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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

NoV ! 0oAs Oct. 10.
Cotton-Firm, At 3s04O.
Flour-Opened less active aud lS025c lower.
at q. 25dl05o for extra state, and eS.so@il.7 rs
Il. II. d.
Wheat-very dull and 36Sc lower new am.
Der Mich. 81. 23@02S5 for lots Of new white
Mich.
Rye-Dull and dropping q. 90 old western.
Barley Heavy aud 1@2c lower, at el.S5 for
Canada West.
Corn-Rcceipts l09. 4ss bush. market gle
better. sales li2. 600 bush, 81 CSC for interiors
80 X for shipping mixed western afoat; 500
Nc in store; s5c for WIS.,. yellow 9S1Se@ssi.c
white vi stern.
Oats-Market lie better; 53G55c Chicago, IS
@60c MIL, closing dull
Pork-Opened firm but closed heavy, and
lower at tSS. eot133 90; new closing st t3S. Reg
ular &3l. OO13l. rs old.
Lard-flrm NJ 17Gfl9.
Whiskey-Quiet and steady q II in
bond.
Petroleum Steady st 24i5 for crude and
42t143 for renned in bond
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
w. C. WARMER.
nAHvvAcpunoo ARD
Wholesale ard Be1all Deo1oe
D OoTS AND 0uoEO
Particular attention pai1 . C1ssea WA.
No. 46 Brady Street,
Nsxt Door abovs The Pset 00se. Dsvsopest. Il
RRAl RARARe.
RGAl go1ATE.
JOHN OCHS Z SON.
AGENTS SOa
the SALT Or nE1l e&1n1G 1c

HAVE ON HAND FOR SALE GOOD IMPROVED
farm Of ~ acres. within - miles a ~ city.
good i0prOged llgm Of 10 soeo, WilA oDpoeDdSd
orchard. conisining - apple trees, within mae md
Z half miles Of Davenport.
Agood improved farm Of % acrses within 0uilee y
Davenport.
Two good Improved hrms, ~ scrss each, within
~ miles Of Davenport. trg ~..g
Two EMNf improved farms, - ac1es each, With1h
Is miles OF Davenport -
good improved farm 81 - aeres. With miles Of
Davenport.
Al-o, seO acres Of choice peairic lana. which will
be sold N very reasonable tesun.
Persons Wishing 70 buy eel lana win d. wsll to
cali on ~ q our Office, Brady St, rear ID over VII
Plummei. ocff-dkw1Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
COMM Z Rc0AL.

Davsnpers 11askes Depsrs.
Osv,cs OF sas DAvssroas DsuocaA.,
October 10, lsS6.
FLoua.-SsArE.-
Retail bulk el03o.
- Hscks, paper, elo.s0
Dbl. tn.lO.
Wholesale 4Octs per Dbl less.
CoRx MxAL-No. l, per bushel, 70cts.
WHxAr.-Receipts very large. No. !. new
Sr.nss el75 per bushel No. \ ncS el.5Va
a rs.
CORN.-b5c,
Oars soc.
BARLEv.-350e1.O 6c.
PorAsoss- " holesale 45G50, retail q.
ONIoNs,- 3oMS6.
Burrsa -25l2sc.
Eses.-17Q IKE.
HAY.-ols,oe.
OoAI-isc at depot; lie q lsves yard..
Woop.-t7d75.
New HOrA Market
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
'rhc ps.s,er Fruits or mad Bisaers.

invalid reader. do You know what nino-'cnfhr OF
e bitter compounds you solicited by the roirie-
OF! to nocc,: universal panacoas are composed Off
Give heed FOR moment They are manufactured
from unlsalGed nlo,.hol containing considerable
portion Of fnsel oil, poison, almost as deadly as
rrussc acid. The harris Of the regular ne;urcs Of The
Maierla aedica T. the sane No amount Of " herbal
extracts the bad tendency OF this per
nieous element. Thess-cnce Of sound Rye thorough
ly tccned i the only stlInnaut which be safely
rsel ar component Of Tcaic Alternative and anti
bilious medicine. and HosrETTEh's STOMACH
BiI'rERs is tie only medical prcparAtion In The
world In which this article 10 used ~ an ingredisn
Hence the extraordinary effects Of this great spscse
Il pi,er strength without producing excitement. Ne
Other tonr does this. All the ordinary Bitters assa
the face and effect the brain. nosrHssn's Brs1so
duse IN agreeable calm thru ugh the nervous system
promote digestion md psodsoe sleep. No othse Ton
c % quickly revscs the exhausted physical enerssss
restores the appetite and removes the gloom and d
preston which always accompanies weakness Of ne
bodily powers.
ANEW pE1VVng TOR TnE nAHDKMCol0
PSausss "NiSas Dssesiss Cessss.~
Pha1sas "Nlsss D1eosniss Csstoe."
Phaiess "Nishs D1eonsog Csseos.n
PAalsus "Nishs 01ssss1sg Ceseos."
| pAeleus "NSgAs D1esoso8 Csssos."
| noss ssquisIte delicsse. and Fragrant Perfuns.
dietilled from ~ and beautlf1l Sewer Ron
which Il takos lie name
| Manufactured only by
POALON 4 SON. New Yesh.
BEWARE or COUNrEnrEirs
ASK FOR pWAlOM's-rAKE NO OTHER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
- A New Discovery. M
ELASTIC SLATE
= N II 0oEfN1o

erVnla VALUABLE lxXENflON SUPIR-
u URDGS IN discoveries hssetol6fs aede fee
6Aoeooea ~ Durability, he's NE sdvaateGps
en- o&l6elay S,sAs. Tie, o. ths variess e.
0oa1a ~ = use, ID several respects. Il =
juss = Uaits6le for 1st roof - any cther-win,
ua1se esy efdisay eifsumstsnces, last - loag
= tke b.il9isg Il euvsrs. Being coubinaaion
o. pulvorlnbl 1na1e I'D vioeeuo nstles (the ~
" peoesssisg ehs1icol ai6sity Ssf ~ S6gqegsA
roolSes ~ pcWss u either frost - bed, en998-
peoeeo u age. DsiSg easesptjele q Mtooo, %.
- woas, 81 pss1bslly 0re-pseel, n = taooon1-
p . peint 1oe Seilfssd - 6.m buiI6}SnoEi
6oeso esd heidgee VT -:
Il d highly feceaaesasA b. ~ Rmusseh~
Clnb Of New York. and y 0elen nOhissoa. A.
fienitsral Editor o. the New Yofk Tsibuse.
- Send for Circular a.ash
AULTNAN . TONEnDs j. y,
Aoeneoos Soe ~ 04ola oG3pjos.
Leeass gta.tsd, nsasrial - ln6oen1 800 =.
nished - aoplissiios = 80 - 80,
. III s'.'i 81 :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

lDeiiei0sss. strictly Pure, and o.
Great Strength.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY
lT0M'S SELECT FlAv0RS.
Of Cholce Fruits, Spices, etc.
The great success 10 simply because '.onc-third Of
the quantity IL than equal to the ordinary Fla
voring Extract" and they are the
TRUE Rich Fla TOR or THE FRUITS.
These who desire the best
Seek them for their superior flavor.
Those who wish % EcOmonise
Seek them for their groa. strength.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
LOVERS OF CHOICE FLAvOR0 IN CITIES
SUMNER RESOSTS, AND EVERY
WHERE. ALSO SEEK THEN.
References In 1875 and 1ef6-lntroduccd In $780,
Governors ffom each 0f the New England Statee;
Profe- sors, Literary and Business men, known all
the United Statee Leading Hotel Projectors,
and dealers who seek the best See circular of refer
enceo.
Sold by Grocers and Druggists. Sold by Stanton
4 Co., - State and l35 lake street. Doegctt and
Goes lloae. Clark street North side, and BY Dsal.
err In Select Flavofs generally.
CSlton's Fine Tibet Articles. Nos. l, . and
3. and Tonic E1irer, and all has prepare.
lions, are sold by
HARRISON 4 STARKE, and PARKS 4 HOMER.
Chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER, FINCH
FULLER. 81 Market street, for all Cntons lrepara.
tons; BOWENA BROWN. Lake street, for Sclec.
FlavOre. Sep. e5-diy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

NeW XO1a WTy hOO0S Mo1kcSs
Nsw YonE, October 8.
A variety Of Influences combine 10 make the Dry
0oods market less active and promising this morn
ing. II cotton continues tts downward tendency the
prices Of dry goods must return 10 rates Of two
weeks ago or later. The sooner this decline takes
place the sooner will trade retuFn - the panic has
spent itsef and . reaction must follow.
The slnsgshnese of the wool market ceotlnues.
there being only moder.te businese doing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

BROWN eHK9TIN0e-Appleto A, SoKe; At.
lantic n. 1Ske.
BLEACHkD sHIRrlNGs-Lonsdals, Sic; Forest
Dale, 23s; Reynolds "A, &c.
PRINTs-epragne ne. ~; Amoskeas lsc; Arnolds,
l1kc; Freeman, l7o
TICKs-Pesrl River. s7xe; Methuna A. Axe
Franklin. S9Hc.
6rRIPEs-Amoskese, s1Xe; Haymakss, Sc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
Disease Of the Eye.l
2. us. Cs0sMPB EZ,H
0Hlll 12T

uDDSeaSe Oh Inc EvcsI
DR. J.1S. C.GsalPBELR-I
sAQCVlIS1
became apprissd dl;cS
without The knowlss1
sudden change W.
duct Of the lodi m Manly. =,
signs 70 ominous Of ~nlss
assumed . more a s.ps
evident that some nlsa III ~
taken u avert the io..s,Ma% 1
Morrison was slsctcisJ i M.
70 break up the plot. y ~ .NCo
Cd the dangerous mis d. srs
stastsd on 10 visit thea on8XhO e., ;
sIoe Wteb ~him two Nyss1.s~--:
.. -. R1Ctkss. end Pam. ~,
|rDHYalClAN AND 6OK0GON. OFFICE
y With Or. Baker, sndsr The Davenport Ne
bteaal Bank. corner Of ID epd Brady strsets.
Re1ss.xcss-Jdhs n. Adler, N: D. ). W. II.
.s- .G-- egls"
sRvRs0ANC8-G VVOO0D,
n Reslaoua DSoslsss.
|Otk.0E - nFsev sssSf sssvso. Third ana
4. MnRnD0s
- = GRADY o5epgf, BELOW SEC
ssA .seps sonsasse4 = hand and aAkss
Z y oder.
Iesss'. 0sys' - Chilare.s
|ULOrniN0 Of he ~ mstssni and In manner
pAea cannot faa = 1fveralpCfsctioa Liberal
'>>rossse rsYssesslly ~ -. lmyai.diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

s--&. ~. =. MOUNTAINS,
OUY8iClAN Ann. nCnCeON. Oasee. cor.
% and brady NeFssts. under Streepes
hyb9o slore.' Rsside1ee on 18th It,, bet Bra.
- Mein. -. oCt3d- du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

nuRlEv'S POPULAR WORN CANDY.
As the is really specific for Worms and the best
and moot palaable form 10 give 10 children II il not
surprising that II is fast taking place Of all other pre-
pasationr for Worms-it being tastelees. any child
win take il. aug2SdAw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

HURLEY'S SARSAPARlLLA.
The great Blood Purifier, - . Sprng and Summer
Medicine. stands unrivalcd. removes all impurities
from the blood and gives health and strength TO The
system. HURLEY. RUDOLF CO..
PROPRIETOR. Louisville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
MEDICAL.
Perfectly Reliable.


The only remedy for Chllls and Fever or Ague and
Fever that Is or can be depended upon Is Hurleys
Aguc Tonic. There have beer thousands cured BY
using it who had tried the usual remedies without
benefits, but in no CASE HAS nuRLEi's AGUE
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT A CURE. All who
have nfed chocrfully tel their afflicted frcnde oft.
- sure and certain article for ehiils and fever Any
one suffering ftum the chils would consult their own
interest by sending drug store and buying bot
tle tie pleasant to take, compared. with othersand
viii be certain TO cure ali ca.es Of Fever and Ague
Chills and Fever. Send for II to the proprietors.
HURLEY, RUDOLF CO..
Louisville, Ky.
For saie BY The Wholesale drugKists u Louisville.
Cincinnati Memphis, 81. Louis. New orleans. &C.
Every druggist and country merchant should have
1t in store especially IN districts subject 10 chills and
fever or ague and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

Les wrth fhsas = - !. 49,! 81
la IN - Veetego Avsaee seeOdoeo coeoetes
~ 4 49, e0ce - eeoeoe esseree teoo
~ aloHoof yof4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

GREAT DlScOVEk1 H.
The Amazon I'm Iowa.
faH UNRlvALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT
ING SUBMERGED
FORCE PUMP.
THB REV INVENTION IS COMPOSED OF
but oix pafts, all ri cost iron, with wrought iron
pipe. The advaptages Of the Anaas0n simplicity
ocon0uy. durability. power, stseDgth and ease.
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FlCTlON.
This pump r. placed In Tie bottom Of well. II re-
Qairss - pscing making IL own OF water, wafran.
- ~, Years 70.
Punps pail q patef IN 1--we seconds thirty gallons
u one minute, wAA one and with sase. ThFcwe
stream of water seventy feet With stroke Of the
lever fsem the deepest Wcn. With h0ee. Watsr may
BE- conveyed 70 asy rs9nissd distance. With this
punp waies 4 beOnght f0n IL bottom oflthe well.
sleas. cola and spa.kl!ng. !ts veil named tAcAm-
lat becanss ihe waier gushes from the spout IKE
nood, wills = oQcee1i1o: !Ae smallest - b TIE
o. Described Villa = sucisut ~ al fhniy puspo-
~. - wo1gg 0ay Be conveyed - every room u
commo0 eised house. For watering gardenS, stood,
&C., Il y uos,val1ed. For Actosy ptnp bFewsree,
y 81 MD p TIC =; r e S, ssse
oekisd Ies n cost tEan 0eherS u the same capacity
Gene one come az and zee this latest and CREST
~ inyentl0s. snd D. convinced Of it, great power
md utlity. Two oSthe pumps can be seen In opera
ton
Coanay Rlghas fbr sale.
y the lows Pamp Manufacturing Company of Dav-
GEO. =. DEvEREAux & CO.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
'ITY PROPHET VI
ron SsGkk.

frot corner os Perry I'd mn Streets e ~
ftcnS "a Railfoed, a1d ~ fees nSss N
.assSt. "a g de kS0s Pssitsssia " ~ -
eagVo1oR. al sff -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
". M11ssG.
DaE W. r.


\ eAso apa0sOn Dgu IOWA CAvALRT.
YAvlNO uEEr sN0AGfD IN THE PRAC
lice Of Medicine aud Surgery for the LAD
WsYSsvE sEAns ~ sule f9Asn. has "a
3lv located in the city, and Offers his profes
III ssvvices 10 the citi6rWs-of Davenport and
)lnley. end hopes By his long experience With
o1ieases Of Che climaae, 20 merit and receive
|ee11op of public patronage.
~ oosuss Of third and brady. over Liad-
10 Jswelry Store, resiAepce In what was for
~ hnown ~ ths Eulioa House. on Water
|ess, obeve the hr,dgc. june27 DIFF D
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19
HOUSE, REPRESENTATIVES,.
"a lsoui,THspAT..s !. r.. ssh /
TnshssA oct ieogy

II ~ WA%G~ ~ put%si3 4, N 1sTst ! n w. \
I The House ~ pn5s.lAp} q 45Jhvu1pnt
Il Pr4ker1lv iils kox W y. E1lIgnieutt2 u.
/ Iah}Ihl Y yesterdag sepa app iDvatl
Dir Indi4 hslfsd leave UfS Absence I'D
MI1i,Vnnor ofiA,sreuce; granted,
No. Anebaker asked leage q absence foi
MI. 4 I1lGOtik NJ Iippall; granted 49,
i. Mr.. Montg0meEy from the JuiieiarN. com
F1pittce, ~ whom was fefefTed bin ''te
aniepd Ire attachment laws,of this 81 ate. "A.
also Tie sdbstitdto tlle.efbr, mere ofors e
ported 70 tbib I1ouse with an amendment
lthereto,R repOftsd adversely thereto.
Onmotion Of Mr.. Labapye. received but
not agrsss to'aqd refsrrea toa 3gcEcs com
The sRealssp appointsdas suelI committAf
Ai6ssTS 5ifpr;ill Lahanve, NOM gomez By. ca
nerto 4 ANA 1aniAL n ~ ~ 3 'sA'sA ~
MI Speaker IIG Judiciary eouaInittee ID
whom VIDA refeIred Ill efor tho relief 81
Virgil b. Maxey and Elizabeth Harris,;ol
Iasw =. BE- eOnpty aeGidaa adyerssIs tAfEp
NJ sspeaaIlsesr-T'hs gadicissy committee i e
WHOM, wa erred q y III 10 iheofporatet the
Itowlf of SuhiIni3. In the connty &c PIKE,
state offl ltiygissippb sHacommend that said
biitI@sanIe hand ~ striking out the follOW-
ing cla.lsr Hi sixth serttQu Thereof, viz
Z Pr0pidod, That a liGe nsss from drinkinQ
lsals0iis anaNIdeos wh a. vfn6us, iepfSfttiof8'
ufftI malt fidhofs afes now sold, witch have
heretoitIfe iBeens IfWfdlly bid ifftd stiie
county trcasuryx shall be paid into the treas
NY OF Said fowa,p and that the bin so
amended do pass passed@@ a., "a
Mr.. SpealSerz1Thc Jndicnry eohsh5ttea, tn
whom was Eeferred WIN .ilor the relief Of
Tllgatt CHRISTIAN, pf itlleamba equity !, |.
deeids al sfselS liereto; lost =
( M. 6pcaker-1fhe JqdlcIary committee
10 wiiorn WAS eiSifeti siale petiiion Of Sa-
meul. ~ if.lie efna1ll Z 4 rawIY !
on motion 81 kIf. shannon, refened 10 o
select committee Of hTex
siessis sbAhnaIiS BraSciahis :. IhSne.
Brown, Of 1saqnena, and Cromwell 10
Mr. Mnriock X. .from the committed on
Ways aud MehnA. W WHOM xaA referred
the cofHpnication Df the State Ifbrari-
al. VII aredEh panying bill. reported ia
ybtably hereto passed,, title standing
as follows: ,'Ah art oalfhorize the saleof
reports Of pceisinns OF tAs High Court Of
EFroIs and AppealAr ..lst
nal L Z % y whom wa. II ~ tr.r 1"ssI
hill 70 amend ''air act entitled an oct 10 in
corporate the GraBdksfif AID Port Gibson
Railn0at Oompany apprnVed Oct Nj. lS52 3
repeated "a vsfatty thereto; psssed. 49,.
Afr. LabsNVs = rom committee on Audi
tors ofIice, h whom ,vls reiprred .Docnlnent
A. accom- any wing tlifort Report in rela-1
tipnf0i thu. needhnt or Tho State 81 Alhl' Ma
for feeding State prisraefs fhefein men,
tioneslF ted neconmendatf6f haiti
b. rcferred 10 the coundiitec on 81 sihis. /
Raft rred nec dfdfhEi& ~
M aract, from u .seleeb COMMITTEES, to
wiom Was 4 fetted R'bill, - leg:lize the
assetslnsilt OF ,landsifor Laudeulale county |
With instructions 70 report . general liiil On
thesnbieet" reported favorably theretoAnd 1
PISSED utle .staqdhg asffolloWs;--T au
~ T. iegpliie the assessIppirt e laads
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19
GRAY,s NEW PATENTED
Cotton and Hay Press

! THE latest, and by far tue cheapest and most
Il perfect Cotton screw eyer lfve0fed. tpnf
mnle, with the greatest ease, can INC ga bale
kof $50 pounds. The SereW is,plAde ~ Iron,
the Levers do not rise and fdlL The sadyan-
tagcs of This patent over ny others orc AZ fpl-
lows: ~ @a F.g1a II a.
4 Ist.--Anti-6ietio Revolving Mt, with Fric-
tlon balls. by whclithe frlptiqh A TAX en- ~
Y 2d.%TIe iss lever ,aue bdtted dheal vs. The
nut, and 1ns dlroct power Is phlairQd ~ tlle
nut, and the screw Il relieved fioin the twist
Ting strain upou Al enreWs now III use
\ 3d.-The screw being fixed permanently 10
sthe followgblock, Is relieYfd HaUl 9rle Ton,
10 which ~ revolving scrdtvs arc Vlblceled.
l4th.-T The frame to which this screw is AZ
tached, d put together WITH mQrtlceI dove.
tails ands keys, max King II strictly ah5rabe. 70
Can be put up, readyfor use, In one hour.
= 5tlse-1nereased power g2Avitbeut the ioNs ~
motion and many other hdvaIdA9as, wiftcll
can be explained BY an eNaninntien o. ne
-beatitifutlnudel now Or G billion nth ~ sT
q Co.'s. M. 1s Dauphin street, Mahile, Ala,
who alc tbegspie agents Of this Press for tiie
.cfty Of Mobile and the country at large.
1nhe IRON Work is beiufif daily Cast by the
Mobile Foundry, aF ellsap and smooth a. "
could be done north 81 Mason and plxohs
Sxlessrs.I9. WEST SEQ. are psepenel 70 &C.
ceIFe and fuRplY iordern AT lopcesko tlIesatlsr
Glction Of all demands, Como and .Feg for
) ourselves. Price hot ever 3Ino.,c 20 f1I4s ;
F.MEsT & co. Mobile, Ala,, M !,
Agents fbr Messrs.. Gray ~. R-&,M 81 Arannss
1sdteuiees, ircenyIlle, Ala, oct lslln n
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19
MID NJ Gl1T REP ORTS /.
-s-ssst-r- - ~+---.
COTTON AND OTHER MARKETS
as " ~ Ok lFslNcI 4 kHi.
STANTON AND THE PREsIDENT
80 IN ----. -
Ss,s a ..aff.at,l IL a 1 ~
{ a RADICAL MEETING.

q T.
NEW QFIEANs, Oct ls.v Cotton lower;
sales 1000 baless low middling 81 10 80;
iniddling dOGk receipts 1854 bales. Sugar,
fair, 10. Molasses. 57sto 6o!RCorn, mixed,
92a to %. supertne flour, i2!. Gold, AZ.
1 Grand preparations are making for the ag-
rioultural and mechanical fair. 1t is feared
thatthe house will soon be insufficient 1t
is proposed to erect tents for temporary &C.
eopmodations
i Edward n, Briggs has been appointed
New York, Oct. ls--Gold, I4st,
WasGthg ton, OFT. iss Secretary, Stautetf
had Alengtliy interview with the Presidcpt
this Hcypipgs lila early, retirement from
the War Deraflment is regarded cert,dp&
senator c,tans. Or Pennsylgania also ar
rived this fhorufng add liaa All interview
With sbS Ef,ssi,dssts ~ Y q
NEw YORK, Oct Is7-A urge republican
ratidcatio1e Getting Ms held id Brooklyn
at the A eademycf Music last night 4, saa
PromiHent radicals spoke, assadifihg tho
public, and private ci,hActcF-.o OF Presidenf
johnson, and aearnesaiy urging upon the.
people the Importance n tile adoption Of
tho constitntionai anehdnlent as security
forthe future. a ssffes 81 issoittions ex-.
pressiye Of tleee principles aud ratifying tho
refuplieau iioniueea sof sthS fkte, were,
adopted "a
81. Louls. Oct. Ts-zJames Stephens sthe
Feniap Head Centre, made spesehi here
yesterday N which he lleclatHd I'LL, bhtfls'
for Irish Inaependence,would colnmenceon
Irish soil before next year, Aetsstss'
a - I. IL. u Z. ~ :. ~ 3. $500 a. :.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19

The irrepressible Santa Anna, is
moving again in behalf of Mexico.
He has recently discoteEsd that the
cause of Ireland and that of Mexico.
Fenianism and Mexican liberty So
called. hayea marvellous identity. a
couple Of weeks since he turned up at
a Fenian barbecue at Pavilion Hill,
Staten Island, in compaBywith Gener-
al Caneero, Colonel viyas and Colonel
Lopez DE Santa Anna, the Generals
nephew, and Mr.. Morrison, bis Inter
prefer, and in his usually disinterestea
way delivered an address = the sd-
mirers Of ireland, in which he limited
that the services Of the patriotic men
from tire eFsn. Isle would be veryse-
ceptabie at this juncture-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19

- Y 4 " z1Essssi ---,-ssss.
The last Port Gibson Standard de,
votes column to .frishdlyAnd social
tallswitifthe hegisiasdr& .it suggests
improving and repairing the pubiie
buildings and Governors mansion,
giving % the lronoref agents Of the
State all the elements of comfort"and
modest elegance, which may seem to
harmonize with their station and the
dignityof the State and the character
istics Of the times. It suggests ip7
creasing the salariessof officers on. the
ground of sound policy,s common
honesty and practical wisdom. It
opposes the abolition of County
Courts, and argpesstins; :. nj
lin the present unsettled condition
Of atRaifs Il is highly impoftant that
we should have the aw@nd Justice as
accessible rs possible. We are passing
through new process, in the transi.
tion from a settled, organized body
polite, to that Of "A generah,disorganf-
cation and arrangement of aom social
and political condition, and we are,
struggling to got society back to It's
old landmmiSslof systeAatized order
mdigayernments In all this we re-
quire more courts and more law, and
these more operative and speedy than
formerly /; yet if the County Court law
could be sS amend6d az 10 felieve.
Jurors, by making Jury trials optional
with The parties concerned, the only
substantial objection to the law, would
be,rsnaoved - = -
The Standard fears,as thelaw stands,
the asylum for the depraved will not
meet the demands, and, therefore, sug-
gests amending the criminal code,
making grand larceny, arson and sim :.
liar crimes capital offences, reviying
the pilIory and mhipping.post, which, !
it thinks, vii improve pubic smofals
and relieve the people Of penitentiary
in every county. We give the Legis
lature the benefit of brother Aaron's
.suggestibns in aibficf way, as they
may contain drop Of wisdom by which
all may profit i
- si9sIH A ~ st4tfn5f@ ~ ~ -
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19

: WHAr RADIcAL RULE Is DorNe.-
Some five hundred citizens Of North
Carolins are preparing to leave that
State and seeks home in one OF the
young aud growing Northern States
where RAilcAl fals lss OPPrysstve.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19
Gesfy or renasy ivenia.


Majors aenakal eJnoy1 Nv. aGcaNy, the
individual who waa guilty Or 10 many
cruelties duFing the yay asoqr readers
are awass Wa recently elected GOV
emor Of Pennsylvania over Hsister
Gymer. Up0a the reception Of the
news Of his. election be tpadsa speech
in Harrisburg, which rejects the,pas-
sion and bittemessiand politicalsyiews
of the speaker, the Pitch and T,T-
pentlAs GoYsFhor says ~ 49,. -
No tyrantin any ageT not even Ne
TO- whose infamy a writer IL. the i'm,
mortal pages or Snetonins-eEer de
scended SO Low ipsthe ,efIorts to de-
bauch or reached SO high iii his eff
forts to destroy a. Andrew Johnson.
Strong IN the stolen pokersof be-
trayed people, he stretched. forth his
arm, paralyzing where he could not
purchase g and scOsurgin gin sEReFs Ae agple
He declares that his election determs
med the fact that the cruel and reEenge,
full traitors defeated in hattle shah not
be restored TO ruin the country they
attempted to slfestroy, that when bar
forelathcrs declared smAnreapable of
self-govcmment they rejsetesltthe her
csy of human slavery and pledged
equal political rights 10 all their sue
cessors that thereafter the citizen rep
resentedin the State andinatlOnal leg
islatures must be clothed with the
rights of citizenship that all the agen-
cies of the, Government ciKil and milf
tary, must be preservingiy and sternly
exercised to protect, vindicate, and
if needs be, avenge our oppressed
brothers in the South against the saw
age prosecutions of rebels who are
still SOC impertinent and defiant that
even Andrew johnson fears to pardon
them.
This revelation,is not very crafty
lag. as il shows a disposition to keep
down our prosperity and establish. tyy
ranical laws calculated and intended
TO hold The South as conquered pro-.
vinces.e rs "A ~ ~ 80, a'i}
b.