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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-01

T ECTURE.-MR OLIVER 7. BALD
i WIN will deliver LECTURE for the benent
Of the Hollywood Memorial Association on FRi.
DAY, June l, Sat o. clock, Z. M, at The Virginia
Hall. ,.. -,
Subject Courtship and Marriage. A subject OF
such general interest is not often presented TO an
audience therefore the ladies expect general
turn. out the Juvenile from curiosity the seniors
to renew the spirit of their youth.
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS. o,roy
Corresponding Secretary II. NJ. Association.
PosrP0SExEST OF BALpwIS's LECTURE; ;TThls =
Lecture is unavoidably postponed until ~ Jun
5TH, sP. NJ. A. M. boLtoN,
Corresponding Secretary II. NJ. Association.
ie lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-01

OUTER AND CHEESE constantly y
ID receiving on commission for sale by
nay - WILLIAM +. KING co.
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spFCIaI, NOTICES.

,,r,I, NOTICE. The undersigned' -
'bs ,atc l.. n white, takes pleasure
- nj. friends and the public that ne
"a fr,m thc North with a very Sc
.fN ... TpryKs. yALIsES, AND IRA
YELLING BAGS,
~.,. tha lowest cash prices At his
-. Main street. two doors below
u.,.l. lie SeEs leave To state for
N.l,i.r. tha; unusual care has been
selection of AL goods snitao'" Tor
.-..n lie has obtained the services
gas IN, well known in III" business
r.swlJl he pleased to see his Friends
.r... W. r WHITE,
Executor Of =. X. White
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-.,.uo, ,I.-o. II. CHALKLEY & co,
.s ..r. have removed 10 their NEW
,. .,. TuIETEENTH STREET, between
nv ls--ts
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,, x.-nair nj the old stand, where have
80 hnsiness for sixteen years, and have on hand
~ : largest and best stock Of lCE ever bad
my 30--S D. WAaDU Dill.
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y l. " l thh,
NORFOLK,
CITY POINT, and
RICHMOND.

...-a. received all day MONDAY.
"N.t-I GAERET L. WATSON, Rocket.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-27
Memphis Advertisements.
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERI'S
p r EP AR A ITO \ S.
CHRONIC DISEASES,

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT, 80 celebrated a.
having had for tie LAST twenty five years IN the
treatment Of
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13EALEA cry GOODS.
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SUOLANDERS EXTRACT BUCEU

SURELY.
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERTS
HEALING GIN EMF

Possesses peculiar tonic and astringment qualities
which It to be admirably adapted to the cure of
Various Kinds OF UIcer~.
Especially those which are of an indoent nature,
and which are usually denOmiuated odd Sores 1t
Is confidently believed TO he much superior to any
other preparation made for similar purposes
Full directions for the method of applying II,
plain and accurate description of a number OF the
ierent varieties of Ulcer and valuable directions
in regard to their cure will be found printed the
circular accompanying each box; which remarks. 1t
Is hoped viii enable most unprotessona persons TO
treat their Ulcers with greater success than Is
usually experienced from the attention of ordinary
physicians. Manufactured only by
GILBERT & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists.
No. 2-l Main street Memphis Tenn.
rsS'Sold by Drug giSts generally throughout the
Southern States. \ liberal discount made to the
trade BARNES. WARD \ co,
Wholesale gents
Feb2-d3m New Orleans
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COME. YE AFFLICTED.
IEN SM0L-ANDEE-S

TAKE so OTHER BUCKU.
sold b. all ApoJher,ries Price q. Il. BARNES
& co. New York and HAENESf WARD q co,
New Orleans Southern Agents. EJBLEIGH &
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston Mas 5,
General \ gents. maTchGaly.
wAETED-AGENTS WITH SMALL CAPT.
TAI to take ageucys of Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in the several States Of Alabama, Texas,
AIississinp' 80 Louisiana. great opportunity for
industriou2young men, to whom liberal discounts
will be made.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
HIGH Court or ERRORS AND APPEALS.
yanuary Special Tcrm, 1866. Uednesday
February, 2sM, 1866.
Ordered. that at the next April term of
this court, the docket of the first District
shall be taken up on the third Monday Of
April. and the cases thereon shall be heard
until the 18th day of May. That the docket
of the third District shall be taken up on the
second Monday of May, being the 18th day
of said month, and the cases thereon heard
until the 2ud day OF June That the docket
of the second District shall be taken up on
the first Monday of June, being the 4th day
of that month, and the cases thereon heard
until the business of that docket is disposed
OF
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest. SAM'L LIVINGSTON,
| M,rch1d39t Clerk
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WANTED.

A GENTS in every county, for the sale of the cele
y brated FLORENCE REVERSIBLE FEED
SEWING MACHINE. the most improved and most
valuable Sewing Machine offered-makeS four dis
tinct stitches. Sells rapidly. Commissions large
Enclose stamp for circula~s and address, giving
references KEYES, ESTES & CO
General Agents for Mississippi and Alabama.
ian 21d21n
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81. j. Wicker, Of Magnolia. is author
Ilrd go act as agent for the Clarion. lie viii
travel TOR some tiue in the counties of Pike
Franklin and Wilkinson. and viii receive
Subscriptions for the Clarion.
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NEORAIATION WANTEn

Concerning the fate of William I. AmSdeu. of 9th
Vermont Volunteers Co. G. ~ hen last heard from
he was i'm unreasonable prison. but il is supposed
he voiuuteeT red in the Confederate service and went
TO Texas hoover may know anything of this
young man will confer great favor upon the widow
and orphans by addressing c. p smith of De Kalb
Kemper Co iss HARRIET. AN DEN
.y-Papers throughout the South please copy.
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sHEqs sGreeL
A1IILT MACHINE

and short inspection ii
will dispense al pI ei y
/ ' more i beautiful than
'' p
HFup viii sew - 1ia
.It cord aud embroll,'ilnoee..
I i,.,so are are repaired ana
.|,'h.RLES STREET.
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
and which are popularity known as Chronic erup-
lions, Trtser Pimplcs Blistcrs. Scabs Scald-Hcld,
Milk-CruSt BH--w"rm. etc etc.
1t will also kill Itch and other local yermin which
prey upon the skin. 1t softens and dctaches the
eZcrementtious matters deposited upon the skin;
heals the cracks. bsters, and puuples and renders
the CUtdneOus surface smooth and TIable. 1t has
been used by Dr. Gilbert with most satisfactory re
suits for many wears 1t H. offered for sale, Ia tins
style, from the firm conviction that it must necessa
rIy meet with tine hearty appreciation OF those who
make of it.
Full directions for the method of using these rem
edies q plain aud accurate description of number
of the different varieties of skin diseases and many
valuable suggestions in regard to their cure VIII be
found printed circular accompanying each pack
age. These suggestions the fruit of most ample
experience acquired by Dr. Samuel Gilbert during
his extraordinary professional career in the treat
of this class Of diseases in the cities OF Mem
phis, New Orleans and New York and will it ia
il expected, enable most unprOtessioual persons TO
treat their with much greater success
than that which usually falls to the lot of ordinary
physicians.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-27

u 4 correspondent of the New York
Ih~Boo.l writes from Charlottesville, in
r., State:
], IL safe for Northern men to travel
F0utu Yes. if they behave themselves.
several have visited, and are now in this
4 'mmm.ty. looking at land or buying cot
pom. They travel Uuarmed into the country,
s"d do not complain Of being treated dis
Fourteou~iy. An cX-Federal officer, whose
4 anne l see among the list of volunteer brig
f"er> mustered out of the L. ;. service.
''ennJal Forsyth, is among us, and has just
q purchased plantation, with stock and pro-
a t~lonS. for $4,000. The large number of
N"EJAern men travelling and remaining
4 .mon- us are either dishonest or very tiIuid.
II Aey either do not desire to right us before
Il tt North, cor are reluctant To incur the DIS
raSurc of the Abolitionists. Although
hey See Measurements as To their treat
q teat iu r'le Abolition journals, and extracts
southern papers, not voice Is heard IN
II oHJadIctIon. Some of them may consider
-e source too contemplate to be noticed
pol knows. Mr.. Editor, if ever a people
srNea every kind act that could be per
'.met, every kind word that can he spoken
do. The people have accepted the sit
"Jion IN good faith, and only ask a living
n nance
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We have heard of men putting an impu-
lent face ON things, but the most impudent
gee that has ever been put on anything is
Nat put by Spencer NJ. Clark on the five
.a. fractional curreucy-Hanuibal (Mo.)
Monitor
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Special Notices.


- One Of the largest seed stores in the
South is that Of r. G. Craig & Co, $40 Main
street, Memphis. They have a large supply
OF every kind Of seed suitable for the garden
or field, and viii fill orders on reasonable
terms. narS-d3m
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FASONS WHY
& GLIB B ;
MACHINES
no ALL 9TH 3 ,

of their construction, tible .
lotion hardly pero
forming all kinds. Of '''', :
l. gest manner. hence
not be set wrong'
on. os repair, or require
|ousisting not more
r machines. 1T ind,,ls
y are now disposed = Sssis
superseding eVe'' al
cir work with regull195Tls'91 q
.e stitch or break. - % ~
managed and maoS -
r these beautiful ard
,nvince the most s.,red.
M others manufac.n, af
ie1n in fun operation
4ARLEs STREET,
Third DOur above c'no
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Whereas, letters of Administration on
the estate of Ralph Simmons, Sr., deceased
were granted to the undersigned at Iast
November term of the Probate Court of
Newton county, Miss. Now all persons
having claims against the estate of said de
cedent, are hereby required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law: or
they will be barred. These indebted 70
said estH&e viii be required TO settle up
a. B. wOODHAM.
March 25w7ts Administrator.
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"
HrhN 9 "a HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Al MAGAZINE STREET and 20 PLACE,
o7272osite ST James Hotel
NEW ORLEANS, AA.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS

yEsLIH t t 4MfEI,5H
VICES
Novatn
@
AmeHcn American Mill
ksh'
NOVA SCOTIA GRIND STONES
P.wN B. speesC
Dc Mai Bd
hollow
g
Han
sCrosG
a
4
smnons
Orders from the respectfully solicited bv
TAYLOR CHURCHILL.
- Rmd3 % nuk PI
few IN Hotel.
Dcmh dsm
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/ MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Grenada Daily Sunday excepted)
500 4. NJ imIu ediat-ly upon wal Of Trains
Mississippi Central Railroad, arriving at Memphis
| 2.2J T. NJ A. \. LIVERMORE,
Feb 22dLf. Genl Supt.
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TEACHER WANTED.
OFFICE OF THE \. o, J. s G. y. R. r. CO

OFFICE OF THE y. o. j. 81 q. y. r.. Il. Co.
? New Orleans March 18th, lc66 s
- conformity with the charter, an election will
!, r.'o at the office of the Company, No a Caron-
B sJteet on Monday April 10th, 1866 from to
ha,o-h Tor eighteen Directors-twelve to be
AM ~; from stockholders residing in LOUISIANA
hrnrJA from stockholders residing in Mississippi,
'aaa majority of the stock of the company he
hhe td at said election. But il majority OF
D. hrl5 oe not then represented, the election VIII
tle Cu on onday, April 23d 1865, at the office of
Nolhpany from to 3 o'clock
hnarrs5. r. S. CHARLES.
'''tip9 secretary
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- Nessr7 Robinson < Co are nov TO-
,eylug a heavy stock OF most desirable
goods New, rich and elegant dress-patterns,
comprising all the latest novelties and most
fashionable styles of foreign and domestic
3ua0ulacture. Planters will be interested to
laru that this house has received a lot of
POSTS pIow and Cultivator, the best known
Band most approved implement for the cult
naJiou of cotton ever introduced into the
South. Also, a. lot of fresh cotton seed and
.eyery article of plantation supplies and pro
syis.0us
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-27

-Es Willie Buck, OF the firm of Fitzgerald
d Hl.a, has just returned from New Orleans
ad brought with him another lot of goods,
drink. These young men are too irrepress.-
h.a to be pushed aside and forgotten. They
will bring into this city just such articles as
are needed and our citizens Will testify their
appreciation fsuch services by buying them.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-27

4 meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of the Or
1 \ phans Home Of the State OF Mississippi will
be held IN Meridian Wednesd V, Harch 2Stb,
Z IL r N. An the members earnestly requested
to attend, as BUSINESS OF vital Importance is to be
transacted
T. 4. DUNCAN, Secretary.
- Papers friendly to the are respectfully
equested to copy. MARRIED.
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBERTS
TETEEIG OEVTTHE NJ
DISEASES OF THE SKIN,

Is most excellent preparation for the cure OF that
class of naladies usually termed
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-27

e. We owe acknowledgements TO Messrs
gTteomb \ Powell for bundle Of literature,
iacudmg the Ladys Book for April, and 9th
h. Eastern periodicals and papers.
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DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
G EN r. RAL ALTER ATEVE
ERUPTlONS. letter. ULCERS, SCROFULA,
JAUNDICE GOITRE,
Observation-Disclosures OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

1t is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
ton Hereditary Tants, syphilis. and malae- arts
ing from lOuZ-cUntiuued use ot CalOmel Blue Mass.
Corrosive Subimate, Fowlcr'- solution, Donoyans
solution and other preparations of mercury and
arsenic.
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THE DAILY CLARION
OF THE

g i q r I . ~ ,
Published Daily aud Weekly at Jackson, Miss,
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POINT CLEAR.-If any of our pleasure-seek-
ing friends are unacquaiuted with tins most
delightful watering place, we hop they viii
NOT ler the approaching summer pass without
charging the stock of their ideas by visit
to the waters of Mobile Bay. The extensive
hotel buildings at the Point having been
taken by Gen. Charles f. Smcdcs, will be
oprucd about the 10th of May under his
able management The New Orleans Times
SAYS:
He ID sparing neither labor nor expense to
give the hotel every comfort attached to
city institution, as far IS mechanical arts
and appliances are concerned. The charac-
Ter for liberal hospitality, taste and refine
meut which preceded hum to our city, and
which he has 80 well sustained as proprietor
.ul the 50. james, IS = sufficient guarantee tor
luc comfort, pleasure and happiness OF those
who may visit hun &c Point Clear We know
.uf no watering place on the Atlantic or Cult
boast that equals Point Clear IN all that is
requisite for the comfort Of seekers after
pleasure or heaICh. The bathing IS unsul-
passed; the water perfectly salt, clear, and Of
#guy depth desired, and almost at your door.
8luJtug out into the bay, the hotel Is the
Recipient of every breeze that passes over lis
SKATERS. There urcuo better fishing grounds
BIZ America. and the oysters are unsurpassed
BIZ giaN0r Fishing and pleasure yacht, VIII
d. furnished, and everything that money,
#llo.ultN, taste and genius can procure or
sUr.Isc tu give laid and comfort" to his
guests. viii ue found at Point Clear.
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-19
General News.

Thousands of people visited the ruins Of
444 Broadway this morning, once the scene
of so much hilarity to hundreds of pleasure
seekers. 1t is still mystery how the frs
originated and that in broad day light, while
ballet girls were rehearsing for the evenings
performance. The poor girls continued their
exercises even after the flames had made con-
siderable Roadway, their perilous position be-
inc at that time unknown. When the smoke
at last penetrated into the room where they
were rehearsing there was such stampede
as is but seldom seen among those who trip
the light fantastic toe. Fortunately nobody
was hurt Among the wardrobe aud papers
burned was the manuscript containing "his-
tory of negro minstrelsy with its advent" by
Charley White. My estimate of the loss yes
terday was somewhat too high. 1t will not
amount to over $150,000.
The Spanish frigate, Isabella Catholca,
came into port last evening, She will be fol-
lowed by the Carmen another Spanish man
of-war 1t is rumored that these Spanish
vessels have properly been sent here to watch
the movements of the Chilian vessels in this
harbor If the authorities decide to release
the Meteor, recently seized on the charge Of
being CHILEAN privateer, we may have a
battle outside of our harbor, in regular Ala
bama-Kearsage style The latest news from
Spain shows that the war with the South
American Republic is to be vigorously prose-
cuted, and it will be very difficult for our
people to maintain a strict neutrality be-
tween the belgerents, while their sympathy
is all one-sided.
The United States Revenue steamer Miami
few days since, while cruising off Block Is
land, boarded the brig California, bound from
Matanzas to Bristol, r, l., with cargo oil
honey and molasses. On searching the YES,
sci a large quantity of cigars, liquors, etc.
not on the manifest were discovered, and the
vessel was taken to Newport r, l. 1t is re-
ported that smuggling is very extensively
carried ON by vessels engaged in the West H.
dia trade
Bank robberes seem to be the order of the
day now, and the policemen on duty in Wall
street have to look pretty sharp for thieves
nowadays. This morning as a messenger
was leaving bank with $4,000 greenbacks
in bag he was attacked by thief, who un-
dertook to snatch the bag from his hands,
The messenger resisted, whereupon the thief
drew knife and was about cutting the hal-
die off the bag when the messenger gave him
such violent kick that it staggered him and
caused him to fall The messenger then es-
capped with his money. The thief was not ar
rested
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taking or planting of oysters; and that he
will endeavor to prevent all violations of this
act by citizens of other States, by arresting
and taking them before the proper tribunals;
which he shall have power to do without
warrant, fer such violation committed within
his view.
If any person, after the first day Of May
and before the first day cf October in any
year, shall catch or take oysters from their
natural beds, or shall buy or sell oysters so
taken, in quantities greater thaa twenty-five
bushels in any one day, he shall forfeit fifty
dollars for each offence.
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The Senate on Friday last passed an impor-
tant amendment to the Code, concerning the
taking and planting, selling and buying Of
oysters in the waters Of Virginia
The bill provides that hereafter it shall not
be lawful to take or catch oysters in the waters
Of this Commonwealth in the months Of June,
July and August nor for any person to buy
u sell them by any other than stave measures,
which in no case shall hold more than one
Oushel-the penalty for offending against this
provision being fifty dollars. This does not,
however, apply to private planters, The bill
.urther provides that if any person, other than
4 citizen Of this State, shall take oysters 81
,erraplns, OF plant oysters IN the waters there
1t, or IN the rivers Pocom0ke or Potomac, he
lall forfeit five hund.ed dollars, and the YES
SCI, tackle aud appurtenanceS. But this Sec
,lun shall not extend to citizen OF Maryland
,aklnS oysters or terraplns IN the said men
loned rivers. If any citizen Of this State shall
De concerned OF interested with any person
not resident within this State, in the taking,
catching Or planting oysters within this State,
" shall knowingly permit any person not resi-
ueAt within this state, to take, catch Or plant
lysters i'll his name, lie shall forfeit five nun
dred dollars, one molety whereof snail go to
0ue lnfOrmer.
Ii any person, except as is otherwise pro-
weed, shall take oysters with any other III
atrumont than common oyster tongs, With d
oar or head not exceeding thirty inches In
.ength, he shall .orteit hive hundred dollars.
1t shall b. lawful ior any citizen OF this State
20 take oysters with any other Instrument
,han common oyster tougs in the waters vi
Iausier and Poeomoke Sounds, or any OF the
waters adjacent thereto, IN the county OF Ac-
comac; Tut this privilege shall not extend
10 the taking OF oysters, as aforesaid, within
The mouth OF any nver Of creek in said coun
y, or to the taking OF the same in any Wa
tiers OF less depth than twenty feet, nor to
the taking Of the same at any time alter the
10TH day OF May and before the LIST day OF
September, Any citizen OF this State may
take oysters, as aforesaid, upon obtaining
from the clerk OF the county court OF said
county a license for SO doing Tor one year, aud
paying therefor the sum OF one dollar as a
zee to said clerk; which said license shall be
renewed and which said fee slall be paid
yearly; and such citizen shall before obtaining
such license enter INTO houd. with sufficient
security, 10 be approved of by said clerk,
payable TO the Commonwealth of Virginia, in
the penalty Of five hundred dollars, condi-
toned that he shall not be concerned nor inter-
ested with any citizen or citizens OF any other
State in taking or planting oysters within the |
waters Of this State; aud that he shall not, |
within the limits Of said county, violate this
act, or ally law Of this State. in respect to the