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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14
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NEW ORLEANS, February 13-Cotton I'M
changed $500 low middling 30i to
81; middling 31i to SO. Receipts 46oo'
Exports 96O Sugar and Molasses firm and
unchanged. Flour dun and unchanged
Corn dull at 81 l20$l Isl oats firm at $50
Pork dull at $21 rs. Bacon-shoulders l3c;
sides 140Ht. Lard quiet at l2i0l5i'
Gold 36a; Bank Sterling AZ; New York
Exchange ic discount.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.---Counterfeit tens
on the National bank notes have appeared.
Their general appearance are very good
the back not we'll executed, but theimita-
ton of the blue is excelent-the engraving
Of Desoto discovering the Mississippi is
rather inferior
The District Registers decide that the
Presidential pardon does not restore Con-
federates to franchise. J8 .9I
A treaty has been effected with the Kan
sas Indians to leave Kansas-their destina-
ton has not expired. sfetI
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The gift enterprise scheme of G.
Miller & Co., Toledo, Ohio, has come
to grief, and some of the parties have
been arrested. Among the letters
opened by authority, were some which
did not contain the SO 80 to pay foi
package, expressage, &c, but contain
ed, instead, few original ideas. One
is from the principal of high school
who proposes to act as agent on the
receipt Of specimen watch and me-
lodaon
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

LOTTERIES Several lottery schemes
have been chartered at the present
session Of the Legislature. They are
each to pay license to the State Of
one thousand dollars before commenc-
ing operations, and an annual tax Of
one thousand dollars, besides GER
tain per cent. to the Orphans Home,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

"RooM 40."-Pending the consid-
Grafton in the House yesterday of a
bill to incorporate the Ragsdale Hotel
Company, at Meridian, the following
amendment was offered by a member
who patronized the house Of our
friend Ragsdale during "war time"
Amend section first by adding
provided, That the apartment so
widely known as Room 40" shall
not be re- established in said hotel"
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

The amount of business now pend
ing in the Senate and House renders
it almost impossible for the Legisla-
ture to adjourn this week. There are
many important matters in the hands
Of committees, yet to be acted upon.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

The Richmond Enquirer suggests 70
q member Of the Virginia Legislature,
who expresses agreat anxiety to save
the States money, plan that will en-
able him to accomplish that object to
a great extent and win for himself at
the same time the thanks of the House.
This is to spare the House one half
his speeches, to which nobody listens,
but which cost the State more than
Eve dollars per minute. The Enoui-
rer thinks this would be quite q saving
to the State Treasury.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

The House, yesterday, voted the
sum of two thousand dollars to Elk
Gov. Clark for services due him as
Governor when he was deposed from
office by the Federal authorities.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

The President has approved the bin
providing that alcohol made from dis
tned spirits upon which the tax i'm
posed By law has been paid, and burn
ing-huid made from alcohol, or spirits
ofturPeniine, or camphene, upon which
the tax imposed BY law has been paid.
shall be exempted from tax
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

By another year the fashionable
bulletin will read: 'Miss Smith gave
a large German on Tuesday evening
The beeftea was artistically free from
oleagine, and was delightfully."- restora-
tive. Miss Jones will receive on Fri
day, when Cruel win be the recuper-
ative-n
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

Hoe CRoP.-The total hog crop OF
the West for the winter of 1866 is stat
ed at 1,406,2 compared with 1891
518 during the winter of 1855. Chica-
go packed 1872, 200 the present season ;
Cincinnati. $50, 900, ST. Louis $4,000 ;
Louisville l62, 900; Milwaukee $4,000 ;
and Indianapolis. 50,139. In 1865,
Chicago packed sol, 463; Cincinnati,
1854 ,O79; st. Louis, 1890; Louis
vile, $1,000; Milwaukee, $4,000; and
indianapolis, $4,000.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

A whole family was discovered in
Philadelphia last weekin almost
the last stage of starvationand
the horror of the scene was height
ened by tho discovery of the appalling
fact that the father of the family, who
had died ten days ago, was still un-
buried, from lack VI the necessary
means to defray the expenses of
sepulture.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

George n. Carleton, Treasury agent
at Memphis, from 1868 70 1865, has
been arrested in New York on a charge
preferred BY Treasury agent Titus, Of
embezzeling public money and prop
erty TO the amount Of 1851, 900. He
was held for trial in default Of bail
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

The New York Evening Post in al
luding to the new proposition for an
amendment to the constitution coming
from Gov. Sharkey and other South
ern men, says:
1t will be time enough to discuss its mer-
its when it is authoritatively put forth by
its supposed authors. 1t occurs to us now
only to say of the plan, that as it looks to
giving the suffrage only to such blacks as
can read and write it ought, in fairness, to
provide tree schools for ALL that all may
have an equal chance to attain the condi-
tions set for the franchise. The proposed
amendment to State Constitutions is defec-
tive in this respect.
AT present, and as framed, it would ex-
clude the great mass of the blacks, whose
ignorance is no fault of theirs, but the
work of their former masters and on the
other hand it would admit to political pow
er, without restriction, all the leaders Of the
rebellion.
If this proposition does really come from
Southern men, we are sorry they have not
had the wisdom to settle all disputes by an
offer of universal suffrage to be accompanied
by universal amnesty. To such o PROPOSE
tion we have no doubt the country and Con-
gress would accede at once and in that case
members of Congress might be elected for
the next Congress. by special elections, at
once, OF which all the people should vote.
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this symptom, when we tell them that Baron
Louis on eminent French authority on Con-
sumption. did not meet Nth a single Instance,
out Of tGelue hundred cases, IN Which the loss q
blood sSas not preceded or followed BY tho dcvel
opmont Of tubcrcles
JAMES HUNTER, M. d.,
No, 2l7 Second Street.
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MEMPHIS. February 8, 1867

..a MEMPHIS. February ., l6b7 4.
NoTE.--Dr. Hunter visits Memphis pre-
vious to his return to New York city, at the
earnest solicitation of numerous parties re-
siding In this section Of country, and as his
stay Is limited, those who desire to consult
him should do so at once, and secure the adj
vantages of his personal attention. All COM
munications wilireceive prompt replies
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

A bill has passed the House appro-
priating fifty thousand dollars for the
repairs Of the Capitol, Executive
Mansion and Lunatic Asylum. I'll
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14
Finey Woods, or Magnolia Infar-
mary. HUHs

mary.
VETE are credibly informed by the members
wv of the Legislature of Pike county, that
the Piney woods doctor, DIR. j. A. Nash has a
crowded Infrmary, and that IL is reduced to d
certainty that he does CURE CANCERS, perma-
nently, and many of them of the very worst
cases, also goiter, wens sore legs, &C., as well
as female diseases, such as liberated and pro.
lapsis uteri, all on the most safe and reliable
practice now extapt. The Doctor certainly
deserves credit and patronage, for having IS.
tablished such an institution in our country
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O1yT-AMATION.


dir Ann REWARD - Whereas, II appears
MAUI by Information received Dy me;
HAT James Morris and ID. N. Cress escaped
from the jail of Holmes county. said motifs motifs
was confined under sentence OF the Circuls
court 70 the P.nitentiary, for the MURDER o.
: lien Hale. Said Cress Is charged Win tne
murder Of $780, Pritchard, and are sui at
large: ,,i.o,,s c,ov-
ernor of the State Of Mississippi, DO oner tne
above reward for tiie arrest and delivery o. tne
said James Morris and d. N. Cress to the Sher-
nj Of Holmes county. And do moreover re-
auire ali officers Of this State TO be diiigentlh
their efforts to arrest said fugitves,,
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal Of the State affixed, at Jackson,
this goth day Of january, A: ".
l.. ~ 1867. and Of the sovereignty Oh inc
'---r-- State the Forty ninth, a
BY the Governor: ,,,yrXs
G. A. BRouGHER, Secretary OF State.
d DESCRIPTION;
Morris is about so years Of age, fair COM
plexlon light hair, grey eyes, and about SIX
feet high. Cress Is about 30 years OF age. lair
complexion, light hair, blue eyes, and about
feet inehes high. Jan 2'-ui't
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14
The Impeachlnent QaestIon.

The best informed Washington
correspondents of northern papers
concede that the impeachment ques-
ton is daily losing ground. General
Butler is reported to have said to-day,
to several OF his acquaintances, who
called on him, that he is not in favor
of any further action by Congress
in the matter Of impeachment. The
proposition did well enough fol
electioneering purposes, BUTT would
not do for Congress to attempt to car
ry it out.
Senator Sumner and Wilson also
stated yesterday, in private converse
ton, that they are opposed % Me IN
peachment project. Very generally, i
is conceded that the number Of mem
bers Of Congress who oppose the fur
ther prosecution Of impeachment has
greatly increased, and therefore there
are many who suppose that the House
will not adopt articles of Impeachment
even if the Judiciary Committee should
report such articles.
1t is said there are hut twenty three
Of the impeachers proper, who are
working actively to make out case
against the President. A writer from
Washington to the Baltimore Sun,
under date of Sd inst, concludes by
saying; "nnless, therefore, it can be
found by previous canvass or count
ing of noses that there is majority OF
the House in favor Of this plan, no at
sory0V '~"v" -''sss'-S-">> 1912 y
impeachment, and the Judiciary Com
mittee will merely report the testimo-
ny that shall be taken. Should the
number of opponents Of impeachment
increase in the coming week in the
ratio of their gain last week,Me scheme
will be abandoned"
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$500 REWARD.

IL persons that can giveany information that
may lead to the conviction of any one implica-
ted in the death of w. I. HALPIN, late City
Marshal of this city, by his mother
ELIZA BETH HALPIN.
adg-yicksburg Herald, New Orleans Times,
JacN sAn Clarion and Mobile Tribune please
copy, ana so-d bill to this office. feb121m
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-14

IL French, American and English Drugs,
Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Sur
gical Instruments, Trusses, Brushes, and
Druggists Sundries, No. 80 Charities street. es-
tablished in 1929. oct. IL d1y
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-12
Doctor SCHEHck'S n4hDaAKE PILLS.
A ubstituto for Csiomei.

The Pills are composed Of various roots, har-
ing the power 70 relax the secreticns of the
liver a. promptly and effectusiiy a. blue Isii OF
mercury. and without producing any Of tb,s>t
dISagreeabIe or dangerous effects winch oItCu
folloE the use OF tie latter.
In al bilious dl~of lers these Pills nav bc
used With confidence, a. they promote the DIS
charge of vitiated bile, a. d remove those OBJ
struciols from the liver and hillary duets. which
are The cause of bilious affections in general
SCIESCk'S NAN DRAKE PILLS care
) OK Heaiache. aGd al a -srieTs of tae Liver
indicated by sallow skin, oaied tongue. cos
tive1r>e, drowsiness and general feeiing o;
Searr'i,ess and l6~stuie, sho win; thai tie liYeT
: III torpid or obStructed condition.
l n slorr, Jhese Pi.is may be Use with aiyaH-
are in all cases where a pur5atIse or alseraaFe
medicine lr required
Please ask Tor -Dr Schenck's Naudake Pills"
aad ..eServe that two liknesscs OF re doctor are
the Government SizuP-oHe v.en in the
last stage of consumption, snd the other in MS
present health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 25
cents per bog. Principal Office, No. Is, NoItl,
5sk street Philadelphia
lease Obserse,whenp purchasing, that the ;wo
ikeiIeSS of the doctor, one when ia thr last
stage of consumption, and the other lac
:, IA Ieftect health, are on the government
-tamp.
General Wholesals Agents: Dema< Barnes 4
o. u Park Row, New York y ). Hunce,
i95 Baltimore ~, Rsltimore. Nd. john H. Park
\. r. cor,,er Of Fourth and Waiuu: 81. Cii.cIu-
nati, Ohio; v alkor L TayInr, ia and Sc " "a
bash Avenue, hicago. H.; Coil,rs Brothers,
S"uthWest corner "f Second and Vine Sts., 81
LOUIS, Mo. [2ndw.ea.no.l yrOct22
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EE Ed JOthNAL eetAu No1 eAIdstS Ao4H
a letter thinking they may have some interest
for your readers.
WAsHiNaToS, Feb 1867.
/ was in the Senate yesterday and evening
and heard DooiitRe aud SGIIsJury on recon-
struction l was in tue House the day before
and the day after Gems. Grant and Sheridan
were in, but missed that day. Gen. Grants
receptions are over-those OF Speaker CoifSx
too. | have made the acquaintance Of & Ms
R, from Boston, and went with her To the
reception of Ms. Matthews and daughter last
Wednesday afternoon. They are Speaker C"l-
taA's mother aud step-sister. They are very
social aud charning-I was deIlght9d. Ars
NJ was dressed ia drab colored watered silk
pop!ir, nicely trimmed, black lace cap and dark
dressed in a bright blue silk with white Ciun,s
lace trimmins.s-very rich, and collar to match;
white pin and white semi-transparent buttons
with blue dots on them. The psrlor was grand,
mirrors, vases, damask furniture with ine lace
coverings, pretty carpet AID lace curtains, aud
a large bouonet of beautiful fresh towers. III
Il is pleasant am gvping Tomorrow with Hrs.
K to the Ladies' Reception ii the With House
Thursday vas lovely and / went to the OBJ
~ervatory. like the public buildings here,
but not the private houses. The mud exceed,
all other in thickness, weight, and stickeyness
Yesterday / went to find Mrs. r.. did not know
the best way 80 got in the Rlud TO the tops Oi
my rnbbers and higher,
A week ago we went to hear George William
Cmlis lecture. / have heard Billings" Tay'
.or and Horace Greeley. but liked Curtis hes
all Subject "Conseryatiyi>m," Il was very
inc l mus; tell you l attended the grea,
Congressional Temperance meeting last even
ug in the Capitol. 1t was wonderful to see 5"
many people there Gov, Yates sigued tho
ledge aud made an excellent speech, and
a~ket of flowers was presented t" him. Son
4Inr Wilson, Speaker Colfax, Hons. Price. Me
see. Woodbridge, W E. Dodge of New York
irunell Of Iowa, and Patterson of New Hamp
lire each addressed the meeting III speeches
o Ten to fifteen minutes
Rev. c. NanNeler, Superintendent of II,
lone for Little Wanderers. in New York. la
On ot the little girls here with him The,
vent up into the Speakers desk and sang tilrel
ymIs very swt%tly. They kept perfect iime.
hey were all dressed in pik calico, with whit,
Irons. He wants 10 hnl homes for these, anc
-ulcts funds to keep up the Institution. Ell.
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
..-- CATTLE,

~ OBTAS' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS
] are wtrr1mtei -uperiOr L. agy others, or n pay.
for the cure of ID stemp-r. Worms, Bots. Coughs,
Hiiebouni. Colds. DC, in Horses aud Colds
Coughs, Loss of Mil. Back Tongue, Horn ID stem
per, &c, in CHrJle These Pow were formef "
put up by Simpson L Tb as, Of 'r. Te''it-, aud
since his d,ath the deman1 has ben - great Tor
them, Dr. Tobias has continued TO maliui urt
them They rerf, cI y ssf- and iHfioce'i' no tu
OF stopping the working of your animals heS lH
cr,.a ile retife gfvt I'M ceai, c.-anse tie ON
ach and urinary or2aus SiSe iJcrea-c lie mix o'
co -. Try th,m. AID you Will Hrve- be without
them. Hiram woodruff, tue celebrated trainer Of
tr,iting horses la used tlen f,r wears ud recon-
mendz ti.er h s frie d.. Col. riifo Il. Bash, o.
the j rome Race Course ForG'fam, y \. ~paid 10
-use them until he Old OF wHt they are Gem
posed, since which he l. a-ver without theTn. He
ha- 70 ig hdrs-E in hjs ctsrge. sud for Ia
is>t three year, has G-ed no 4 er medicines 70
them. II has kindly permitted MIR 10 refer HHs onr
70 him o -erl go oiher references ca b. seen Al TIE
depot. Sold by DRUGGISTS and Sad .'ers Price p
ceRjs per boK. IepOt 80 Cortland Stree y ew DTk
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From a Lady.
WEST MILTON, Saratoga Co, Y. Y,


DR HosTkTTER-Sir have long della, I'd wiring
70 ou my thanks for the good YOU have done
my daughter. ] can truly say that oihfng but the
Kind hand of Providence and our BITTEEs have saw
ed her from early grave. For three years have
bern ductoring her with syrups and sll kinds Of bit
tiers that have been recommended 10 me for her, be
sidee having irst-raIe physicians but all seem
ed do her good, while was searching the al
mauaes and all the newspapers that could get hold
or in hopes of finding something that would suit her
case. Accidentally there came part Of news paper
around some goods that bought at the Spa. In
look ng ii over saw ata glance that your BITTEER
just what she needed 1 sent the EeXt day 10
tsastOu Spa and got a bottle of your BITTERs. She
commenced taxing them, and such a change in oae
wees with her appetite and the distress ich yic;
tals Occe oued and THAT be ming in the stomach,
never saw m my life a. fk,-re III ifer. SHe has
taken three hotties. and : oH ableTO work VI the
tim think there is a little arrangement ofThe fiv-
er. Please send me three botCes more, which
think will her entir.ly. Weand others thought
she had disease Of the heart nut that besfi AID
ALTERING thst would almost stop her from hreaJhjg
= times is all gone. Yours. with res eet.
Mrs ANABDA McpHERSOS.
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Ayers Cherry PecsaraI

Is a soothing eIp"ctorA /, prep red to meet tie
1 urgent need safe and rriiaU Z caTe Tor %
III the throat and lungs. trial O. many years ia
established the fact, thai II r. more ethnaciuus ]
y slmolAry affections, tina" any other remedy. IL
Efficacy h-cune 20 grBeraly kIoVIf, tuat
l. ju tIy ted ia n any countries a. gcdic Z
indisue sable necessity. In Great ilain, FrI.c,
aud Germany where melicsscje u4- rcac ID if-
highest prrfcct,o . II j. Tr>c7b-d i'm domestic prac
lice and instantly us-I in the arng--. Ia TO pila-
the ate adiug pha clans he most -p~edy auo
agreeable remedy lhAt Uau f-e employed. Scarcely
any nri1hborhUod C.u be Ioulid where we'll know.
& diseased lU e which had uaEied the etfuIl
Of the x lifu and -EsBcs3 doctors, have uo}
been perm y cured t.y H. sl--e SUITS are tl
mot c0uviDr NJ proofs Jf Iheeu rur curative p,op
critics Lie preparation - FHebI tie fthor
point with pee liar sali-f atGnE. While IL l.
powerful aainSt confirmed Ii-ease-, II i extreme
ge tito q medic ne ia iRfas ICY and youth being
quite ba rnl4~S 8. even he E0Uf4e>i, when admins
tered q ciOusl,.
pre-. eHttpn Than IF Ia II II. Il meals al
from Coils ol CoC-S. II oI1er eau--S, aud tt
prevent 1haI lf.g rain OF pa" NJ AID IhcHraae 81.
e.,-es, which would SF1se from Tae iect 'f them
Hence 40 family = ou3i ~ without il. Hu-I'z"
Group. H1.r-eue~S Wh.opi z toUg'a. PleUis', IN
cipirut CO -unpttsa, = other a1ivcIi"ns OF th
br,. ,th ~ org1HS. give wNN before fA's vnllnen
comb Alto medical virtues
Prepared by BE. !. &. AVER { Co, Lowell
4 49, and sold by all Druggists AID dealers ia med
ii. les every Shrre.
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:@ Another Stale las been added to tl

s| Another Stale has been added to the
s.s.ernood, and comes, too, clad IN the garb OF
uus,aned loyalty The hlll providing Tor the
admission oi y eDfaska Las been passed by both
branches of Congress over the veto OF the Pres
.deIt, by the decisive vote of 81 to 9 III the
Senate, aud l2O 10 IL IA the House. This ac-
uon c.earIy foreshadows the early admission OF
Colorado, and tl.ls Congress Viii thus have
added three stars to the galaxy vi the Union
\ b ASA auu Colorado. The admls-
son of Nebraska and Colorado viii add four
Republican Senator'S to the majority ia that
body.
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MANHOODt

HOW LOST ROW RESTORED Just pub
( < t.hed, - ne~ edition uf D.. CCLVERW Eli. :
Cri-bra ej k-say on the rad csl cur (WlthoUt med
cine) y Sp-rmaroTToea, or seminal S-AkH-~- In
olun,aFy Seminal Losses, IEpolenoy, AeHt4 4no
Poyscai In p4cily, Impedinenrs a. Mar isxr, etc
90 Co sumption. Epilepsy, and Fits induced by
- In seuce Or sexual eTtrsyAxAuce.
- Price, IN = sealed envelope cHly ceuts
Tie celebrarci author Ia lhis SdIDj 4his e-say
clearly demonstrates from thirty NesFs ce@sfU
pFaciIce That be alarm cGuse4 Of self Ahur
may be rad caly cured without the dangerous "
nt-rn>l meijcine or the Appl sa'ion of the kniie-
poi tiuZ out neds Of once pie, ALL.
and eli ctual. 10y nI-s,nE Of which sufferer,
ntiter what his con III may he, may cure hhnse
.l-eapy. privately, and radically.
- Ihis lecture should he in she hands Of Svery
youtE and every man ia t.ie and.
S-Lt, IA ter in plain envelope 20 sny al lreas
pos. I'd, rece II Of TX ceDIs post Ht2mpe
Address tie publi-,ers,
CHAS j. c. KLINE Co,
I27 BoSery, New Yark, Post Once -4N 4.
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-. - -

e \ correspondent Of the Troy Tires vis-
neu General Grant on Saturday, and ob,alned
some OF the Generals views iu regard to affair
"a the South, According to this correspon-
dents report, General Grant THINKS that there
little security for the lie or property OF Union
men il the greater part OF the South. There Is
IllIe danger IN the ordinary lines Of travel, bul
i one should stop and gel into angry political
DISCUSSIONS, there woud be danger IN somc
places, no doubt IN thai case shooting would
lrubaOly te passed o4f asa JusutiaOie Aoaocide,
II tie murderer was arrested al all''
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aE Congress will probably adjourn before
the end Of this month. and meet again on the
lst of October, provided some act Of usurpstion
on the part Of the acting President does not
render All earlier meeting necessary. 1t is
more than liked this will be the case.
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- Spring is coming and with it the usual
amount of spring sewing. Every family not
already supplied, should purchase one of Shaw
& Clsrk's Improved Sewing Machines of Ms
v c. Dyke. These Machines are simple cheap,
durable, and give perfect satisfaction 10 all who
use them. Inquire ii this oEice.
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- The day following the late election il
Georgetow wn, colored man obtained an early
copy Of the Chronicle and stood on the corner
Of princii.a! thoroUghfare and aloud over
and over again the result of the election to .
crowd of white men. The scene was worthy OF
a paiateT.