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or the witching eurIs, eyexb6 without it, IT.
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North East Pennsylvsnia. Msrchs 81 1855.
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PURE
MEDICAL BR ANDES a WINES,

mEDICAL BR ANDES q WINES.
10 or. pipes superior old Brnndies, assorted
III brands,4 eighth pipes superior old Sherry
Wine, eighth pipes super old Madeira Wine,
4 quarter pipes superior old Port Wine, s bbls
pure old Rye Whisky, 10 bhls pure old Bour-
bon Whisky, 10 bbls pure old Monongahela
do, so dozen genuine Schneidam Schnapps.
Just received BY 4 J. C.fLANIER a. co.
Vicksbur9, July IL ag3@g A
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Bsgot. \ Ereotin, Essences.
Elixers. Fowler;s Sol.
\ 9 Extracts. n Gsmbore.
Iodine. GnSiscnn. sIlseah
!. Kreosots. 81 Hiera Picrs.
n Uuuorice. Isinrlass,
sss iT Mann. Meycurv. Macnesia
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SPICES, &c. s~sa.
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s. RlNllOSy PianOsl :. 8
THOSE In WANT. GALL SOON.
IUST received, direct from the celebrated
q factory Of Peters. Cragg & Co, "a 1afge con-
signment of Piano Fortes. We are now offer
ing to those In want, . superior instrument at
Factory Prices. 80
The prices range from ears 10 e4oo i All
warranted for Eve years. All that Il needed
to get good bargain IL. the. CASH. or agood
acceptance. ssans MOODY & KLNER..e
-Vicksbnrg, aug 10 4 - ~ sauvas s1aEs
SyUNDKIES,S ,SUNDRIES- - - = -
= Just received and for sale low se
30 dor. Allsop's Pale Ale, pinfs,
10 bbls Mackerel, 49, tssss.kf IS
10 haifbarrels Mackerel, s.
I 6 cases smoking tobacco,
B .aas6 90 nkgs. Mills, Teenan and
Carracca chocolate,p
ssseasessa aass5.e t0pkgs n & fM CocUi,
& sanes sIas1ss 81 10 dog Stomach bitfefs,f =.
aaa I9 doz. Mdcaboy SNUFF
elsssgsas astssa ss@st ss.,s 10 d0zs gc0feh AZ
I sssasss - $500 sssss a a dsv<u Sne1 L 4,
.ftsssf sedssssiss7s.ta ezs'1 b5xesf faisins
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anction Store Of u. E.R.sWELLHs 49,
/ -r7ss sss 80 q Washington ST. ~ ssl
/ ssasfs Opposite Washington Hotel
viekaburg sug is : e - - Z -. ). 3.
Il MANEILTON W1R1GHT e CO.. i
II - SUCCESSORS 70 WRIGHT & WHALEY,4s1l
liW Wholesale and Retail deaiaFh> in Staple an
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Plantation SUI
lplies. 6rat door over Is, pealess. Washingto
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Sealing wax, Pen Holders, Waters, &c.
and various other articles too numerous to mem
lion. These articles have been selected with
great care and feel safe in Recommending them
o Physicians. Planters, Dealers and others.
THOMPSON g. EMANUEL.
Yazoo City, August q
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS,
WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF THE
Wv following Fall Goods. purchased
with the view Of meeting the early Fall de-
mand.
English, American and French Fancy
Prints;
Real Scotch Ginghams:
Real Scotch Plaids;
French do
Opera Sac Flannels;
White and Red Flannel>;
Black Alpacas;
Fine black Bombazines; nse
~ Satinets, Jeans and Cassimeres;
Pink. Blue and Buff Chambray; a
Cap, Bonnet and Belt Ribbons;
!. Patent Leather Belts;
Black, Colored and Plaid Elastic Belts:
Hoop Skirts. round bone:
II. Embroidered Muslin. Cambria Linen
Collars; .lf
Ladies' Embroidered. Hem stitched and
Mourning Handkercbiefs;
Gents Hem stitched Handkerchiefs;
Jaconet and Cambria Bands,
English Thread Edgings and Laces;
Black Grape Collars ~,
Plain White Jaconets;
Plain and Checked Cambrics;
Velvet Ribbons, all widths. '.''
(seple) CowAN. CHAPLIN g. JACK.
IlGHT4 LIGHT. MORE light!
THE DIAMOND LIGHT,
AsrfFsf"@ hfHf FROM sILvIc OIL
Combining cheapne,s. Safety and quality
Of light.
No danger Of getting out Of order.
The lamp and oil Is well worthy the aitc4
ton Of ell HousEKEEPERs.
Being 9, saving of 200 per cent, over th
uso Of all other material for producinl
light,
Calls and examine for yourselves. 4 I
EBLamps and oil for sale by urFrss
.04 Il iga5xt 4 4. r. WELLS,
Sole Agent for Warren d Yazoo counties
Vicksburg sept5 'g.5
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- s LIMERICK,S ft.-y
8@UYKaE M + Hf9HYf| Z MI .

EVERY DAY Is adding new and important
II facts in support of = Ltma.ick's Great
Southern Linieaeafly Within. the last quarter
Of Q century, many and various have been the
inventions and discoveries presented TO the
Medical Profession and the public generally.
But few, if any Of them. have met with the un-,
bounded success Of Young Americas" s'last
discovery, 1t is now known and used In az
most every family in the So lth-West, and its
course since it was first offered to the public
as an external remedy Of universal efficacy,
has been one continued triumph wherever It
has. been used. It has by its own intrinsic
merits, obtained wider circulation and per-
formed more permanent cures than any other
remedy extant. The ss Sf#tefsf ~ f9ss.t
.GREAT SOUTHERN LINIMENT,"4
is offered to the public as q remedy which pos
sesses extraordinary power in curing, Sc,
Rheumatism, Bruises, Burns, Sprcins, 1siter,
Ring,oorm, 3cs DC s, s.
II has been tested in more than thousand
instances by practical Physicians and men Of
high standing. and has never failed in produ-
cling perfect and speedy cure. -.
Agents:
THOMPSON e. EMAkUEr, Yazoo City, Miss.
M. EMANUEL, Vicksburg,
| BAILEy & PUTNAM, jackson, I s@
And for sale by all Druggists shfoughout tl1s
south West july SIS
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I0sfH HHEA13 ANl6 ~ IL AkDs
FWHE c1dsine session ofthe FREE SCHOOL,
= for the fFeseht ysas, being l6u months
win commence "a Monday September 1T en-
suing, and owing 10 an anticipated dei1Cik OIL
funds opny salaries of Teachsfe "a a other|
lcontnge expenses 81 the close of fhs, pleu
ent year hecomee n1lspensable .h6E the
Board of School Comm niopers. edoPt the)
following order, -vit3 By VI 3 s. 81 j
Res0lc6l Thef c1nlx xibdlion e foux dc1Ia11|
per scholar, bs.lesied and coIlec1ed zupon tIso)
issuance of tloketg " tdnfaIlon u el}hGr q.
5arflneff tt ~ W sA&k - sstss |
N: Itis ds1isshis fllpz1 xfo' nm ~ 1.
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80 WINES AND LANk k1JO1tS. -
A QUARTER pipes old"Topaz' Sherry, ]
Il eights pipes old Madeira
10 bbls old bourbon Whisky, este j
90 bbls old Rye Whiaky a.
90 boxes .glass stopper" Claret, ~ 3
10 casks Bysss' best Ale.
casks best Porter, for sale BY
CEIAS.s =. SMEDES = sc
vicksburg. June ~ -. -. -, - 81
eJ Bonnets and cash ribbons white Ind col
.ored, sss s ,.s Z : 80 - = - - 4
Dotted yeils, colored eidsti6 selts,
LadIss's and naiasess white cotton hose,
. Ladies' andmisses' white isle hose,
.ken,swhite andbroVp pcotsonhalflhose
by r,.ssa M 4. D, HOWE g co -
N Ysckshnru al10 II yasss.ff
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\ .ken,swhite andbroVn cotson;halfhose
by q ~ r. D. HOWE g. CO u u
vicksburg. aug: IS ...... ~ i a..L
To the Country at Large.
IGREAT inducements are offered v the
Icheap Fficess ii otr stock Il large varied and
Iunsurpasaed IA Ais city, We are determined to
Iplease ali who may favor us witlIa calis
i TO See ma Price Is 20 Rny. IS !
i We have Inst received, and Bargsins offered
lin elegant and fashionable Dress Goods Of the
Inewest STYLES and designs as follows;
i Summer kAd' Fall Silks, Rebes, 6ihoed,
/ Silk Tissues and Bareges, do do.
i osgandy end Jseeqet .@sdos .ess.so.
/ plain Bareees, sllcolois, sislss Y sa,a''
Blaek Silk. And GFenafiaes.yoa
II Mourning Goods ss..s
1 8 AEnbsoideries, j full stock; Breakfast, t,ses,a
Handsome Eace Sstts and Collafss
sTe Embr6idered Basques ind Mantles. 9e SIS
il Black. chantilly kacas q do
II Embroidered Handk kerchiefs, Gloves. Ho
, Domestic Goods and Plantation Goods. etc. 4
81 Call and exainlue stloR p1icessaild greatly
Ireduced for caslt atli las ssasss ssa
80 ssss GORHAM - sB0SVl1ETTpSss
/ Vickshufgs June ~ s..a ss.::s !.
India RpbbcIo Helt1ng - Raclktng
II AIINE thousspd three hundred and seven
I'm teen feet Gum Beltilgs = n l6ipchesI
I / $50 OF ssss : 81 san s,ssn, ,psssIoeg
81 2loafdet GumF Hose, 1sinehs* 81 Is sx
Il 61doxen Lace Iekfherf :.
Received disect from The Bost6n Beltini
z Company, and for ssia by 5. q
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and Dea Mcfarland joined him, just 10 make show Of
misunderstanding this backrepubcan exhibition Of their
regard for "ee speech Finding that Col George could
not be put down. the sgnalmen posted in conspicuous
positions in different parts Of the hall gave the sign for
silence and he permitted TO speak, with frequent in
sulng and boserous Interruptions He said II was APP
parent that there had been preconcered scheme TO de-
feat the purpose Of the meetings that there doubt
that majority OF those present had responded in favor Of
the resolution that he did not deem IL proper this
casion to discuss the merits of the administration which
he ready to do all proper occasions and that he
and those who acted with him did not wish oppose the
resolution further but would that il be declared
adopted He then said that whatever might be the action
of this meeting, the President would have public reeep
ton his arrival here worthy of his high position and
the man and of the democracy Of New Hampshire This
received with enthusiastic cheers by the democrats
and with groans yells and Kisses by the black rascas
Joseph A Gilmore, esq, then briefly warned his pot
cal friends that they had made great mistake in this
matter that they had adopted just the to enable
the democrats to make political capital of the Pres
dents visit while, If they had joined in giving him
proper reception capital could have been made out
it General Low also made some similar suggestions and
urged the proprey OF proper reception But the black
demagogues were deaf and blind to everything but the
qualification Of their petty partisan malice and after
further demonstration Of their disgusting rowdyis the
meeting adourned-those in favor of giving the President
proper reception having previously been requested
main.
We have thus briefly skeched the most disgracefu and
absolutely infamous proceedings that witnessed in
public meeting Four6hs of the active leaders OF the
black-republcan party present. and most of them
more less engaged in these proceedings and them
made any real attempt 10 PIT stop to them In fact the
whole thing had been deliberately discussed and formally
decided upon in Sunday evening" and the whole
OF Monday was spent in to carry that decision
q he
whole affair will forever upon the black republicans
of Concord and it will stick them the like conduct
their predecessors in 1912 has stuck to and hung like mill
stone upon them 1t will harm only themselves General
Pierce is above the reach Of the malice Of such vile
ards and rowdes.
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KANSAS INDIANs.-THE OTTAWAs IN COUNCIL,

By the last mail from Kansas the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs received interesting information from Colonel
Cummings in relation TO the Indians OF that Territory We
copy the following resolutions which recently adopt
ed meeting Of these Indians example worthy TO
be followed by the white settlers:
"Whereas we, the Ottawa tribe of Indians under the
Sac and Fox agency in Kansas Territory have heard of
Hon. B. A. James the United States agent through An
tome Goky, his interpreter to Kom Chaw one of our
chiefs that person persons among implica-
ted with the charge of taking active part in carrying
the difficulties in Kansas Territory between the prosn-
very and anti-slavery parties examination thereof
however, have found yet guilty Of these
charges
therefore in consequence Of these false Implications
against Of and to show good faith fdeli-
~ the under which live publicly de-
ourselves collectively and individually neutral in
the conflicts between the aforesaid parties long as we
are moested violence offered to our persons or
property within the limits Of the granted us BY
virtue Of treaty between and the United States And
TO show further also unanimously resolve that If any
person among is charged for taking up arms against
either OF the contending parties grauitousy furnish
ing money implements Of war; any other articles
support aid to either party TO carry the
the conflicting parties proof thereof against such person
by two Of the Ottawa Indians in full council Of the
Oawas shall be deemed sufficient offence to exclude said
person from bis claim land and annuity and shall be
compelled leave the Ottawa reserve but the person so
FORGETTING his title claim to land and annuity shall have
the full privilege Of moving taking all his personal ef
fects selling to the onswas others and full com
pensaton for the shall be made TO him and for ALL
his improvements, by the Ottawas"
These resolutions signed by the principal chiefs and
braves Of this tribe.
To show the love Of law and order Of this tribe we
make further extract from letter from this agency
The Ottawa chiefs TO the agency to-day ana in
formed that Saturday the Both Of August between
midnight and day, party OF forty men came 10
John T. Jones Ottawa Indian, and Of their tribe
and burnt his house. with all It's contents forciby taking
from Mrs Jones about six hundred dollars In money The
family asleep when these men came They com
menced setting fire TO the house before the inmates
had out Mr. Jones went at the front door bat
had to for bis life as be shot four times before
he got out Of the yard The family left with but little
The chie request me to report this to you ho Commits
soner and they expe the government TO make good 10
Mr. Jones the loss he has sustained
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEFsRrn,rT,
80 t.xs 49,

TRr.sUr DEFaRrn,NT,
May %, 1885,
NOTICE hereby given sued puruu
The o. Congress Of 22d July $780,
deemable Its win be paid
certificates ecor Of November ner,
when interest thereon will cease.
This department will continue purchase
day OF redemption and will therefor following premium
addition the interest ACCRUED the day purchase ona
day re interest for the money reach the vendor.
on such stock received the Treasury
June and the 3s day Ju ncuve per on
the amounts specified in the certificates;
on such stock received between the m and 3
fourth Of one
And received day Of August te in
accrued thereon and additional only win
paid.
Certificates mus be du-
assigned the United States by the party entitled tho
purchase and when PRIOR the let July current
assigned present
Otherwise such interest will be payable as heIs,ofore
And further given holders Of other
and the let day Of December
Al $780, previously obtained pay lhe same
from dividend
Of interest," and days additional money
the vendor the following rates Of premiums
on stock OF the loan Of sf1 premium Of 10 per
stock Of Of si7 and 1885, premium Of per
stock issued under OF 9th September 1850
monty called Teranndemniy stock premium Of per
Certificates transmitted under this notice should be duty assigned
TO the United States BY the party entitled receive the
previous 10 the LIST July the hafyens
assigned by present stockhodcr, tha
interest FOR the half that day will be payable TO him
tofore,
Boston, York, rha epnia rs the
parties entitled to receive the money may direct
JAidEs GUTHRIE,
May 2s-dihlsNov Secretary ef the Treasury
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From the Richmond Dispatch
MIR. HENRY WINTER DAVIS,

The treachey of this southern congressman who ought
to represent of the districts of Vermont instead of any
part of the people of Maryland has been commented
very respectfully by the Baltimore press The very calm
and dspassonate notice which he received their hands
however, excited him very considerably and he replied in
very arrogant card and in public denuncaon OF
those journals for arraigning him for his public conduct
In his card he defends himself the ground that he pre-
ferred the appropriation bill with the Kansas provso
to army appropriation at all and for that he
voted for the bill with the proviso In this he differed
from every southern but he goes further and
that although the mode wrong the obect attempted
to be accomplished by the provso righteous We
take it for granted that Mr. Winter Davis has reached the
conclusion Of his public in a southern State and
that the budding promises of his future npped and
forever sealed by winter the rgor of which no southern
sun will probably moderate
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Froa the ciaeInnall Enaulrsr.

From the Cincinnati EnQuireT.
HOW TIE BLACK REPUBLICANS TALK.-THEIR
FOR THE PEOPLE.
The black republicans lately had meeting about twelve
miles north Of Philadelphia 1t regular fusion affair
being mixed assembage Of whites and blacks Three Of
the four speakers were white but negro named
Puryis This "coored gentleman" made strong speech
which pretty fully reported 10 the Philadelphia News
Fillmore paper, From il make few beautiful ex-
tracts which admirably illustrate the temper and princi-
pies Of the blaokrepubcan faction Here is what the Ere
mont orator said
What we doing2 WE ARE NATION OF
ROBBERS, OF LIARS, OF HYPo0RITES; we a ma
ton OF shareholders We batter and tten and run riot in
the bones and blood of our fellowmen."
al am, ofcourse, as you know politically dsfranchised
but still, in sentiment in feeling, in conviction, a
Observation-Disclosures AND | REPUDIATE THE
CONSTITUTION OF THIS COUNTRY, for, think,
stronger reasons than my friend here has given Yet
WISH JoHS CHARLES fremont IL had no other
lslson the simple fact that the South hates him would
areason why should suspect him to be honest
But II Is not because the South hates hint is because
believe he hates slavery. Where do find him2 There is
Spanish proyerb which is pretty good test of character
Tell me the company you keep and will tell you what
you are He is found in close affinity with the true friends
of freedom find him endorsed by such men as GERRIT
SMITH OF worldwide philanthropy and benevolence.
HIS VICTORY is OUR VICTORY. DEFEAT TO HIM
WOULD BE DEFEAT TO Us. | WANT NO DECEP-
TIoN. HE HATES SLAVERY; AND WHILE HE
SUBSCRlBES, UNFORTUNATELY, TO THE CoNSTl-
TUITION OF THE COUNTRY, His ELEOTIoN WILL
BE THE ENTERING WEDGE TO THAT SYSTEM
WHICH WILL BRING DOWN IT'S RUIN AND FALL
BEFORE A GREAT WHILE"
Those who admire such sentiments as the above will
course for John Charles Fremont Disguise it as they
may by tasehood and preyarcaton, the Fremont
men all tends to dsunion and such is the great issue
be decided by the American people in November
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From the New Hampshire Patriot.
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT.


We have the pleasure of announcing readers that
President Pierce will visit Concord Thursday October
3D. and that he win then have appropriate public
cepton II will be by sketch of the rowdy pro-
ceedngs oa meeting in this city, called to take
give him citizens reception that the black republicans of
Concord refused have anything do and attempt
ed to insult the President in the of their refusal
AT the close of their dsgracel meeting they left the hall
when the democrats organized and resolved give the
President reception worthy Of himself and of the de-
mocrscy of New Hampshire. committee Of arrange
appointed, who have issued a call upon the
people Of the State to join in this reception The demo-
here did all in their power to exclude politics en-
trey from this matter but their opponents resolved
make political question Of it, and to their utmost eff
forts to prevent President from being received in
manner due his exalted station and high personal char
acter. From this unworthy decision the democrats of
Concord appeal the people of the State and ask them
whether they will disgrace themselves in the eyes of the
country by endorsing the dshonorabe of the
lgnant demagogues and dirty rowdes who controlled the
meeting in this city II not let them in here the
I'd of October, in such overwhelming numbers shall
demonstrate the world that the people of New Hamp
shire have serespect and independence enough repu
date the insoen dctaton of the rowdy demagogues of
Concord patriotism and love Of the glorious institutions
Of their country sufficient to prompt them to do honor
the Chief Magistrate thereof and intelligence enough to
see that by doing they will reflect honor upon them
selves.