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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money is unchanged in New York. The
brokers are paying 6a7 per cent. upon large
proportion OF their loans. having bridged over
for 80 and Gu day. by time loans at those rates.
There is consequently a acompara.ively nominal
demand for money on c..ll, and considerable
amount being held by banks and blRkers for
demand employme lin expectation OF finding
other use for il before the close Of the month)
money on call can be obtained at the moment
at e-sy rates, 3a4 per cent. being general. Par
ties, however, who are paying these rates on
60 days, ard even 80 days loans. Discounts
continues active, the general rata on prime
rate on prime names being seven per ceut.
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AFFAIRSIN CANADA.

OTTOwA, CANADA, Sept. ia delegation
on behalf or the Dominion Government will
proceed TO England to make final settlement
for the transfer OF the North West Territory
to Canada. Hon. Nj. McDougall, who has
given much attention to the subject. will be
one Of the delegates. 1t expected that the
question will be settled and submitted 10 Parl-
lament at its next meeting.
1t is said that Buckley's alleged insanity is
ruse. The medical board pronounced him
sound In mind and body.
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THs WESTERN CORN CROP.-The Cincin-
Eatl Price Current of Wedr esday says:
The corn crop is generally represented very
good and has completed its growth in all good
corn land IN the valleys Of Ohio and Missis-
--ppi. A correspondent at Chillieothe, Ohio.
reports the crop in the Scioto Valley the best
and largest ever raised there, and pretty nearly
-la-ured- Adyices from Kansas report the corn
Iop@n that State large, beyond precedent, and
W accounts from Missouri, Iowa and ILL.,
nos are all favorable In Kentucky the corn
: now fully ripe, and unus ually good so that
= nay safely De conceded tha. The year 1865 has
pTodsoed the largest corn crop ever produced
"a he country, and II ls not probable now thai
any contingency will arise 10 seriously inIure
=, before ~ has fully matured.
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FROST NORTH AND SOUTH.

HARTFORD, CONN, Sept. 1s.-There was a
nard frost here last night, and ice was formed
LRwIsTOwN. ME-, Sept. Is There was a
heavy frost here last night, which killed the
vines. Other crops are out of danger.
RICHMOND, Sept. 1s-There was a heavy
white fros, tn morning in all of the Counties
around this city. II is not killing.
'PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S.-Heavy frosts have
occurred at Providence, Springfield, Augusta
and elsewhere in New England, ,st ni.ht.
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>CKNK Nor IN THE BrLLs-At a recen,
Q"-fOrm8nce OF drama in one Of the London
'hsatres one Of the most conspicuous boxes
vas occupied oy a lady surrounded by her
children Suddenly she stood up, advanced 10
ne front Of the box, and pointing her I'm ger at
'h- actor an actress then The lag-, laimed,
~GentIemen. that actor is my hui sband: for the
ias' three years he has been living with that
a''rsss- these are hts children. i ask You II
sach scamp Is worthy 20 appear before YOU"
Both actor and actress Immediately left the
sage and the piece was not repeated on the fol
lowing night. The parties who we're the canse
81 his sandal AZ Is said have i-f The United
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IN I'm NDIARlsh AT THs AUGUSTA ARSENAL
George r Knox, James IL. FaIrb-oth-r ar 4
james " HarwoOd, enlisted men in the United
States arsenal OT Augusta, Maine, were arrest-
81 n ma, city yesterday. and arraigned befo Z
'Hltet States Commissioner Manley, charged
with setting the fires which occurred on the
wear. They were all commlt:ed IN default OF
Ish thousand Gollers bail each. George T.
IalhO', United SAFES DistrIct Attorney, con.
.uciec Tue examination il person. General
Io't.n OF The Uni.ed States army. has been
thtfr Inresugatlns these cases during the las;
lCur eeks
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{CBIcKBr CBoLsRA.-Thi. disease 8. .Isying
the fovis in all parts of he country. One poal-
Try raiser IN this county has lost some forty
turkeys and nfty chickens within the last
month. The following care - successful:
STAKE . smalt wooden spoon or paddle, aud
reno We We yellow or gl'Ihnous rnaitsr that ac-
cumulates under he tGngue, and then ar ply
lard and black pepper to tine diseases paris
single application is generah sufficiept, and
a second aPplics.ion Is s.way. sInhci-p.."
Chattan.cl Tsnal lalsn.
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BuRGLARIEs IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. 1s-During the last
thr.e nights gang of burglars have com nlitted
extensive deprt dauons in dwelling houses of
this city. Among the robberies was that Of
u so worth of railroad bonds. The burglars
are evidently experts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHALON,s ..PAPhIAN LOruOSm

BEAurIFfISe THE iSN sSIs AND COMPLEX
REMOVES ALL ERUPrIoNs, FRECKLKs.
PIMPLEs, MOTH, BLOTCH rs, TAN, etc.
FAIR and BIOOMING.
For LADIES In the NURSERY IL is invaluable
FOR GENTLEMEN after sHAvINGit has no equal
.'PAPHIAN LOTION" il the suly reliable rem.
edy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN SOAP-
for the TOILET; NURSERY and BAT d, will net
chap the SKIN. Price IS ce2ts per cake.
"EL0R DE MAYO"
dhiEr iaa6isIrtI I25 TaH H4seKts tspKIHa
,ss,, PHALoH SON, Me- sort;
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
Halls VEGEI4BLE SIClLAN HAIR
HUMAN HAIR RESTORED.
Gray Hair changed to its Natural Color by
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAy HAIR
RENEWER.
1t is the best article known to preserve the Hair
preve5ung its failing out, and making nfeless
stiff brashy hair
HEALTHY, SOFT AND Glossy.
All Who use IL are unanimous In awarding NJ the
praise OF being the best Hair Dressing extant end
without rival in restoring gray hair to its natu-
rel color Beware OF counterfeits aud imitators;
ask for n Hsns, and take none other. Price Q 90,
For sale by all dIuRg4ts.
P. BALL Co, Nsshau. N. H., Proprietors.
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A SINGULAR RIOT.-A Baltimore firm Aas
fruIt-canning establishment near Cincinnati,
i'm which 5OO women and 100 men are EMPLOYED
They work on Sundays, to keep the fruit from
spelling; and on Sunday last, quarrel between
Cincinnati workman and one "importad"
from Baltimore resulted in general fight all
around. in which many Of the participants
were severely hurt, and which was quelled
with great difc cLlty by the police. Among the
weapops used by the women Were hot solder
ing iIoSs The concern puts mp 12,VOO cans of
pp a ches Nor dav
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OFFICERS:

Q. CLARK, Philadelphia, Presiaent.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and EIeeutive
Committee.
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vice Pres-
dent.
and Actuary.
E.s.TURNER. Washington, Assistant Secretary
TRAEOIs g. SMITH, NJ. ID Medical Director.
j. EWING BEARS, n. D., Assistant Msiieal d.
rector
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This Afternoons Dispatches.
MORE TROUBLE IN ARKANSAS.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star.l

TDPoS'*f PutOu 70 snc
LITTLE ROCK, Sept 1s.-According to dis
patch received here, two members Of tho Le-
eislature, the County Clerk, United States As
SCISSOR and Collector, and two United States
contractors for building the freedmen's school.
house, have BEEN driven from Lafayette coun-
ty. he dispatch states that three white and
eighteen black men have been killed.
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~During the storm at Evansville, Ind on
Saturday evening, the lightning struck Sey-
mour and Blair pole In the city, shattsripc il
from the top to the first splice, when it melted
the iron bands and let the upper part OF the
pole down. Grant and his horse were blown
from the top of Republican pole two hundred
end oye feet high, and alighted with bat little
damage in the upper Story OF white house
across the street, baving passed in al the win
dow Ten or twelve feet Of the top Of the pole
vere blown OF. The chandeliers were blown
from the tops of several Democratic poles
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Baltimore Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.-Cotton firm and IN
fair demand, Middling Uplands %; Flour dull,
with prices unchanged; Wheat firm, receipts
small, good prime red, S2.30as25o; Corn, re-
ceipts small, white, S1.15aSl 81; yellow, 81 asa
- 30 Oats, 6Sa72; Rye, SI.4O; Provisions easy
and in fair demand; Pork, $3.50; Bacon-rib
sides, l64; clear do. IL; shoulders, Il; hams, -
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AGENTS OF THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT IN
SEARCH or LOCATION FOR A CoLoNY.-
Michael Hohannessa and p. H. Varteog of Com
stantinople, arrived In Richmond on Wednes-
day. They are Armenians, and come As agents
of the Turkish government in search Of lands
upon which 10 settle a colony OF SIN hund red
families OF Armenian Christians. They went
with the secretary of the American Agricul.
tural and Mineral Land Company to Henrico,
and will be shown a large quantity of attrac.
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CTNARD SrRANRR DESTROYED BY FIRE
The steamship Louisiana has arrived in New
loik from Liverpool and reports that on
September 4tb, in latitude Il. iO longitude 10
s.. she sighted the bark Monsquash, OF Prince
Edwards Island, with a signal OF distress, and
sapplled her with provisions. she having on
board the mate, sixteen OF the passengers, and
rev of the Cunard steamship Melita, which
sailed from Boston for Liverpool on rhe 26th
Cluuo, and had been destroyed by fire. Her
passengers and crew were rescued by he ship
JscOb A. Stamler, bound from Havre for New
1ork. The Stamler's supplies of provisions
and wafer not being SUFFICIENT, she hailed the
MOnsqu uash and transferred 10 her the mate
aEd sixteen Others The rest OF the ninety pas
srt-Eers rem ained on board the Stamler.
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STEAMER SINK

LOUISVILLE sept. 1.-THE steamer ]. p.
Webb, small stern-wheeler, struck a rock
and sunk in twenty-five feet water. No lives
were lost, but the boat and cargo are a total
loss. The cargo was partially insured.
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LAxp SAtr ~ NARYLANp.-Ths hne estaas
known a the ..PIains T" SontaSniag aboWt eight
hundred seres of Iabd, the property Of Col.
our village on Monday ass foS Sh-0O cash.
PrrshaesT. Col 6so.ss Fofbes.-kcsaarStssD
Nd Eta.s:I
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DECISION IN a CONTESTED EiEC rIoN CASE
JudEs cooley IN New Orleans Yesterday, dis
Ih4s>eo q contested election case. nd deli ivered
an OIlhlon- ia which he taxes ground that
~hetr an eIecdon was ordered by the military
coInnaho.r Prlor 70 the adoption Of the present
State constitution BY virtue OF Congressional
AntEorIty, tne decision Of the military CON-
mADdeT IN respect 20 the eIsct.or. IS no subiect
70 revision by the courts Of fhe S.a.e
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FROST AND SSow.-Ths telegraphic weather
there were snow five miles north OF Toronto,
Canada. At Albany, New York, the ther.
mometer was at 50 degrees last night: on the
night previous there was light frost AT Ro.
chester. New York, and at Springfield, Mass;
a killing frost at Scranton, Pa, and snow at
New York. ~ miles below Utica
This premature nip If winter at the North ac.
counts for the unreasonable cold in thi. y,ciui
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Wall Street To-day,

NEW YORK, Sept. ls.-Money easy at 3ai per
cant; Gold, Az; Exchange, 9; 52U's, 1862 Ii Z
l0-4O's, registered, Ak; North Carolina 6's. b;
do. new, -; Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, 81 4 asked
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OFFICIAJ.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remsining in the Washinstoa City Pest
Office, Friday, september Il, SOS.
o r FIC Al

@To obtain any of these letters, the appli-
cant must call tor Advertised Letters, giving
the date Of the list.
~ II not called for within one month they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter Once
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ACCooLk -CCkITs HEESAS's CRA-LENsB.
Nike McCooie accepts Hsenan's ch.iIsnge a
hght him tor s5,oe SIDE, with these proylsoe:
7 hat the fight, when II &C cury mus, axe pIsos
WIN hve hnnc red miles Of =. Louis I'D
bat Frank Qne~H mast not be staxeho,dsr
kcCOOle hiss sent letter y Jehuuv Tr.nyI
lnvitisg TO come 10 81 LoSIs 20 lnake arrange.
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AMAn SRor BY CLHReYNAN.-Monday
nieht John Owen shot young man named
his rar den. Sheen u dangerously wounded
owen sraduated 1t Bowdoin Oollege, studied
diyinity at Harvard, and subsequently, has Of.
Hcisted a. llnitarian eserEvmAn. He was
pre ais among the Irish citizens IA the nelgh-
Sorhood, who 'deen1 the shooting unjustihable.
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DEATH FROM HEART DISEASE.
The Paterson Racrs-Srcond Day,

ROCHESTER,, N. y, Sept. le.-Robert Lynne,
an old and respected citizen, died here to- day
of heart disease.
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ESJohu Williams biask ativs OF FLORIDA.
O. EJuday. kaosksd town a German xonsn
go sty years, near Albany, and ATE hsat,
"a t,r rTtly outraged her YerSoc RE
= ~ ard - bsd q !aImer-s hcrss n Elskavu
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ATTOR :

wM. Z. CHANDLER. Washington, ID. q.
GEORGE HARDING, Philsdelphis.
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BATCHKLoR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair bye is the best in the world :.
me only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reii sbie
unts; remedies the fll effects of bad dyes: inviso
ssfee And leaves the Har soft and beeutiful 5Iaek
and properly applied at BstchsIor WIG Ssetoy
DO. Bond Greet, New York jals-eodly
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New YsPk Grain MARKET 4s.day
NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Flour unsettled and
5aiO cents lower. Wheat dull, Spring la2 cents
lower. Corn dull, and la2 cents lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-18

FOREIGN Nkws By CABLE.-Mr. Bancroft,
ne American Minister, is expected a. Munich
this week 70 exchange the ratIfications of the
Naturalization treaty between the United
states and Bavaria. The Greeks of Cnois hav-
ing attempted 10 celebrate the baptismal day of
the heir Of the Greek throne. the Turkish au-
Jhorites interfered and arrested the partici-
pants, one OF whom was an attache of the
nIted States Consulate. Admiral Farragut
Is reported 10 have petitioned for his release in
vain. The London Times Of yesterday con-
trasts the political canvass in Great Britain
With that in the United States. 1t calls the
English election ssconfused humbug, in
which no one sound is heard above the rest, -
and an American general election an .Ameri-
can carnival" The Secretary Of the United
States Legation in London has gone on special
mission TO ST. Petersburg. Lord Napier has
.sceiyed the freedom Of EdInburg, Scotland.
he french Emperor was enthusiastically
TeSeiVed" by the troops At the military camp Of
LaDnemeRan. Mr.. Bancroft Is travelling in
South Germany. Shere Ali has been crowned
kmir az CabbaI. Brazil has apologized for the
cetention of the United States steamer Wasp
Active military operations are on foot in
Japan; by whom, or for what, is not stated.
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Gsvernm ent Securities.

WAeHlNerON, Sept. Is, 1S6e.-Jay CooKe &
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities:
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ing mill on Fulton avenue, BROOKLYN, and
Lamden's carving establishment, with eight
adjoining stores and seven dwellings on Navy
street, were burned this morning. The loss is
8 5000, and thirty families are render ID home
tax-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-18

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1S.-NIrginia 6s, old, in
scribed. a. bid do. coupon, old and new, 5l4
bid.
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FLY,Ne.-Mu Joseph Livtchak. a Russian
editor of no small repute among his eountry
men. In q letter to the Lemberg !Sfa-o. maintains
that be has solved the problem OF navIgating
the air. The motiy oforce employed by him IL
steam: the rate OF speed attainable with his ma
cbinery he estimates at eighty miles per hou-
Patents have been granted him in England.
Austria, and Hungary, he promises soon to dis.
passed through the ordeal Of trial.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:

-HLD6OhL nv DOAhD.
J. K. BARNIs, Surgeon General United States
Army, W Washington.
p. J. HoRWITZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
ID. W. BLISS, n. D., Washngtsn.
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~ Halfa q muss melon is NOW the odd design
OF q new sleeve button
SPrisbuYg will not sprinkle its wooden
payemept for teay Of YOttiRS Ii.
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n6The New Dominion Government has de-
eidsd not to repeal the order prohibiting the
inportation of American cattle. The railroad
eoi1 pa les remonstrate againstit, but the Board
Of Agriculture Of Ontario is pressing the
Goverpment to continue IL in force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-18

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Chartered By Special Act Of Congress, Ap-
proved July 23, Ie6s.
CASH HCAPITAL........... 200, 900
or FIcE,
IN THE EBANkING.H0UsE OF
JAY COOKE 81 CO.,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
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DIRECTORS:

This Company. national in its character, oGer.
By reas on Of its Large Capital, Low hates Of Pre-
miuD, and New Tables, the most desirable means
Of insurins life Jet presented TO the pnbiie.
The rates Of premtu u. being largely reduced ere
made favorable 70 the insurers those Of the
best Mutual Con banies, and avoid eli the compli-
cations and oertainties of Notse, Divide pds ana
the emisunderstandipes which the latter are % sDt
to cause the policy holder.
Several uev and attractive tables are nov pre-
sented, which need only to Be understood 20 prove
acceptable 70 the public, such e the INCOMB-
POLICY In The former, the I,licy holder not
viii receive, IL living. sfter period Of few years
AN ANIMAL INCOME equal % TIN PER CENT (N per
cent Of the par of his Dolicy. In the latter. the
Company serees TO RETURN TO THE ASSURED TEE
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MONEY BE HAS PAID In, IN cd
clifton 70 the s0ount Of his policy.
The attention Of persons conssmplsfins insurfne
their lives or Increasing the amount Of insurssce
they already have 10 called 20 the special odvss-
taees offered By the National Life 1nsurasce Com
peny.
on apDlicssion 20 the Branch Once Of the co0-
pany in this city, or to its General Agents.
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GENERAL AGENTS or fHE COMPANY
JAY COOKE q CO., New Ysrh,
For NEW rssk ss''s :9f Sorshsra Hsu IN.
Z. W. CLARK 4 Co., PAiiaaekAi.,
Ror PHNNsYLvAAIA and eoutAer>
JAH COOKE e Co., wa.Ai. s..>, .. g.
DeTAlCr OF OOLUF ~. vI1o13lA
WEST vIsST az snisiA w. . b
u,,w., D., Chicago, in.,
LOT AA.ANor , ana WIscoNsru.
M, M IEN MILLER, 81. Pssl,
or MINNESOTA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-18

THE CABINET MEETING To-DAY-Attorney
General Eyarts returned TO Washington this
morning and was in attendance at the Cabinet
meeting to-day. All the other members of the
Cabinet were present excepting Mr. Browning,
who was represented by Assistant Secretary
(ttn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-18

REsIGNED.-G. w. Adams, Surveyor of Gus
toms al the port OF Llewelly nsburg, Mo-, has
resigned his office. disappointment to the va
cancy has yet been made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-18

SECRETARY MCCULLoCH is overrun with
applicants Tor the positions OF gaugers and
storekeepers under the new tax law. Already
he has appointed the requisite number of these
officers IN most OF the localities where they are
required, and hereafter no more appointments
are to be made, except 10 I'LL n vacancy or upon
the certificate of a collector OF internal revenue
that the public interests require additional ap-
pOintments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-18

ihR PREsIDEhr's WIFE and his daughter
Mrs. Patterson, and her children, arrived here
last evening from Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-18

SKvERAL HUNDRED TICE METERS are ready.
and the work Of attaching them to distilleries
will commence at once
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-03
The Canvass i'm HIinds-The Ap-
pOintments OfHIessTs. Fitzgerald
and Clark.

We would call attention to the an
nouncements for public speaking of
Messrs. Fitzgerald and Clark, canvas
sers appointed by the County Execu-
tive Committee for Kinds county,
They are young gentlemen of talent.
'native and to the manor born" who
will present the. issues involved in the
election, fairly before the people. As
they intend to explain the provisions
of the proposed Constitution, and its
bearing upon the black, as we'll as
white race, for the sake of convent
ence and economy of time at this busy
season, they will visit a number Of
plantations and there speak to the
freedmen. Like true knights, they
have notified the white delegates to
the Mongrel Convention, from Kinds,
that they intend to expose the pro-
visions of the proposed Constitution
and to arraign them before white and
black audiences for their participation
in the act of passing it, and have
thrown their glove to those parties,
promising them fair division of time
and free discussion. To our conser-
vative friends we appeal for courtesy
and kindness to these gentlemen in
their mission of patriotism, and we
ask for them such facilities in aid of
their good undertaking as planters
and others alike concerned, may be
enabled to render.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-03
Election Observation-Disclosures.

The Democratic Clubs in every
county should prepare at once fol
printing their county tickets. In
counties where there is no press they
should send the names of their county
candidates to some convenient press,
and order an abundant supply, and
have them delivered to the President
of the Club. Let there be no delay
about this important matter County
Clubs must bear in mind that legisla-
tive candidates must be able to show
that they were privates in the Confed-
crate army, or take the iron clad oath,
in order to take their seats if elected.
By order of the committee,
JOHN D. FREEMAN, Chm'n.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-03
Vigilance Committees.

Now is the time for the Vigilance
Committees to enter upon their work.
They must attend constantly at every
place where the registration books
are open, prepared to challenge voters
and see that the lists are purged of
names that are improperly entered
They must take care also that delin-
quent conservatives are admonished
OF the necessity of securing certifl-
Gates. We are advised that in many
localities at least one fourth of the le-
gaI YOJers ucUIIIIvu w IvS IsIer at Tile
previous election. Let the Commit
tees warn them of their duty.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-06-03

The books of registration will be
opened on Monday next, and will
REMAIN OPEN FOR FIVE DAYS ONLY
There are thousands of conservative
voters in this State who did not secure
their privilege of suffrage in the cleo
lions last fall Another and last on
portunity is now offered them. The
duty TO attend to this matter in view
OF the vast interests at stake in the
coming election, is paramount to every
other political obligation. Your
blrthright, your civil and political
rights, your civilization-all that you
hold dear as men and as citizens are
at stake. Be up and doing while it is
yet day!