo.1. So1e3 ber :,-ihe tSna.r.ctar. money
shee 1ss :ass II e seae
snd 'osu. &c Mprs freely 9ssr;1 eo,i s1
o 1s L
business is'one u pe1 cent Occasional tssnsscoas
as.e ~ mo more tteeiy. FEsme name. sss negotiable Il
os e,Iaplie Governntn, snd taat e
ss s @
near approach Of E1ehanse % the tPfete chipping
as ~ e .a ds ~
:cntIsy al The ~ enss a sod u. put doEn n
@ 81 Ga H. ~ Il nezds 81
.t.s IeranS i esident .htt cs:tatn supply q
hss checked tae huoy ysncy cf he market
The ard tctdency 10 s.oeks VA sustained hy the
: ia "a III; xs !; ;i,ss: 8:
bought large Of The stock p:evto9. 70 The a.
interest In lhe stock. sn! ne upward nos-meat 4
n.ac, especially Old ss:r, owing to he decline II
Nrw Yozk, November =.
sa:5 ss
count ma!Se, u da and pEtm- psp.s oaiv : cafren
G0LpItc gold n 1sket *ss lower toTArds Inc CLOS
, Fost;as E1enAxss-1s ar,es and steady. At si!os'
Gs1irsnx*zs-rne Government securities ~. e,
, 1866-11-28

PsnsosAL.-Ne.trr. William Edgar and Ahram
FarNell, OF Hamilton. C. W.. proa:ietors OF the
immense reat beds recently dtsco7cred on the
we3lane Case' are e-now In this city for the pus-
nose Of p,ari:. the eamc into 3 COMPANY being
shfu:ed to and sold In Chicago and Milwaukcc
Tbcr are stoppilg At the Metropolitan Hotel.
room 20. a Whese nlsts Of .he beds: samples OF
Fnr{ 1oer, coal men, aud capitalists, arc specially
invited TO calt and cxau1!uc for themselves
, 1866-11-28

MISPLACED BExE,oLzScF.-Ash short time ago
man, lrtelliccn,, well educated and having small
f.mits. came 10 this city from foreign country.
He was roor; 80 poor thai ha had not ~hese to
hy his head. 4 generous man met the rufottu-
nstc family and gave thea boarding mill work
could he procured. This was aonn accomplished,
man = hsst wcrk's va scs that he might provadc
for tho immediate. want. Of hts tnnly. but the
proper u AZ took i, and weIt on spree. Or course
The man lost his position and i. tow 10 worse
state than on his frrt asrtvl II In iht5 city.
, 1866-11-28

Buffalo Market.
FIorz-So. spr1nx. s1lnoei1.za-
GEAIA-N heat scarce 4cd quiet No. Milwaukee
spring, t.lc: Port WashinEtna. fs.la}s.l5; choice
While Canada. $3o6. Corn-6a.es % go hu opening 1t
%l.o4 4nd closing At $1.co Oats quiet Ohio and I'LL
nots No. 2. Sc. Barley held At 81 oaath8-
rEovn1oss--PoFk. s2aDo. laid. 1+3ltHc-
TH1AKET-{a-@.
CANAL FKHiGHre-WheAt to R1che4ttr, e..
K1CIHT-f1our, 7.afR btls NheAt 1861 bu |; corn,
Is,ssA bn oAt4, 19ls5 hu barley. II. 400 bu-
CANAL LExroE1t-NheAt ~ l333 bn; corn, s. SO hu;
Rye bu including one load Of corn and one load
INC hxrrtr1tc receipts 1t Chicago N&lx 4nkee Toe.
DO and tfolt for week -nd1ue November 7sth,
nour, 13aG6I: wheat, 1Ez,s96; corr, 18,256; oats,
l1;,sS3; barley, 5SI4: rJc, 52a50
San Frauc1sco 3i}plpG Stocks
san FRASc1tco. November Il
FoinI raistd 10y tons Of ose u eight ae!a nsgorts
Curry. and Yellow Jacket CONTINUE favorable Ophtt
ftal arc Improving
Tsledo Market.
ToLKDo, November q.
FIpCE-DblI.
1s4tE-Whent-Shadc lower; spr1ne drnrr: aals ot
amber Michigan &t No. spring ITO ATive) X
FIN. Corn SC BITTER but closed With 70 buJtx4 At the
adv s&let No mixed 1t &c: No. It &C. Oats
LxrI FTxiGn7.-Dun and nominal.
, 1866-11-28

Az ESrseEn HrsHAxp-An Germans arc not
necessarily rhIcgsratic. Henry sehuai:, a1ralcu ID
At lhe Police Cou.t, yeste!d day n:tctn 'on, wa 1,
8ealy for explosion as a ,'owd. masax.Lc- uenr,
has lived with his wife, or rather his wife has
efcutI nIth him, tor sonae fine rast, At No. g
stuart avenue 1t was Sliced that the hasbara
Wa lazy .nd would nut wusE: hnt 70: 'isra to
HAr .1Gll. Mtf, :'chsstl il tcrhrrcd Io:,. cnE1-
p,at iE .l,a,,, tellin of his abuse AM tarea::
aid how Ecal,s. rhc lrts1,,1a aua be csme 10 hc :
and seemed pen'tent. -nd rhc lived with htm
acaiu two dats, when ht co.s,sncneci. being had
a-atn lie had threatened he life several t;net.
TIE hnsl anu listened to ils charSeH with r, .o.
ttun,rs on The railing. her7id r,slcsic.lous IL
thorl srntence. aud Tt.v itcerlsh ttrocty In hi.
eouptednrce. Sne WIS ''ycttartes fp*tIboo.' "
a'.cfdarat.s mcu>ch " and other ha. things. Al
thr 1aw rur.osnre Of the prisoners box. Ha
w1s required 10 give ball oI $50 TO keep The
peace.
, 1866-11-28

WEE or EHnon,-Judse John u. Wilson, Chief
.Juss,ce OF the Superior Count. some days since
rrude:ed decision in the easa Of tho Town OF
lake View r. Frederick Letz and Others An
tr,unt1ion Ind been sued ont to rtstrntn deGsn's-
ants from establishing cemetery IN Lake yie~,
and tue Coun dissolved the injunction aud Dis.
nissei Tho bill. The complainant raed ont writ
OF error on application to tudl,e Lawrence: of the
Supreme Court, aud he his ordered The inluuc-
ion 10 BE- revived.
, 1866-11-28

TIE GREENFIELD MoSsrLR-oscpn LAY aua
Samuel Isaac were before the rulice Court ye*tes-
day afternoon charged with dl=ordeslr canduet-
The eonntcnance Of 1taac aore The appestanee OF
hs,.ns ;u-t passed lh:oush the eesen dass' n.ht
under Mcclellan. Ills facial organization *as
completely demolished. and s,.ssnhiea hi:als.
fuCe'er: o1ael aaa blue prouincuees :. !:1e.ss'e
,hs 1hs, ssr:ns es:i1s q isa7p:srs n.
as&fe cae o1 Two 1hs~e boa1dt-s ~ho faxc
th. daily ratlons At the house Of ~.
Day. At The corner Of DesplAines aud GnioG
E,1ceiE. Icy has la,tsr!y been very sus3iciou. o.
e7trs n.ser,!on that lfa.c pstd 10 Mrs Day. NJ
tat!eEcd with kic- Ing her 1ssd frequently proFoE-
ine qrarrel, he ,juruped out Of bed on satu:daJ
night und Euve lrsAc an immense blow Ia The
face. The mans onenec Wa blinking beer ln
Day's room ard breaking some coA 70. Mrs
Day, 70 ,nat she con1d use Il in tho store. Yes.
1eseay policeman Vas snmmoncd to ths spo:
md !o1nu very sanEulnaI3 state OF AMAfs There
vas blood on the eters. blood OF the door, and
~. RI: hi The fcsene from collapsed
" ,oc ronni,naDce. Both Of ths men ssse Al oass
.r,csiet. Day -aid that bis wife would 70 ost !.
fhe sled TO gct coal. ind then lsa.s would 60 o.
- .at cosf loo. u,an told him tomethini
ii, y1rhi, II and gHTeh him couple Of puneae
IL tu1 e ter IT. Day WIS deed e8~
, 1866-11-28

MECHANICS INSTITUTE IA meeting Of tho Me-
ct.nica' Institute was held last evening in Room
NO l. s. Dearborn sreei- The P1sadent- J. N.
Van Osdcll, Eeq-, In the CbalE, snd Mr. 1saRe
specr Secretary pro ten. The names OF large
number OF mechanics were proposed for member
ship, and they ucrc ectted. Tn motion, tae
meriiny proceeded to m election for Secretary,
which rrsulted in The choice Of Mr. John Jenkins
The newly elected Secretary Was ordered 70 make
pers aid other document. belonging TO the insti
luton, aid thxt tucy DC produced It The aef
ucctns. Tn motion, the folio ring Eeutlcmcr
tho room, Il, secure 1t for thctE regular place q
meeting. The President al'polnicd Aessss
Fctb. b1tdcr Gu. .akc- 1pd 5oerr such committee
On ro,Ion adjourned, subject 10 the csil Of TIT
pfreIjtut-
, 1866-11-28

EnSu G1u Qt t1f0a IN otQCI 10 tt 11I1 10 3ulb Inc
places and scenes ot his sorro*s and g1iets. His
isgsed .nd held ont strong Inducements to 20
and 1ns aded and s.ssss he oi
pcope Al! they could. All tricks were detected ~
| The man the whole people 20 dearly loved bolt1
friena:. At last tied ,heIr powers. They s0eeted-
81 in th5o"ins Lincoln e. b; s4a5d !, b, seonc
sequence Of The pressure thrown around
s:S: r. s:s:;s.; j;
ne "ese sf hs WIZ ineofn ase oues
mole, lie W. visited daily y men, women,
iokee. w,slic,sm.. sun and srort, soon sous d 2:
sss1 s s. W' Pin IT, I'D
lin in thousand ways. lie esidertl1 ea!o!sd
sstoIe ~, r.. 'lsss lie sos ws! I'll an; !;
Helins i'Sa reo, and d., s;as.e9: ; :. bs,p! ~,
hs4 h.1: ard s survive @ her own husband, ssa iii
ward md eEett Mr. llreoln went bacs to ScN
salem, q. thought, changed. radically chang
I'd mn, took up, and rsad. aaa rr.resd tht ?@oeu @
called Gh o. VIZ ssSe,a Se.tso r.
ID it. lie selxed ii, and It seized ha1-a nntns
SEIZURE and ar,csf. De leasned, leansa 1t b!
hear,, committed II 10 memory, and repeated
| orer and ovcr 10 bis friends.
| Such Is the true history OF thIoGs-eaeh ~
| New Salem and surrounding conot!y..uch Af
| her hills, Ard bfrft. and tsllcys- Sneh are DC
| geology and her general ra-1--snch u her GoIa
wcsji-tIch ase her frltts, trees AID plants. ols4'
heh and san,c--Av d snch were ard orr her pcopl!
such Is .w saleEa-tnch ~as the r. tac pss1.
such IS she row. So II she In the spring time, !
tic tnnuer Time. lall ard winter time 50 she
in r1ylieht and asf:nc heuesth sun. N @ eon ~
stars. So Is her FISCHER growth hss ta4s "a
| luiu, death aud decay. such IS man. !: va aei
Abraham, Lincoln nr.t csrnc to htsnset: a1tes
| great grief. Ii WIS here. amid .heec bills ~
icAlt. hlsfs md valley, e7eSs and pam
rYarehcf and t1vu'c,s, he moved among men AZ
| eomcn. walked zni roazncd sadly. Eloonils s.1sal
tItally. 3cepa.r1ng1y. al1acst tasane.5: =
| thour(!. aEn T, fertsd or MAu and woman. u
l trxrsI,1l ard rcIlnanrnt-lovr. duty. nat1ts; de
inv 1ht. ,.aas, tse-ens and the fatust-ot t'od-
Va. hr:r he wa!&ed IN d9yasSh:-ns at-ns un :
under Tie 1o;e trct :rd beneath ne mo n sqa.
+ | sad r!aucr contemplating Il Il human nt'. sal
+ | sid rr;iuct, its mysterious WAYS and enas,
, rwn fns!r1 1incanec. the ntter 1nsttutacanee,
! ali men and thtrct, the folItes., foible
> ambitions ana co:tnpItoEs. os compare VIA
tnIe laue md principles. at embodied IL the P,
r.aneut. ard ii ID the res CT beg SinHiEc ano utt
| .niitnr Absolute, unconditional and ilnuaa4o
!, il Me- anout The HAh day of October - IL
a | ihsr Anrahsm l1uco,n. n he wandered xnd WsI
\ Cd hi. ead and melancholy way over atu and d
: sDS. Wny should the spirit Of mortal b proud
, 1866-11-28

S.7M..xe 1loEsre.-unt I c noralrC Of the s&h
OF S.rt 1cscs. Louis Schmidt. J younE German.
employed ol.a I41m In the vicinity Of Evanston,
started for hi. c1ty with load ui hsy. After get
,iue als vi two niles Of the way, he threw OF The
bay II lie road side, ard atealing snotae: span OF
rapidly 10 la:- c:,f. lie sold ono span os hof-c
to N-.-s:ekltr baker st The corner Of Cl.5oarnc
4,case a''d LA.ra5=e sts-.L a2d the oihs- 1w1
rr, cer Il the corner of Wheeler and L1eEseer
tt'etl Wih the pou,! rcalized. from thtsr
fo,cy'! -alcs. louis afl nst tcnaiH In TORN, Eo!.
W.tLt!ardsnc the ATTRACTIONS tf '.tny pnlfcv," anl
The lsstr- OF she cornerstone. lie took thh car
lie t ttIsr tor Wisconsin. and has not etnee been
eileen rise< from Mil~aukce and returned to th!-
c.:y. liz was hsonsht bctosr the Police tour
yct,c!daf afternoon. Thc examination Q! the ea.e
wns 1ot,puueA till Friday, ball oe!n. required TO-
SI.SiU.
, 1866-11-28

The l1enlth Office whs the ecnac OF very pleasant
gathering. The Health OfnceS. T. D. Badg:'.
ESQ, remembering the men who hare lahored 20
fa.thfaIly during the dread cholera visitation and
20 well approved their worth. called them all% 10
the number OF twentythrcc. ta tie inner room a1d
nrraer1ed each sr1tb une turkey, healt y
fbsnIsciring atiestation Of his good will. "a
need NOT 10 delaD al that was saia m the oc s.
sion; rutnee l, 20 say; tn! It Wa pleasant :,
taEcr IN examplar 10 other places: The sou ..
nif wa equally e!cdilthe to NJ nidge, IS y Y -,
city have received her good will.
, 1866-11-28

R1fy1r or AN OYs1En SrrrKn:-on Tho COM
plant Of J, ". Speer. colorcd raau 1e'fd1rR at
No. IS Fourth ssenue, Mr.. Geo;ca ". Matthew,
Also eolured, was arresttd. Mt. Srees gave an
cyete1 supper tor the benefit Of Mrs. Spc:~. and
10 George vas entrusted The pecuniafJ manage
4aeus o; the atals. He was to sell The tickets. to
receive the money. TO pay the aecrs*&ry EXPENSES
ana 10 render tho balance 10 Mr. nn ! Mr. SpseE.
a In,1ttou Of these duties were discharged IN
Tnnrf admfrshl. u,a,uer Ten dollars winch had
been paid 10 bin 10 procnre the necessary sup
plies &c 1ehcon.ly put down II his pocket Il:
received Tho money Tar aud that also went
down. The -<urrtles that wcse ptncnred Were
purchased by him on tho credit u ". Sheer:
such, SUBSTANTIALLY were tile allegations nSda
nralnst Matthews ycAttrAAy mnr1 ing At the Polic.
Court The case vas continued ten days, bail
being requu cd for 500
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07


- The Cincinnati Commercial, in re-
viewing the course of President Tyler, whose
four vetoes in one year irreyocably divided
him and his party, produces an extract OF
the report Of the Committee appointed by
Congress- to reply to his veto. Here 1t IS:
THE majority of the committee believe
that the case has occurred in the annals
of our Union contemplated 10y the iouhdeIs
! of the Constitution by the grant TO the
/ House of REPRESENTATIVES. of the power TO
| impeach the President of the United states
! hut they are aware that the resort TO that
| expedieut might in the present condltlon u
| public affairs, prove abortlNe
..Ip the meantime, the abusive exercise oi
/ the constitutional power OF the President 10
/ arrest the action of Congress upon meas
! ures vital to the welfare OF the people, mas
| wouuht conviction upon the minds OF a ma
! ioritT of the Committee that the veto pow
| or itself mus the restrained and modlhed py
| an amendment of the Constitution uSeii, Il
resolution for vhich they accordingly mere
| with respectfully report
TYLER protested against this report, where
upon John Minor Bolts moved in the House
| the adoption of the same resolutions passed
by Congress when the celebrated protest o.
Andrew Jackson was sent to them. Here
they are:
"ResoIred, That the aforesaid protest is
breach of the privileges OF the House ahI
that it be not entered ou the journal.
"ResoIred. That the President OF the Uhl
ted states has no right to send protest u
the House against any otits proceedings
In a long article the Commercial goes Oh
to say that President Tyler lost the conf
dence of his party and though he eXerte'
himself to the utmost, failed to receIy
the nomination Of either the Wings or Demo
Gratis for the next Presidential term, Tn
moral of the whole thing IS that Presiden
johnson viii, if he persists in his course
cause similar resolutions and condemuato
of himself to be passed, and will lose a
chances of future nomination for Pres
dent. As he has declared himself no cal
didate for another Presidential nomination
and as his ayowod object is the restoratlo
of the rights of the people, the perpetmty {
the Union and the maintenance of the Coz
stitution. we imagine that he viii not
swayed by political or personal ambition,
fear of political defeat, from pursuing IL
right course If we are not badly mistakel
these resolutions condemning Andrew JAG
vtro ~>.--'s-- f-s,,,, the record book
the radicals similarly deuounce Andre
johnson the returning good sense and To-
ofjustice Of the American people viii eau
them to be expunged also.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07

NEW ORLEANS March G. 1866
y. u FREEMAN-Berry's Puyere has been in
use under my own inspection since November last
ana Up ronounce it without hesitation the best lever
useo- @ II VIII heat iron of any size quicker, and
conveniently and with less coal than with any 9th
eIs nave ever tried. In welding large shaft the
nast can be regulated to heat both ends perfectly
IN one IRE, thus saving much time labor and coal
II does not get hot, consequently cannot burn out
them THOS OTt0NNOT
Foreman of Smith Shops McCann's Foundry N O.
For parish rights in Louisiana, and county rights
IN Mississippi and Alabama, address me at Clinton
Richards. d. G. FREEMAN
mh3ld2m Late of Austin Texns
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07
MULLER & PIAGEF,
3J c artres Sire eet
NEW ORLEANS


STRAW, ,MILLINERY. AND FOREIGN
DRY GOODS
Stock constantly renewed by weekly accession of
the latest novelties in
STRAW " BONNETS IND HATS RIBBOES
ARTIFICIAL FLOFERS AND SE4SON4BLE
TISSUES TERMS LIBERAL ap4dtf
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07
The Extension Of Ihe y. o., } q g. ~
Railroad.


weIav before our readers this morning
o letter from an old and valued friend III
,yticb this subject is considered When the
charter wa. given by the State Of Mls-i7sp-
ii "a this road it contained a provision that
the road should be completed ID Ten !7a'7
.t,ro,,s,b Aberdeen and the Northeastern
COMMITTEES ofsfississippi Whcnthe war com
menced. as our correspondent states ""i
was already commenced upon the road norm
of Canton and the iron necessary 70 COM
r1,ta if IN Kosciusko procured. 1t was di-
,srted from its original purposes and IS no"
hsfno returned. OF has been returned 70 IAS
N.g- Orleans Road 1t seems that an eiioI'
ia poyy being made to avoid the complexion
/ tain that TINS IuUsrrrI~s.t IL ara. GER
| toned bv any one who has at heart the IN
terest Of Mississippi, the convenience ana
,,ro.sr,erfty. of her people. The completion OF
! tbe road would add to the material pros
nrrisr ofNey Orleans no less than to tha'
norton of Mississippi through which the
road is to pass, by opening a new IhaIh'
and placing her in closer connection with
community that would depend more upon
her markets for supplies. The ben'"' .,
lac derived from the completion Oh the Ioa'
would thus be mutual New Oll'ln
is no less interested in tins proJec
than Mississippi In the election tina
l. shortly to eusue for the new Boar
If Directors, we are assured that the que'
tion will have great influence. we al
confident. nay we LHow that the Goyerno
VIII not favor the election of any member o
the new Board of Directors who is not IunA
fairly and squarely commmitted to the e.
B tension of this road. Our correspondent
and the friends Of this measure for lnieih'
Improvement may rest assured that the 0o'
erpor will leave no stone unturned to eilet
the accomplishment of "A project IN wine
SO many of on. people are vitally intereste'
We donot believe that the road can now
completed within the time contemplated
The rbartef Yet, work can be commence
and pushed forward at a rate justihed /
the condition of affairs Of the company an
the o,reat interests involved. A dispositil
10 complete this work aud the cmploymeI
of the requisite energy, will, we are con
dent be met by the people who are lmine'
areIv interested in a fair, liberal and su
stautial spirit. And every aid that can
&c given bv the State viii, we predict,
cbeerfnIIy extended to push forward Il
work We regard it as very importal
In favoring it, We are for the election Of
men who stand committed to it. We
sure our readers that the Governor Is tu
alive to the Importance of this work a
will in person, represent the interests
Mississippi at the election Of Direct
in New Orleans.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07

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Read the following certificates from practical
New Orleans mechanics:
NEW ORLEANS March 9Th 1866
MR.. d. G. FREEMAN-H ). Perry's Patent
TuyeTes have been in in some of the forges up-
ner my since November last and have eiven
entire satisfaction The workmen using them ppe.
fer them to any they used. 1 cheerfuIly re-
commend them as the best ] have seen in fifteen
years experience in blacksmthing; heating the iron
quicker, more perfectly and with less fuel and
never getting out of order W
Foreman Leeds Foundry Smith Shons