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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-23


From The ". Y. Herald
We learn, by special telegram, that the In
dian ultimatum to our Commissioners is "the
withdrawal of the troops from the Powder
river country and the abandonment of the
Smoky Hill Pacific Railroad They also de-
mand ''guns, ammunition, and presents"
This is the result of the tedious and useless
attempts to arrange our Indian difficulties
peaceably.
1t is no wonder the Indians insult us. We
might well expect it after teaching them,
through our dishonest agents, that we are as
unreliable as they are themselves. Respect
Ior us they have none, and least of all for oar
military prowess. They have tried their skill
and strategic powers with our regular army, to
lind us their interiors. Now they say, owe do
not want peace, because when we are at peace
we are poor; now we are rich" This is all
too true; for how can they be other than poor
when an Indian appropriation of fifty thousand
dollars will, before it reaches the frontier,
dwlndle down to one red blanket and a string
OF beads In war, owing to their more rapid
tactics, they can make their own apprOpria-
tlOns, and that, too, from the GOvernmentsup-
plies to our army. They constantly do it, aud
scarcely a day passes in which we fail to
chronicle the loss of army wagons, the driving
the useless pursuit by our sluggish troops.
Our tactics do not fit the war, and our army
brains schooled in the grooves of a routine
out of which they appear worthless, are totally
at loss how to hold the Indians in hand. We
annually bleed our treasury many millions OF
dollars for Indian war purposes on OLe hand
and Indian presents on the other. In peace we
furnish them with all the munitions of war
they may desire, and in war we wonder where
they get their weapons. The old Spaniards
were wiser than we in dealing with the Indian
tribes on this continent, for they made it a
criminal oflense to sell firearms to an Indian.
An Indian war is, however, upon us. The
blunders, right and left, which have made it
necessary will not now mend affairs. We
must to-day accept the fact, look it in the face
and prepare to fight it out. The question is,
how can it best be brought to a conclusion
Certainly not by our regular troops; for the
whole past history Of our frontier indicates a
complete failure of the army whenever this
duty has been assigned to it, There is but
one method, and that is by volunteers. The
Governor of every frontier State and every
territory should have authority to keep the
1h9lans = quiet in his district, and to raise suf
IhGiehs volunteer force for the purpose-the
m,lN TlliS 10 ne paid by the general government
80 llo .io9ps thus raised should be placed in
Soliiisno SOli OF volunteer officers. who selected
IN on our aplest trOntiersmen undersfand
and '1IoooS' I1' nave personal wrongs TO avenge
aat;o,' IV.at responsibility to urge them 10
e' theIh not be afraid to take scaln
is nS in'ian appreciates force and nothing sIss
- ms nlelnou DO pursued we shall Close oI1r
Inolan war In less than six months, and AZ The
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10 the Finest College Rooms In the city,
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Fourth Floors Of
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-30
Cot ton c. n S
CARVER,
EAGLE.
EMERY,
GULLETT,
Steel brush.
COTTON PRESSES,

COTTON PRESSES,
NEWELLS Screw,
INGERSOLLiS. Portable
GROVES do
BULLOCK'S Port.
We have a combination of Pitts 4-horse
power Emery Cotton Gin and Condenser, and
Grove Press, which will effect the ginning of a
crop without a Clubhouse. Cotton can be
ginned in the field readily as grain can be
trashed. and the complement of machinery we
have ARRANGED, will effect this.
This we have cotton up because of the wide
spread destruction of Gin Houses, and the ns-
cessty of portable set of Ginning and Press
ing Mchnery.
NJ Steam Power, to 8-horse, can be substi-
tuted for the horse power mentioned above, at
an additional cost.
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-30

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The past seasons cultiyating has proved it
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-30
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family.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-30

VIIESE EITTERS ARE PRFPtRr
L Bourbon Whjskey, from a camH.usrr
different kinds Of roots, banks and bs.t.
perfect concert one with the other. p--
original formula given by the great
to DR.. Chaplin, who used them SUGGEST
tice for many years, aud 10y their use =
popularity in the treatment AMI az
Liver Complaint, Constipation. efcksrsr
ache, Fever and Ague, and AT d.l,
torpid liver and indigestion. Persons ,
either Of these loathsOme dlseases vlH ft
use of these Bitters, which are yart-..-.
from all those drugs and poisous uslaH,
preparations, and palmed OF on an ta,r-
A single trial will convince the most
the RED JACKET there e a yira.
Bitters possess,
They strengthen and luvigorata Tie ,-.
They are unequalled for general DEL.
They are cure for Dyspepsia
They give a good aud healthy appetite
They assist digestion.
They purify the breath and AGILITY r. !
They cure piarrhRa aud Cholera M.r
They are an antidOte 10 change Of ws
They are the best stimulaut in eEisls-r
They are preventive Of Foyel aud a..
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nerves. Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatahh
The genuine RED JACKET BITTFE
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See that our private Government stan
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Sold by all druggists aud doaleB q
country.
Call for Red Jacket, and take no otbr
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01
McrinriIin,l.

gSenn man Den DDgQeitern aemeIneten
officieIlen @epelden aus MeTifo @Iau.
ben idenfen Oorf, 70 it RarimiIiau ST.
fanjeHcr in 86noen Der nferiEaniIdben
Arlnee, III b Sunres Ion 8efebl ertbcilt
haben, ibn uno feline @enerfIe sir CT
fdlieBen. - Ser in Der eibilifirten @eltj
20 :berrldsnbe 6riegsaebrouh giebt SUI
oret 0as uniffeitige 6edt, ben, Nlann,
rcr es 0etpaot bat, bon fernem 2anSe
aus auf niegitaniidem Booen nit elmer
ErMppenmadt az Ionoen, uno Obne oaB
FER fie oerinaife 4robocation 0asu pes
babt, bic 3ugeI Der 9te9ierung nit
qeaffeHaewalt nn6 NIT Mnfopfcrtna
Saufen0er bon Menfdenleben oil lidy
reiBen 81 lpoIcn. nit lanmt Ieinen
9eIfersbelfern has aebenslidt nussu<
biafen. = Wber, ipas bate Suares, mas
bate bic liberale Yartei IN Mferifo 0as
BON, fraeen mir? Marum Iabt man
nidt lieber ben bI0oiinniaen 9iarren. bes
10 oumm mar, lid1 onrd 3ouis S9apoicou
ais sslblFnger i'm beiben Sfen brauder
81 lailen, 6erieneelO eeben uno fEidi
linn cinen ,,oumnien Sunaen1 mad
Selterreid mad DaS n'dre ie0eufalIi
9efdeiOter, ais i'm 6ur6 Grfdieeen sun
Wtartbrer gu itenpeIn uno ibn ais loI.
den Der gladipelt sa iiberIieiern. Qab
i'm lanfen, nno iueoer er nod iracnb eil
9tnoerer feines @cIidters miro lenlali
lpieoer iuageu, Die MepubIif Nierifo Il
btbeli9en. sic iueroen i'm @e0entbei
iebr frob fem, iuenn man iie ME luieSe
ON Merifo erinnert.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

Gin Deutfder aus Der 9tdbe BON
Ga GrOiIe, ISIS, lit 9eitern bier einge>
troffen, UNI nod biHigen 2anDe fur fidb
uno cine Yartie ieiner 5reunoe, Die
bis iest in @iseonlin selpobnt baben,
aus5ul9auen.
g8ir boffen, Dap 6erlelbc I'M 9tattoe
fem miro, cine giiuiti9e @ele9enbeit
gum Nnfauf gu finOen. gSir beOurfen
mebr als alIes 9tnOere tiidti9e @ine
uanoerer, Die fid nidt i5euen ben
Gpaten unO bic SoIsart in bic 5anO
su nebmen unS Sen 8OOen gu eultubi>
rem. Sept grade lit ba3u Belt. SEPT it
bas 2anO nod billig uno tam bar @ins
ipanoerer unter billi9en 8eoingungen
faufen.
@be feds Wonate in's 2anO 9eben
werOen mir 9tube baben, tiefe 9tube
unb Der 2anObewobner, ioiuie Der Stao>
ter wer6en i'm Stanoe iein, in 3ube
uE6 5rieOen lire Sraft itnO Gnersie
i'm @ntfalten Der 0telOurcen Oss 2ans
Oes an;uiueuOen.
Srob6em bic gSelt bod lit bon boz
fen @eriiGten ii6er bic traurigen 3u>
itanOe i'm GiiSen unb trosoent bic Sc
ri@te bis Su einem gewihen GroOe
auf 8abrbeit beruben, troBoem SenS
nefTee's 3uitdnOe, ebeIeid es fbon sur
Union 3uselailen, Oennod ebenio ser<
rifIen finO, .tuie bic Der auoern SIo<
ftaaten; trOb aueOem unoIaIleOem Oiir<i
fen mir Oiefe 3erriIenbeiten ltnO ano>
maIeu gelealdaftssultdiioe Denno6 ats
niAts anOers ais cine naturuIdi9e
lIeberganesperioOe betradten. Slatare
niidig nnS nOtbpenois, nm bic 0lsrlOes
rung bon blHtigeln 8rieg 81 sOIOenem
SrieOen ni6t ali3u plosIi6 seideben
gu la1en; naturtuadiig unO beionOers
nOtbuenOig, Inn Der SlatiOn Oelt0 iiderer
bic Sesnungen gu guarantiren ipeIde
els notbuenDige Grfoige pes 9rieGes
iI6 nns in GJcFalt bon iuobltbuenOen
unO fegensrei9en @eformen OargebO>
ten baben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01
@in SorfHIaa.
Me0. 5. @eltl. Soft, /"

Jtep. u. 2DeIIl. ROt. a. 34a
Sic .,@eltlide Yot" bra6te fiirs~
| lid etle Miiti6eiIung aus europa,
porna9 @ottfrieo &infeI beablidtigte,
Die nod in ieinen 9dnOcn beIinOliben
un0 aus circa 400 $50. Sterlino be-
ltebenOen @eIOer Der vOentldcn gfotio>
nalanleibe" einem neuen MusldulIe su
| iiberantuorten. 3ugleib traf mls Die
&lmOe BON Der 8eOr1ngniB, in Der ii6
ser in 2ouOon meilcnoe oeuflde Nebos
lutiousOidter S. 6reiIigratb be-
fin0et, unD erglnger on nns Mufrufe
UNI llntcritiibIng 0e6elben. gSie ware
es nun, iuenn man bic fra9liben @el>
Der Dem i'm QlusIanOe oarbenOen DID
ter abermitteIte2 3u elmer politilAeH
Qlaitation fpuroe oie1e oelltlde 9fatio@
nalnnleibe bisber niAt periuenOet, nnO
ldmerIi6 Oiirfteri tbattrdfti9e 9iepubli>
Fancr, mad ben bisberi0en Grfabrlln>
gen al urtbeiIen, aus Oieiem 6On0,
Oeiien Gerpenblme benz GrmelIen uies
Ter ,,Gnranten" anbeimgelttIIt 1T, ie
einen 9luben fir ihrc YldHe ldJ0pfen.
3u Dem fcbeint cine 8epublifanilirltna
DeutldIan0's Ourd) bus Biemart'ldJe
Quid pro quo iebr in bic Serne ge<
rii6t, ilu0 ben MepublitauerH foIIts es
niAt immsr beIhicOen ieiii, bios ,,oufd)
tire SO0teli on bic aebsnhen 81 dppels
Iiren.n Mnd) baben mur ipcntge talent
belLe Oeutlde repubIifaniide Didter
ilnO &iInitler in beordn9ter Sage ben
Gonncnitrabl fiirltli1er @unlt unO
@nnDe berldDmabt, unO 81 bieien 0lnss
nabmen geb6rt 6retttgratb. Der
Eprtdns Scr 9eboIntionsSe it, Der qiebs
lima Der Oentfden Nlufe.
@tns 8eripen0ung Der ,Neationals
QInIeibc" IN oieIem Gimme lpiifbe Der
SplcriUiIigfeit Oerer, bic fid) Dielieite
un0 ienieits Oes Oceans fur ben Did
ter interelIiren, feineslDees @9rangen
feben. MIbert @tgeI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

mir, ais eincm Der iilteifen &6inlpfer
fir Den &edtsltaat in sgreuben, ses
Fatten Sic mir gum SbIub nod Gin
EirSes gSort Der Mabnung. E0ulden
Sic iid nidt iiber Die SoIaen Sbres
Bei9luleSl 8erfiirnmerlIta Der 6rei<
beitSredte bat nod iliefiaIS Elm Bolf
~ Matchmaker Wadt unD Gr0Be 9efiiblt
ffebr tidtiq!). @eben Sic Dem nbers
ten &tieesberrn abfoIlite Wfa1tbors
fon,neubeit uno Sic proflaniren Sus
9Ieid Ben 80lfertrie9. 9elltfdlanO, in
ltaotIi1er 6reibeit geeint, iit0ie lidleri E
BIrgfdloft fir sen Stie0er guropa's
(ieBr ridtie! J; inter preuBnder Nitlis
tdrberrfdalt 0a8egeu lit Deutlhl an0
cine beitanoi9e @efobr fiir Die NatbS
barb6Ifer (Sboi), Der 8eainn elmer
sriegs epo9e, Die uns in bic traurig<
item 3eiten 6es 5aulfrs1ts Suriifsu<
werfen Orobt. Nloge YreuBen, noae
Oas Oeutlde 8aterlait6 Dor IoIdem ln>
| bell beipabrt bIeiben." (8raDo).
lln0 Der altc gSaIoef fbloB feline
9te6e 9egen Die 9lniabme foIgenber.
maben: ,,8erperfen Sic bic uns bore
seIcete 8unnesberfailiing, 70 lit nod
Ini1tS berIoren; Die ailbere Si4erbeii
miro baOurd) feinespees 9efabrOet
gfebmen sic fie. ober OH, 10 berfdlies
lBeu Gle duf unablebbare 8eiter ben
oeutf6en Golfe Die Mo9li1teit, ein'
| eonititntioneIle 8exfaiiuna auf Die es
Elm 9edt bat unO Oie 81 feiner Gnt,
liuidlun9 notbwcnOi9 1T, gu erbaItcr
lunO Sic fddbi9en oalnit 9leidSeitis
| Die 9egcnmartigen neutrality-suspicious.
/ @e6te Ses preubil6en 8olfeS, ~ oerer
/ S@uk Sic geipdhIt iinb; bonn in Del
borgele9ten 8erfaiIun9 1T fem cinSi9ei
oer @ed)te earantirt, ipeIbe bas con.
| ltitutioneIle unO Iiberale Brinsip il
! ben melentlidlten Sbeilen bes GtaatS.
| Iebens forneu uno materieIl foroert
! (Qehbaiter 8eifaII linfs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

iene 9felolutionen introducing un0 id
Uerpfiidte mid, penu ct es bepeilen
fam, 6oB idb IofOrt oas Sel0 ais 8Ou<
bernerrs GanoiDot nerlafIen iuesoe. -
lln6 ats gIHtiport prD0nctrte &tofeS
Ben, 6 onarellionaI@lObe, baS officiele
SournaI 0es @ongreGes, noraus CT
oflicien Denies, onb Gtberi6ae wirflid)
ief4e 9ieloIufiDnen introduced bate.
Datte Der 9ebtere ben 9Hea eefuabH,
tueIden 8roipnloip ein9eidlageil, auf
aue De-artiee Qlusfranaereien, Der IN
Der @er9angenbeit beeangenen 9unoen
un0 Srrtbiiner 'spater peccavfs gu err
pi6ern, Dann mare Der coaferaatibe
Champion beOeutenb better Oaran. 9lber
in 6ffentfitber Berfdnt1tlnng Dor 8ebu
SaufenOen Sbatladen abSulauBnen, Die
na6ber aus oflisieIlei 2ueIIef 6earO1
ais iuabr betuiefen iuerOen - oas fam
nur Elm gtBerioge tbun.
Me1nlid eiii9 eS nit benz Bemetie,
ben Gtofes ge9en i'm fiibrte, Dap er
aelegentIid5 Der Beratbun9en Der Seirts
| fattebia Elm Mmenoelneitt beantragt
babe, fucIdbes @iniuatOerern 1iiht ges
ltatten ioIlte, Seilnf6tteu 81 eriuerben;
un0 ferncr NIT Dem flar un0 uniui0ers
leebar aufgelteIlten 8eipeis, DAP Gtbe<
ridge, Der, iuie GtnfeS iiu) nuSOrilGte,
Eschief cook md bottle washer Der
&nopnotbing 8nrtei 9elueien ilno bab
er ME eeseigt babe, Dap lein Sinn in
| A3aTnr Ra,seL1,,4, naNpra net,1nrAptt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01
SOn. Gmer(Ou Gtberibse.

Gem eonferbatiDen vuIgo NebcaenS
def 8ennellees, GmerlOn GtberiOge
mar Elm 70 groBer Nuf DOrnusge<
gangei; mir batten 10 DieL fprehen
b5ren hber lein grOBartiges Steiner
talent, iiber feine uniibertreffLi6e Bill
bung AnO 8ega6nng, Dab uns elm ge<
miles Ilnbebaqen anfd)lid1, als mir
h5rten, Sab sB. g. Gtofes, Der Nfann,
Ser ii9 0apnit ribmt, ilur feds Monate
in feinem Qeben GAuIunterri1t ge<
upf5en su haben, es ipagen ioflte, Dem
Glep6anfen an GlOquen5, Dem 3icien
in INSTRUMENTATION EaIenten, 0eoens
ii6er AZ treten. Do6tuie folLten mir eTlt<
tduGdlt werten. gBir babeH bereits
am GDnnabcno beridtet, Dab cine I'M 4
iiberiebbarr mtenf1ennse1ge fI9 einges
funbem bate, UNI oein 9ieOnerpettfanlpf
Al IdufMen. So iDaren ..lilin0eItens
5000 @erfoiieil, bon beAen etiva 5000
@1uarse, 0eeenipdrtig. 2tuf Den Sc
fdlfefn BET Nenge toHnte man 3ei1en
Ser arobten Spapnun9 lelen.
Mls GthekiDNe begann, ibid oas
tOienbe Gerdilfd5 elmer tiefeH GtiIIe
lnD aElss Iaiafmte NIT MufmerfianGfeit.
Der c0nferDntibe gr0bmogih beg0nil
fefne gle6e nnb mas eutbielt bielelbe?
GtiDa cine Icgifdje Darle1ung Der poll y
figAgn 9a0s BEE 2atbeg, baGrt aHF
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01
y Canning, ben |. SUM 1867.
I9otlr Trimble
1Iaipm GStaatS=Gemtral=
Spmtite.

Die MitSIieCer bc5 9tepublifanilbeu Union
Central Counties tpOllen glptis bapOn nebmen,
bnB cine 9iBuns beS gOmite'S am
DDnnerltas, ben 6. Sltnt
ftattlInben wirb. s. pirb ernflit sepiinldt
bas iebes Nitslieb erl9einen pirb. alle re-
publifanil9en 8ldttsr perben erlud,t, gu co
pirem.
81. st. Smtlcr, SOrfitenOer
3. $. EbOmaS, Sefretar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01
GabifaIe gtepnblifaniftbe
G,DmmtD=@OlDemti0lr.

Das Undergraduate Gpnlite labet alle rabbi
talen &spublifaaer Don DapiCiOn @pants
ein i6 am
Samftae, ben 8. Junt 1867
1 l1br NiittasS in Der 3eprdlentantenbalIe fir
bic fOIsenben 3prde einSufnpen:
1. Gjeeisnetr GanpiDaten fir bic Ieniter
zines StaatslenatOrS unO speier &eprdlentln-
ten fir DaDiblun Counts gu ermenneu,
2. Delesatrn gu erneHnen, I'M in elmer lpG-
tern @Onpenticn semeinf1afttitb init Delesa-
ten BON RObertlDn unb @beatbam eineri
0lpatrr (gemetnI9aftIi9sn &eprdientanttn)
fur RE Counties DlSipirn,s. Gbratbam uni
SfDbertIcn 3u eriennen.
8. Inn ben Sabitalen BON Ddpiofcn GOuuts
cine Gtlseenbftt su seten, fdb iiber ber steis-
neten Ganbibaten fir baS Nntt zines StaatS.
96uI-S upertntenbenten 81 terat6rn.
Atle rrputlitaniI@en Stiimnlseber BON IA.
DiblOn County linb einselaOeu, lidb ein3uFneen
auf 9tnUrbuuns oe5 raOifal rePnblitamii9er
Counts @pnite5
.. 9. Dicep. SOriitenper.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-06-01

Gin Sorf6Iaebes grue
pers 0es Sen. SigcI. Oie
) BelfIi9e YoiF in ct. 9ouis entbalt
bon Brig. SGen. 9ieel folsenOe @in-
len0una: aa
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04
RfaI estatf.
LENTz q APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ofice BIB Third street, North Side
DAYTON, ONO.


n SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES I; GOOD
brick house and we'll improved, six miles rom
Dayton, adjoining f.iberty-s4.bOO . ..,
A ane residence 81 acres wen impfoVeo'
within one mile Of Dayton-S $500. 80.
II a frame house and four acres, ON Srccnchhuo
Hil--f2.0o0 Cheap. -
for eco per acre. ct...
ton pike; ~ acres Of land good brick houselAiBe
new barn aud other out-buildings in good 0rygt.
Good brick house and sixteen acres OF lanu on
Greoncaste illli will be sold cheap, " sold soon
Dayton on Liberty pike; wen mproyedi viii be
sold cheap and on easy terms. - -.
Good farm near Centeryille, in Washington
township Of 15sx acres, known as the LoWhs
farm all in the best Of order, will be Id cheap.
Good farm, all in good order in warren county,
on Lebanon road from Middletown, OF one nun
dred and fourteen and Onc-half acrcsi bargain
Good farm OF 05 acres, In Prcblo county, on Low,
isburg and West Baltimore roadi new mouse Fhu
barn good young orchard all In the best orderi
part bottom land on Miller's fork bafBmn
Good frame house and lot ON Fourth sti hDoNe
high water mark sold at bargain n sold soon,
A farm Of 100 neFe8 mile north OF BroWn's 5tA'
tion, on Western Il. r., on Twin Creek, wen I'M
proyed-StOOO0 -.
| A farm Of 59 acres, good improvements, a'
Hrown's station, on Western y. R.-f3,H90 go.
A farm Of 70 acres, on Germantown Pike nlie'
| from DaytOn-4D.OOO . Ill ll.. .. :,
+ number Of houses and lots in dinercnt parts O
the city. All will be sold cheap
feb9-tf IENTZ N &APPLhGAIE. II. r. n.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04
A1isfeIIaaenIs,a
KEEP COOL.

,uuy q wish By this means, To inform the public,
w that We have at j. y. Edgar's Grocery, Main
street, and at oblingers, Huston building, def
a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04
Filterer and Cooler, Combined

And We say unhesitattngly and advisedly, that u
H tha univ article of the class which has over been
= a,sred 10 tbe public that in every way nils oul
sxpactation. We sell it at moderate price, II
ssIil ran for yBars without touching. When nee
esssry can be re packed In twenty minutes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
NEIu accordance with previous

EFIu accordance with previous
notice, quite. large crowd of citi
zens, white and black, attended the
Republican convention, at the court.
house on Monday last. The object
of the convention was to appoint del
egates to a State convention to be
held in jackson on the 10th proX.,
for the purpose Of organizing the
Republican party throughout the
State, and to adopt measures for the
success and political supremacy OF
the Reconstruction party of Missis-
sippi.
The meeting was called to order,
and Col. A. Warner selected as Pres
ident. After some few remarks by
our fellow townsman, Maj. Wesley
Drane, on the situation and the
finances, Col. Geo. G. Mckee, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy for this District,
made quite q lengthy partizan speech
in defence of the principles of the
Republican party, and in favor OF
the reconstruction of Mississippi, un-
der the present plan proposed by
Congress. Col. McKee's speech was,
we conceive, unnecessarily partizan,
and at times violent; but was lis
tened to by the vast majority of the
calmly and quietly. His
argument in favor of reconstruction,
was not presented as forcibly and
fully as we have heard from other
parties cooperating with him. His
to the freedmen were, as a
general t th 9iinEgs. y5sJ timed, and will
After Col. Mckee had concluded,
Major G. G. Shackleford was called
mon for a speech, by the President
Of the convention and others in the
audience. Whereupon Maj. Shackle,
ford arose and proceeded to present
the situation, in short and forclple
effort. He declined, however, 10
give any advice to his audience one
way or the other, stating as his rea
son. that he had advised the people
ofMadison and of Mississippi against
Secession Democr0cyin lo3l-aSallis'
Secession in 1S6l-and again IN looo
against the designs of the orlglna
secession party then in power IN tn
State-and that his advice had OF
each occasion been dlsregardcI'
and passed by with neglect, and thar
therefore, he would only present tn
facts of tie situation before this %ld
ience and leave them to decide TO
| themselves. 49,,
After Major Shackleford had con
cluded his remarks, W.'B. Cunning
ham, A. Ross, Amos Drane lcoiu
j. T. Blackman (coFd), and Col. a
Warner, were chosen delegates I
the State Convention, and thcreupo
the meeting adjourned
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07
Canton Female Institste-Correction.

A rumor having gained some circulation that
Prof. J. J. GILMAN, Principal of the above
named Institution of learning, who is now
on visit to his parents in Minnesota woula
not return to Canton, we take pleasure IN
being able to state that such rumor is gratu-
itous and unfounded. ,Frof- Gilman VIII DE
!" at his post -" in time to open the Institute
n. psnal on the first Monday III October
See announcement in another column
Parents and guardians will, consequently
he relieved of the necessity of sending theii
children and wards away from home' az
heavy expense, since the Canton Female IN
stitute, presided over by SO able a 'A'n''y' =
open to them. Mr.. Gilman's many frienu'
will be gladto welcome hiua "home again.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-09-07

essgn That dreadful scourge the feIIo"
Fever still prevails in New Orleans Ia epi'
dsmic form. The newspapers all agree IN
advising unacclimsted persons to keep away
from the city until after several heaVy lros'S'
The Times says: The expectation Oh al
early opening of business this season. we
fear, will meet with disappointment. Letters
from the country to merchants in New VI
leans, indicate that planters and others are
becoming thoroughly imbued with fear o
the prevailing disease, and will, SO far as
,ossible. withhold the shipment of their cot
TON until all danger is past, and they can ac'
company consignments to the city anu NJ
range their business affairs here IN person
1t may, consequently, be next November De
fore activity in trade sets in"