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IRELAND


We perceive By = recent number Of he Stgo cAI-ysn
that h. Cro.ers far me raxei fesff2y sd i><4y
i.hout any recs1c % p.I The 81 40 Rev
Mr. QCoaior (snn The l-sl Mayor q that n4m-l Re-
covered from Two aii4cks. wlic1 "a nl-4srz
t,ss anon III .ick 81 -r;sd , Many olher
.pectsbe persons became victims 81 ih- disease The
ceseruon OF tie hs5iznis has caused The mascy 70 pc
ont he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

y Our ususf letters from London, Paris ard
Frankfort received by the Americas mail and will
appear TO morrow, II nothing prevont.
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NENV-YOK.h TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY. SEPT os
yhix state Nominations.

For App,al Judss. JOSHUA A. SPENCER, Oneida
Coa,oler . WASHING TON HUNT, Niagara.
Sec Of Sa< 90 CHRIS rOPR MORGAN. Gauge
AIRY GeaDsi SAMUEL STEVENS, Albany.
Treasarsr .....ALvAH HUNT. cbensngo.
Canal Conn. NELSON J. BEACH, Lewis
Prison Tasy'r.. BENJAMIN SQUIRE. ST Lawrence
s. EaSiaesr .HEZ'H c. SEYMOUR, Rocklsnd.
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TIE hosrHs-sUssEs TWO
49, nErAo


IA Loo< a. me glowing leaves OF the fores,-ermson
me sap hat fed them had been changed to blood
10" hey auiisr to the earth, like radiant plume
e. ION 'He piaions OF gorseou, uopic birds. oloou
" NC ehsnic power Of Au.unL. But he night chill
gro" more searching tie morning yspors lhiessn Their
"o'i 10 me midneh. air, while ae MONDAY saa sol
o'sAes with tornd Gre Alss. here ia hectic rsgs
isf cheek as well the forest leaves CLOTH
Ho' 700 shily delicate ores-sieh, not TIE trstsyrpou
o. cold but ays o1es 70 the oaiy inf.lib.e .asosuud
Mrs JsRyns Cold Candy.
MRS JERvIs's COLD CANDY.
Inc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOOD REMEDY
~. AL THROAT AND Lvso COMPLAINTS raInosIrosy 70
The COMMUNION
coo wholesale and retail By Mrs W. JEsvIs ses BrOsi
way one door above Franklinst.
Agen''-Ru'hIOn, Clark x Co. ITO Broadway. Irvias
aoase' AID 10 As'or House; Mrs. NJ Hayes IT'S FslIOu
brooklyn and BY druggists generally.
L4cn package IS invariably signed Mrs Jskvs
DC cure 10 asa for Mrs. JssvI.s Cold Candy.
fu'up IN packages Of 10, %. q and 81 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
hig Nominations.
ONTARIO co.

clsrk. REUBEN MvsRAY Jr. Csnsndssus
SAsrif. WILLIAM II LAnPosr Gorham.
Disiric, AaOrrg. STEPHEN v r. MALLoY Canaan.
dsgua
CHAUrAUQUE CO
Sheriff. NATHANIEL EDDY, Ellicott
Ci,rk. .ORsoN STILES, Hanover
Assembly, lst dat. JOHN P. HALL.
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AmneaiH In Parma .

BY decree Of the ssth u the Duke Of Parma has par
doued ell prisoners condemned 10 lees than three monhs
imprisonment RENTED their hnts and granted general
pardon all Psmese officers and soldiers condemned for
detection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

WIGS AND TourgEs.-We would call Tho attention of
citizens and strangers, requiring Wigs and Toupees to
recent improvement Of q important charsc-r IN
vented by T. PHALos. 1877 Broadway, corner Of Dey.s
under the Franklin House They can be hs Hair
Calnng Rooms where may be The Iarges, and bs.
assortment 10 ths city ali In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

Az ELEGANT F0Vs-DoLLAR HAT.-Do you want q bal !
good hat fashionable haiti Tasty hat real stylish
hatl Of beautiful model and elegantly trimmed hat ss
gracefully upon he head, without pinchns, or wstns.
or bobbng down, and exceedingly becoming to ssnue
man Do you hat which IN al parts exhibits tho
skill OF an artist and is every particular just a. II should
bel fyou oo hen you will ihsnA for sending 10
WARNOlkS' Htttsrs.
"a IL. "a RrnatNrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
New Armamen, Of the French Fleet.

seven fret M guns viz four 80 FOUNDER
bowtzers toli SIX howiirers lbi six ypoundeis lel
enyt~ so FOUNDERS dds twenty etRh SpOundsrs (el
tbrty four 30 pounders l)i twelve S-pounders tQl.
Twelve secondTaes, carry 40 guns four sopounder
hOwfefs idl; six howltzefs (bl ak 5epOunders tels
twenty-five S0ponndeTs ID twenty sight 80 FOUNDERS s
tw-oty-e light 30 FOUNDERS "
Esvea third rates cw modeD to carry % guns four
~ FOUNDER howitzers (d); sx howitzers 10y; six 80
FOUNDERS te); twenty Sopounders td)i twentysx 50
Founders tsl twenty Sopounders %
Five third-rses tOld meJe, 10 carry 80 gums four
3pouncor howsefs to), -four howirers (bli twenysi
Sopouuders ID; ,wcniysight sopoundsrs ts) eighteen
80 Founders To-
-Four tsurth-rsies (aew modei, carry u guns -four
s0pogndrr howixers ia); four howtzers lb four 80
ponder (cl; 80 FOUNDERS (dl twentysiN
30 Founders (s) sixteen Sopounders ~.
Eight fcurth-rse ships told model TO carry 10 guns
foa 10 FOUNDER howixers ts) twelve so Founders (g
tweniy.four 81 FOUNDERS, thirty ispcunders.
FsiG,rss Sixteen 50 Sun, 10 carry two so.pounder
hoWtfSrs a. poonder guns twenty els ht 80 pound
srs ID eighteen 2opoundcrs ~
TWeutVthrce second cas~ 10 carry ~ guns two how'll
acre tbl, two 5Apounder suns two Sopeundefs 10
i~eny-foaf ~ Founders ts sixteen So'po1nders Vl
90; Two 50pouaier guns four Spoundeu (sl twenty
four ~ Founders (sl, Two 20 Founders ls)
CoRvErrks.E ghIeen TO carry ~ guns Two howitzers
~; two 3epoanders ld) two Sepounders t' fourteen
SIP unders "
Eight ssco6d class to carry 10 guns two 50 Founders
tsl fourteen 50 FOUNDERS ~
Tseys lhlrdclsss, 10 carry 10 guns two II FOUNDERS
foufteea IS FOUNDER carronades.
B0s-T~enty- seven, To carry II guns Slpounders ~
TSe6ty 10 carry 10 guns two 10 poander
sdes, eight rs FOUNDER csuonsdes
SsAooa9s-Twslve. 10 carry eight lspounder cnron-
edes
G1s brig, Nine, carrying -four So Founder bowiIers
TsassoSn Fourteen, from 500 TO 800 10 carry two
&poanoer howii1eTs
Toe rvsi Of The Gee. se remain armed Is they at
present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

" Fall fashion Hats and Caps the one. price store
'2s Csnas unsurpassed by sny for beauty durability
chespness Heads the most difficult to t htted by Par,
conformstuer with The exactnes and ease 20 IN,
weNef. 81 81 J. w KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.
AxksreAs Musrvz Never ,

AwEsioA~ MrsEvz Never wifh'n our recollection hs
more vsrird rolnc o. p~r'orrs ie@n announced
he oil. Of hts crisrsit psc- of sEns~neri. han H.
,xAich appears IN he programs Tor Ibis ard ~
The resder thsi he least . sorhy n 10 %
FIRE TIE s-aret Monsier Il ore Of he sesi Of ne R.
vesu rauionimes ard could rot - more stec4sy .ise
han ~ tn Msrunets. snf tie vaudeville con psuy cor
tribute thrir ~ .hsre toward 10 rrt-rtff 10 ihi
pi~ssin sH..r TIE sultan" MeanS bile. Tho ivinz rur
csiu-s In he Museum sir.eiirg crO~cs fsfsokeTs
Tai, not ever, day hist such group of vinE wonders
the Brazilian Serpent snd he Crocodile car Dc seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
Roman Comments on Benaparte,. Letrsr.
TIL. Pooe and bI. Government.

TEE It.hsn correspondent Of the 1ves ssys an told
that the Papa Government refuses 20 pay The dividend
Roman stock the S0h Of June last, the pTin
cpal the city then belonged to The Republican Gov
eromen and that all public DEUS under lie control
Wes there such nonsense Is The Grand Lvre OF
Rome a Republican creation and the holders OF
stock inscribed Il for be referred To M-zziu
NJ. AImelhni. any other Of The lale temporary
rulers hope ihis alleged determination IL not true
and that my infOrmtnt has been misiHtcr but 10
be fact that the apostle &c riumvfae refuses 10 pay
the dividends such PIES, leave me gentlemen car
dinas IN your hands and know better serve onth-
fsgelauon they A. the Popesreturn to Rome
tear that ovent IL distant than ever Po Mono has
taken fancy TO the NehpOHn soil. az well as fear an
his own, and he too harpy IN The quiet
aud security OF the he in any hurry TO In
Of the other NJ Fortunate srli retains tue
Pres dency OF the Council Naples. and The two Minis
of Foreign Affairs md Finance, hut should think
That this al interim state will be put an end TO- -
down yesterday TO Palermo for Prince
S4tnsnio who hss hitherto declined coming into the sd
mini-iTatOn The king insists that The prince taxes
ths Department Of Foreign Affairs II pot the Pres drncy
OF ths Council permitting HIN At The same Imc 70 main
the direction Of Sicien affairs through the Minister
lately appointed for the Island The administration Of
every branch OF Government m Sicily before the late Re
VIOLATION deiesisbe, and II telon be justhsble
that sccOuDt the PEI pie had reason Oh their side
French Officers and the Butcher of Naples.
We learn from N4pes HAT the brothers (Charles and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

BARGAINS IN NEW FALL EMssoIDEaIss LAcEs, LisEs
hoKF', &c-rhe most unlimited variety OF these good,
ard the cheapest ever offered byus
sl9 I'M J. T FARRELL L co sr Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

PEEsIDEsT TAYLOR AND MS CsBfsEr-BRADy's cele
braied thogs print Of President Tsy and bs Csbi
net Is now for sse at The low price Of 81
per single copy at the Publishers BRADY Gallery as
and o7 Broadway, csrnsr OF Fultons Anbersl discount
10 the trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

q AtLLrsEss AND hEscH.srs.-I have opened IN.
Tail styles Of Bonas. Frames Crown. and Tips
az w. IsPFNCE 81 Dsvn.,o,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
,sssi.

rF- The Diamond pointed Richelleg Cola Pen-. N ado
ana sod exclusively by J. Y SAVAGE % FGteu-.t are
warranted to wear five years y has also on hard an
extensive assortment of fire gold and silver sehes Of
oil the most celebrated makers Watches aud Geld fens
reDairea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

y ineoniestsble proofs not wanting II you buy
HAT OF "ooo, 81 Csnalst that you get fall vsus tor
your money. Hats 81 IS; better, 81 30; superb, s.
Caps, Is cts. to g. .77 d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

UsDgs sBrsrs AND DRAwErs-In quality, qusntity
and size TO suit all purchasers and Of every Kind OF -b
Lambs Wool Merno, SIX and Cotton may be procured q,
extremely low prices at SANxAr's l46 Wliam-st sl3 d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

NsIo's GARDEN .-Urie'ls . xivca io-aishi Will a. q
rorseoa. scenery and nssniseeni jres.ss Nile Ser .
Rsye Family, Aoss Brilliant a. appear 10 b. bnil.sn
.E4lr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

.ksr eessroys1 or hrsssrec ~ the people o. Leo .sd
tie Cocfsdin. movement r.pcly e-s-o AZ .os eno
have before siaec through ne ecergeue %
hi. Ercs. M Wsri. 80 Lorc hsn ,oii
az through - procs=s-oc q Mara. Law q-le'-c-
VEs r-sssrl.hec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

~ Nlne hundred Thousand boulss and over Of ~
AtLLfscEEs LISnExT have been .oIJ ,s1,hout NJ -
80 esoins snd bsauufyiDg the hair and curing fheunsD
anu al oher pains, Old sud skin diseases VI ell ava
OF every nature In ms.s or extract. rre m
,,a oe- oi Insects IL Will extrscs grease tom ~
1s " wien u may be applied II never tails h instS
h olneIiHes Sold a. go Pearl 4e4 Broadway ~
s1pv 81 aud Of The druggists and groesrs ssss
s.v' u 4fgs eotsss o. ~ ana seuls sc,,i~ s&8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

~ EvERoELLs CARDS for weddings and visiting, co
grsyed and printed In the elegant and sshonsbl
styles, at stwo establishments 500 Broadway corner OF
Duane 81. and Wsist Constantly on hand, elegant
assortment Of Wedding Eayeops and Waes Of bis own
Importation, from Paris and London Also, beautiful
boxes for cnke Ac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

COMFORT AND PLEAsURE.-if you wish 10 experience
botn call AT BRooKss Boot sod Shoe Emporium 100 Full.
ton-.t and get fitch to pair Of his Boots Shoes or
Gaers and we will guarantee perfect satisfaction in
sf.l e md prc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

q We have opened our Stock OF New Fail nILLrn.
cry and FANCY GOODS. srosIcR
- I'm F2 aovsrv opnosit. Ysnh-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

- FINE Car Doors, $3.50 worth s.. can be fund
al the corner Of Fulton and NSsssusls 6ae calf - D.
usually 81 3D. In other cheap Patent Leather Boots,
Shoes and CATERS equally low, and made to order At d.
shortest notice Opposite the Herald Office corner Of Full
ton and Nassau.sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
Rxs,s.,,cn, pro,..,.ut Churches.

SYNOD OF Ministers. representing the Evangelical
Ohlrchs. Ass been held Paris and ssve agreed 10
CoasutUt on. hch they shall hereafter be united BY
one Il The articles Of this Constitution 10 enacted, that
e.cn Church which into union preserves The
hbeny Of determining for Itself s particular Consutu-
non, according To Its own views snd requirements IL
form vi s Church government Another article IL as fol-
folovs Each Church shs provide for It's expenses ny
voluntary bu tons and receive any peculiarly
aid rom STATE but be 10 condition OF complete In
deDendeDcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

u AtkesIots TsuersslPs Heave Powders are .
ay remedy soid as warranted cure for hesses brose
"ind, coughs src cold Ia horse, Ons nse.sye viii esr
eafonlc cough in three dsys ana hsas~s M a weed
'""' a. d. COUCH Co. lz3 Fa.goasi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

- Tae Wild sal romsluc hesgly II 10 Sa-lensy
he rich and .ovely - LAwreree. win Der Aou'a.'
ards. TIE picturesque shores ~ the Ontario, aid ~
historic bAns. ~ The NaS>rA Ndlrd h5.i OF eleSs
peor 70 any other 10 TIE world. -nt glad o. -
Them So generally appreciated By ta cirr-n. ~ Nrs
York We sdvise our readers 10 visit N. S-vel A..l
~ rrnr -.Llhl--l 900 Roadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

~ Ladies'. II you any article In the way OF Du
Goods, call on MesHs J. W BARKER 4 Co. II and =
Cathernest their stock OF Dress Goods superior to 40,
opened this season 10 that portion of the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
LAnlEs. FrR BONNETs
REJuVENATIN0 HATS

Of every shade Of color ior sale At
GENlN's. .if Broadway
opposite 81 Pauls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
Present TO Chnngnrnier.

The delegates OF the legons OF the National GUARDS OF
Pans and the bsneus forming ,hs subscription Commit
tee Offer ssword ofhonor General ChaRssrer met
the 1874 last at the residence OF NJ Lgcen Murat their
Prsd-n TO see the artists who had been charged with
the execution Of ths wot The sword the hilt Of which
10 carved by NJ kagmsns, under the direction OF nj de
Hvwefksrqn has been conhded for its Other decorations
70 tho house of Duponchs Co The dfcn lies attend
he work will not allow 1t To be completed before
the end OF mouth Ia consequence OF this, the Com
rnitt-e has decided keeping The subscription list open
uau the end " Octobtf, although the amount sresdy
subs rbed has reached considerable sum. The hi I,
which 10 OF massive gold, viii he finished Ia the most
qlsie the precious stones with which viii be
orr 4nsntei are estimated at 2 600, The blade, made
BY L-9age Of the hnes Damascus steel and will he ~
the following inscription Ia letters Of gold side,
4" lie Dsfensear De FOrdTc au Gsuts Chsnganier " and
The ohe Journess dee 20 Jenvier e IS JUN, 1897
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

~ Years may be sdded to ihs sppsrens ase 81 sny
man b. an lshsped hsi ard rice elderly msn
may be made to look yrsr. younger by hsrdsome
one GrSIs's Fall style for lSg gives 10 shs eonio~ OF
The face peculiar exPressvesess aud yoaihainsss 'na
to the whole person Dubuque sir which can only DO &C.
sxed by placing one Of these superb abnes on The heal
aud appealing 10 the looking glass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

We learn from Naples That the brothers Charles And
Henr) II Gen O1dino sswe - The General himse, had
received decorations from the King, AMI made
here several other sreUch ohcef, naval and military
tan Msiesiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

Tn- BAssEs o. BsosowAY, os rHs h,rrts sskgSo
An original romance by tie fsmog. manufacturer q Hats
hNoN. Us El.ion.s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

CHkFIES
Por have kaowa the luscious s~ec.s Of p.saS
fOrw.t.
Insiineayely the crowd made way for he fnysisfioa
being who walked msi-s,ca.y % the counter ard In
sepuchrsi voice. said
" wanl hR-
Politely ne batter compiled with be desire. ou O. ~
ss,ouishmen. bis ced De hs upon he eea
sra whispered In his ear,
send your bill 20 he St. Chses am he son Of Lovii
NAPOLEON
Ire le startled usiirr cogld stsulmeg oai nsssi
.rlsL ST The siTansef hsi -srpesred
Ia r,ntiuutIl
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
HrHnkI(m ArI1let1Ip.

! INTHE Trustees Of Fnnklin Academy
~ having secured the services of Mr..
]. A. KIMBALL, an exDerianced teach
er, have re-Opehed their School for the re-
ception ofpupils.
II viii be the design Of this institution
to odjrd facilities for the pursuit Of any
branch Of science pertaining to practical
lie. The great desideratum aimed at IN
instruction and discplih, is to cultivatc
habits ofPubcTmlity and exact critical in
vcstigalion; so that the pupil may be pras5s
pared't % enter upon the duties Of life with d
iacul9ies tfaihed for adaptation 10 It's varis
Gus demands. no seeure This, such niedifsi ~
will rbe adopted Is % lead the pupAs t6ds
think tor7tbemnselvss u" 5Hsll Of
Ttsas for !. a sss5stsia i5ckre monflzbib,,.
arilbmsIie. Gramhdf, Philosophy, Caeur,,
islFyI &c.r '':'Hoq iE So, %
Algebra. aGSOneftyi &c. I2,0Ui
Laii6Q Greek, French &c 1904 %
Boarding can be obtained ia good lamil
lies al 80 per month.
WM. ]. JONES.
JOHN TAYLOR.
May OF, lsis-9-if
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
DISQUALIFICATION
FOR No9LE.

II OFFER for ssle ssech6Re Is and IL,
Il in Township 0'ltahse TaM'pst, 1880
acres, situated Smiles S0udi East of the
town Of Pamela; eEcFa 500 acres cleared
and ia 4 fhe state of cultivation, divided
10y cross fences iuto from 60 to 80 acre
fields. Some two 10 three hundred acre.
woods enclosed for lots, with good water
all under good fence, and more than 30
gates well arranged, cool gin house aud
cotton press; comfortable double log
house, story and half high. good negro
quarters with god plank Il ors, good sta
blos, cribs &c.
This place has proved 10 be ono Of the
heallhicst and most productive plantations
in the country. | will sell il for $1,000.
holt cash, balance ia IL months. Some
10 TO 90 first rate mules from , ie wears
old, would be taken in pat payment at
lair cash price, or Negroes would he taken
in part or whole, al such p1ees as may
be agreed onsT oir .sleE) r,
01-Th9 9yersesE ol llhe premises will
show the place, 70 such 'asIWikh to exam
ne il. " tH0nailtrq fouof
ogoiov-j lr1J JAMES BROWN.
Clear Creek, Lafayette county. Miss
'epiembsr l3,-lS4S. -
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
DniVersilY 81 NlississIPpi.

HyHIS insiifunon was daily opened on
n Monday The 9th Of November, and is
now ia full operation; "a students aie
already in attendance.
The course Of studiesAfe aFrsBged for q
four years currieulanR bslllhe tegpiSiles for
admission into thee EJeshqan class, are a
competent Knowledge qf EnGlisI Gram
mar, Composition, ArilbmetIc, Geography,
the Latin and Greek Gfimf6Msg SIN books
Of the Eneid, of Virgil and ihot Teek Rea-
der, AMI some scqHaint4gee wlth Laili
PrOsody. The expenses fsr The ten months
are S37 for College dues, and Ss a. tn' nth
for board Tie Cptegc dhasar5 wholly
p ID in adv nee, and The b,atd,ii'pfid guar
terry in advance. 81 .a9fi IN -
Wishing, fuel, and lights, aFe otihe ex-
pcnse of the student, who win p o'Ile his
own furniture also. This, if desired, can I
he hired or bought from The steward ut
fair rate.
JAMES N. IIOWRY,
Proctor Miss. Unv'y.
Oxford, Feb. 3. 1919.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
a GARD.

THE subscriber tenders bis hearty thanks
n TO the citizens of Memphis and vicini'
~ ; for their liberal patronage, during his
eight years residsnee ii Memphis, aud by
his extensive ENGAGEMENTS fsr the future
hoPes1t merit Pr bis new house, con-
tinuance OF the confidence and patronage
Of the public. FRED. II. CLARK.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
vi Il R OH A n Il
TAIL Or.

TIIE subscriber has Just received d
- new and splendid assortment of
Cloths and Cashiers, of every variety ol
color, Pocket TaEkerthfis, CraVatS superior
articles, and Gents. black and white Kid
Silk and Buck. Gloves, very fine, Also, an
excellent article Of Silk, Marine aid Cot
ton Undcr-shirts; Gir sale ~ his old stand
Call and eXamDe no trouble 10 show
goods, s,,.. ''''''lh9 o.
''Do' nonaIlaaiJos ABLE.
Sept, %, 1915. -2G-if.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
Jailor's Notice.

"AS committed TO the jail Of 80
" Lafayette souniv,. Miss, the
9Th day OF January 1910, a negroN
man, whp sIys that he belongs TO JAMES
X. Polk, and ran away from his farm
in Yalobusha county. Said negro is about
loriy,liye years old, about five feet ten
inches hgh-calls his name GILBERT.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove his property and pay charges, or
he will be dealt with as the law di>
reefs.
W. S. MCKEE, Jailor.
February Cd, 1913. 4I-iE
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
For Briqadicr GencraL.

VIZ urc authorized TO announce Mai
WM. b. SPINKS, (favorably known rs a
member of the Is. Mississippi Regimen. in
the late Mexican War MS a candidate for
Brigndier General, of the I'd Division Mis-.
sisSippi Militia, a, the election on the 9Th
of Nav next.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14
FOR GOVERNOR:
GEN. JOHN a. QUITNIANT,
LS"lG6ct 10 the decision Of a Democratic
State Contention.
ANNOUNCER EMS.

CIerLs ieffhs Circuit Court = ~
JAMES. q. HENDRICKS Is a, rOndi-
bate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, a. Tie
November Election. ,,.. s 4
lH1U Communicated
IAPT. WILLiAM prLAY:-- i"i9llh
lT is the wish Of many friends that you
Wlll permit N0ur name TO be used as n
candidate for Circuit Clerk Of Lula yeiie
BOUNTY, at the mex, Election.
MANY NoTERs.
April 9th, 1910.
~ reply 70 the ADORE I riH only sag,
that I had previously coHSCnted 10 becomc
a candidate for that office.
WILLIAM DELAY.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14

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