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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Customers Wanted!
r. S. MOORE g. 90.

DEALERS m
British, India, French hP1 american Dry
Goods, Ready-mdde Cio,hing, Ingram
anil Brussels Carpets, Hdrd,0Grc,
Cutlery, Boots, Shoes, BrogoHs, Boane's dc.
Have in eev- d their fail supply Of oil ar.
tlcles in their lie, u;ohased in Baltimore. Phil
idclp tia New York snd Boston, during the
mouth Of August, aud Bow ready for exhibition
oa their counters The are we'll sware Of the tact
that very little attention is paid 10 what l. said Ia
advertisements, ana would, therefore, merely
state they have lots q goods which they want u
sell, aud hope tho people will call and Judge Of
the quality and pr ees
Clarksyille, Sept ~, '57-n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25
PRICE,

described
OF
arrage 10 saw
will sent when desired and charge Two dollars foot Draw
trouble The rgbttO Included mill
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25
G A N d l d A T L S
FOR SHERIFF..

az We are authorized to announce THOMAS
RAMEY, a candidate for reelection to the oflc
Of Sheriff of Montgomery County.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
N E G ES.
T. w. Wisdom admr. In pursuance of an
order made in this ca use
John w ChiIes, Eft ais at the October Term
1857 of the Chancerv Court at tlarksvile. /
will sell TO the highest bidder at the Court House
in GAINESVILLE on Monday the 4lh day of January
next.
Two valuable neg roes, farm hands, a man and
woman mentioned In the bill These negroes are
sold for no FAULT but for division and will positive
y take place
TERns-A credit until the lst day of October
next note and good security required before de-
livery.
TT MUNFoRO C & NJ.
Dec lSs7-pri 81 tbs
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25

p9- Call at FALL & TURNLEY'S for
fine pocket Cutlery. -aSa
October l6. le5I-6
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25
BOYS CLOTHING

Is very complete and oil fresh, CV,r coats Of az
the new styles and qualities, DreSs and froeK
coatS, busihsFs Goats &c Pants, Vests, DrDwss
SC. We are determined TO sell Goods az low ~
they can be bought in tie West. Our expenses
are small In comparison TO tie majority Of kons
10 The eiiy. We are not VI The rxpence OF clerk
hire Ne, where other housrs are at tho expose ~.
one dollar ours is rot one osni eSns.qurp " ",
afford 10 sell low for ea'h or TO punciual ui.a
on he usual time Country merchsnis woaa DO
well to cal anf examine our stock b. fore pa rchss-
ing elsewhere. Try ~ aud see fvr yoafselvs-,
We are always ready 10 show foods 10 every Lsdy.
You will find uss Mr. \. u ilarrisons sian 50.
~ Franklin street, Clarksvi- Trhncsscs.
Yours Respectable
POLlnCRN WAGngY q I
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25
SECOND SIZE.

is hire organ heavier.
Gtrequ il swa much rgra il give
s in fol AM vie II anyse on
The furnshe
Ion o 6inchs and wide
n ng-andnt be the pars n proportion.
power surnshed emilia ad
veryhin ompe ready for running OF n Louis
o reS,
BURRowEs Louis,
POPretos Manufactures
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25

ReD- Blanks neatly printed, and kept
esustsntlY.on hand, for sale At this Office
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25

For sale BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers
Prices OF the iniuent c5 cents 80 cents aud 81 bot
tle one.dolar bottle contains as much lniTnent as
eight twenty hyec6nt bottles,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25
CLIO HI " G.!
AT
Wholesale and RetaiI!l

WE have on hand, large aud iTesh etock q
Clothing and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, al
Of the latest STYLES and make, eonsistng Of Dea-
YER Raglans, Seal Skin Raglan, Moliair nnd Cas-
mer Raglans. Plain and Fancy frock ever C6sts
&c Black cloth Frock and Dress Coat, husi-
ness Cashmere coats, al the new styles Of black
and fancy Cashmere Pants SIX Velvet Vfsiss
SILK and Satin Vests, black cloth and fancy CSfi-
neres Of all size aud grndes. Gents shoulder seam
shirts, Cashmere Drawers and nn'er shirts, hlch.
aud brown Drawers. silk aud Mehno under shirts
silk and linen Heudk erehiefs, crSva's and ties,
black anj fancy Kid Gloves, black silk TaiIeta
& owes, Back Cauntlets sc Port Monies and
pocket Books, Whips and Ulnbre'lars Besbrs
& Co.'S sup. Sik Hats. soft Fur Hs'S, Planters
black Hats, silk Plush Caps So. Benk, Tis and
Ryan pump Boots, TeDeh Calf v alter proof Boots
aud Shoes. Nd ard Cali GAibfs, Skawls end
fancy Blankets for GcntemenS ufs Our stock
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-25
THE MOTHERS COMPANION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

It is = sovereign remedy FOR
the various diseases with
which horses are afflicted. cur
ing the most alarming cases Of
HRUISEs, SPRAlNS, STRING
HALT. wOUNDS. SCRATCH
rs, SwEENY, SPAWN, RING.
PONE, BIG-HEAD, POLL
EVIL, &c. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any perfon
owning valuable HORSES,
should be without this yalua'
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lYrom n. I,lv.rnool 3llo,,,sr ~ On

REPORTED GRuELTTEs or BoARD ANER1cAH
SuIPs.-In the Police Court yesterday, the head
Of the Detective Department handed in to the
Bench report of inquiries made by the police
into another appalling case of cruelty on board
an American ship, the Wandering Jew The
report We believe, is intended for presentation
to Nathaniel Hawthorn, Esq, and its contents
were therefore not madepublic We trust, how
ever, that gentleman will give the report his gray
est consideration, and that he will he able to takc
moro active steps than he ,hitherto appears to
have done, to wipe away the stain from tho
character of the American commercial marine.
From inquiries made at the Northern Hospi-
tai, last evening, we have gained the following
horrible details respecting the above case. If
these particulars (Which are from. the Inns of
three of the sufrersl are true, the case far;ex-
ceeds in cruelty even any ofsthe cruel ones
which have preceded it. OF course, however,
these statements arc merely e1 parte, and cannot
be entirely depended until they have been af-
hrmed by judicial investigation.
The compliments in this case are John yons,
Edward Moore, and William Harrison--the two
former being natives of Ireland, and the last
named an Englishman. Fromtheir own state-
mont, made last evening, 1t appears that they
were kidnaPpediby man catcher in New Or
leans, and while in an unconscious state, taken
on board the Wandering jew, bound from that
port to Liverpool. When their senses returned
to them, they told the officers of the ship that
they Were only green" hands, and unaccus-
~ . - VOTE. lyons salG they sall'
.or W on tne lztn UT, ana the
t Mule " yi9enee On
J is s SID 59 ; G saw tue ee mate Knock man
dy; he then took him att for half an hour. and
gSL laFe tao OF water; into the tub the poor
.e ''iS was Gepeatelly dPpea, being hauled up
anu CROPPED again oy tns shlps tackle nc was
!len turneu INTO ms berth IN the torecastle, and
i INV Gays aiter"ard ne was corpse The
TI. Mnen Ih row! overheard waSqnlte black
iSellze ana nordon' continued their course Of
w. aurllg inc wno!e OF the passage The
Sief mate said the ship was paying twenty
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
Ambrotypea for 81.

PARTRIDGE, at hi. new and spacious rooms, with fae
tissfor operating and arrangement light equal to
any In the country and far any the city is
In the country lie prepared to make Ambrotypes so
they can be sent by mail without extra postage Also to
them In and pins price as Daguerreotypea
Pictures made for customers good
and warranted tolast fol ages unchanged.
Allkindsof materials used In the business TOR SALE
Rooms east side Of Main st. above Monroe over Mar,h
TavlorsneV store anrls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
RoBT. W BAYLOR, of jefferson,
j. H. PEHDLEToN, of Ohio,
4. S. HALL, of Fauquier, Com
F. P. TURNER, of jackson,
j. j. JANSEY, of Clark,
Hon. q. KIDwELL.

WASHINGTON CRY, ID. O., March 10, 1867.
GENTLENAE: have received your letter Of
the 9th instant, in which yon inform me that
the democratic convention at Martinsburg have
presented my name to the electors Of the third
district as the candidate for the officer of com.
missioner ofpublic works
In reply, gentlemen, Ibcg to tender, through
you, my sincere thanks for the unsought and
unexpected honor conferre,l -apon me by the
convention, and to say that accept the nomina-
ton given me with pride and pleasure. To
supply the want of experience, and Of the pecu-
liar knowledge which constitutes some of the
high qualifications for tho place, shall carry
into it, if elected whatever Of zeal and industry
can command, an earnest determination to deal
justly and impartially by all the great interests
which may be confded to my charge. Ny aim
shall be to secure thorough economy and a
faithful application Of the public funds to the
objects prescribed by law. My high ambition
shall be to serve successfully the State; and to
justify the kind Partially of the friends who
may place me in that Office will become the OBJ.
ject Ofearnest pursuit.
Permit me, gentlemen, in conclusion, to ten
der to you personally my acknowledgement for
the very kind manner in which you have ex-
pressed to me the wishes Of-thc convention:
am, truly, your friend obedieht and servant,
2. KIDwLLE
To Mcssrs Robert w. Baylor Of Jefferson, j,
H. Pendleton ofOhio, Il. S. HnlloF Fanquier.
F. P. Turner of jackson, and j. j. Janney of
Clarke, committee
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MEDICAL
i AMPToN's TINCTuRu

4 LIZ AN s4SGN'i . 44NCTURE
n AlTpT6NstclT TNI 5,IsTT19, o4NG U4SPEpSTI
= SAnAA ~ : SEA.sS2z 4l4NSlOhE "a.
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WILL CURE SCPOrI~,
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Will CiTpE S.Gsp y-,,,,-,.
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HAMPTOSfS TISGTURE '+ADACllE
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WILL CURE spinal D,.,..
H9KAIPTONlS TINCTURE : NiSL!,SE.
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n TONiSFTTNfyTTTRH - '4AuOhAIE
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. n III SOt(b LOW SRIRTTe
CHAMPIONS TINtlTTrpr S+i1llS.
Wherever used has been zocca,,,,I II S,,,.I.
after Other bSIs Si, IN CURING OEsE4Sv
Eor BisE4sEs Of pas wo S'iF and cltltnrvv
m IHJ IITl! ..l ID sYsTy fastly
No 1875 sofyT p ,r,, 49, 81 m n
Cured Of IIheHmTtis1l Dysi,sy,sjl s,1,1 RiaeRE
SIN EFDIFTV " S5sI n III = = 1-1.rfOal Di,r,,
$50 No 81 RT,Ts1T, 49,, y. = ,,4lLIN,
N0St Glrs1dICAal cdEe al Sryoys,i,I ~ ,s.+,I
lHngsr or Ioisce+ ~ bone. Jssorsd n s,,g
No s30 It1itt.nSr.AI,, 1'HehGr,
RsJs Gaze after ftedrs' o. SIiSs,-i,sS, To-.
TrfeSds nj ne dfTief.i ~ IN ~ IL,
YFRPJTT1TJs 81 M i' ts1 ~ - AeF.
r,snIy 81 SieI: t ION " L. Thouassan ~,
from head 10 font va mass Il ,
Ing over the eyebals 90 as Ia nro,i,,c out prys
cured nv ITnmnton1s gfstnii rf,st, "lahts He =,
5-.1YSPFPSY5 5rsLs IN re re 1 U.S. \:
Mr. VIM. Oldham. Of TSlitin,ors sI1SasaSh, &C.
from sse ~ ~ eaStol-house, ta7-,,
ssysrsy ssetsd IL s % nouns us VIA boly aul 81
Tneture, after other things failed Ssss AZ
SOGGHs COASGNPTYON Re
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

sr,.ov WATERFORD Mass, July =, Isl
PROP. Q. y. WOOD: With confidence do reeoss,sl
your Hair restorative, as being the efeaenE ss
Lever saw have used the Walphene and otlr nr,ps-
tohs OF the day, all without effect Since using yor M
my hair and EhIskCrs which we're amos Tsi
have gradually grown dark: and now feel eonaJnl III
lew more applications will restore them their
ant Itching common among persons Who p,Tsp, isy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
! a GARD no I'IIIS 7I.A-l0 ms

ASCAISDl TO TIE LAD IES.
DIR. DUPoSce's GOLDEN RESIAPE PILLS are infal-
blein removing stopPages irregularities of the
These pills nothing new but have been used BY The Doc
tor for many years. both in France America with un.
paraeled success in every case and he Is urged BY mani
thousand ladies who have used hem make the PHls pu
LOT tue aeVaton Of those suffering from any irregular
whatever, well As preventive TO those ladies who's.
health will not permit Increase Of aFly Pregnant e
males or those be so are cautioned
against using these Pills. the proprietor assumes no
sponsibity after the admonition their mild
ness would prevent any injury heal otherwise these
Pills are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold Wholesale and retain by
LApGuLINss& BUsHFIELD,
GEM Agents for Ohio county, No e5 MonroSst
must be addressed the above General
they viii supply The trade PrOpristors prices and send
the Pills conhdeptiay by MALL BY enclosing 81 to
either, Mt the Wheeling Post.of8ce.
M b-Dr. DuPOncO's Golden Pills, signature "J.Dupon-
colon every box other genuine For
Circular Of Agents. 81 anq5-iv I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

HoKrH EAST, PennsylvanIs, March ?, tSs.
In consequence Of having kair for several yB
past not only gray but perfectly white, have sl
Nha caps u hide Il from view; but three s'
must IN Justice saw that itS effects amo nirAeas
u has ehhnsed y gradually all Its former Itn
20 color and LETT IT so son and glossy be aar
II than It ever WIS, when under the influence h- r
OIL therefore, recommend it to Ids
the world. BETSY sNlTH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

PROP. wOOD-Havfng experienced the mask .sttA
y9uF Hair Restorative, drop you this up 'h .ubt
Anout Two years ago my hair commenced filiEof %
turning gray; WIS fast becoming bald. Iurt ienUs1
lad used your Restorative, and spoke hlv oftuvr
was Induced 70 try 1t, althOus h hal hut iIs ~
as had before trle so mng other nelIrS lrenRssi
aslnE your restorative In January last. feE ayfa
hair firmly. ItbeEan to filIup reE az. =
fully restored It's original color health and apgafs
,'-,-'.- = - - Id HOES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17


Summary OF THE LATEST FOREIGN NEws-By
the arrival at Halifax of the steamship America.
from Liverpool, weihave news from Europe three
days later than that brought by the Kangaroo.
The arrangement of the Persian difficulty was
proceeding satisfactorily The treaty. which
had not yet been signed, stipulates that England
shall enjoy equal commercial privileges with
the most favored nations but Persia forbids the
establishment of English Consuls atparts ON
the Caspian Sea, as her treaties with Russia for
bid it. In the House of Lords the vote on Lord
Derby s motion to censure the ministry on the
Chinese question was ayes 40, noes 14B In
the House of Commons, Lord PalmerSton deni.
ed, by authority of the Russian Minister. tie
existence OF the alleged treaty between Russia
and Persia. Thirty vessels and ten thousand
men are to be sent BY Spain against Mexico
me austrian government is celebrating on tile
expectancy of Withdrawing the Austrian troops
from the Papal dominions The qnestion.o the
Danish Sound Duesis finally settled. Denmark
rs to.recelye 20 ,0o0,0 900 thalers, in forty pay
ments, bearing interest. News from China saws
that a large Chinese feet had attacked the Eng.
ilstl squadron, but subsequently, retired in good
order under the forts of Canton AdmiralSey.
fnonr had burned the greater part of the sub
utbs OF Canton. The Chinese rebel Heet had
formed q Junction with the imperialists at
,NamPoa The i've European ports of China
have been placed, by the Emperor, in a state Of
siege On hoard the British naval steamer an
the European passengers had been treae fefodsly
murdered by the native crew, who then Ciisnan-
tied and abandoned the steamer. at Busliir1e.
IN. Persia, the British remain Iinmolested Re.
iniorceWents were being sent from Bombay
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
chlCugo, IN, May i, 1861.

AIILgnRD. Warcesters Co., Mass, Nov. r. ssS
PROF.. o. J. WO0D-Dear Sir: take PLEASURE Ia t=z-
lnR Testimony 10 the ma &c Effects Of CzI "
derIuI Hair Restorative. As far back as 1872 nj hl G.,
lnence falling on, until the tap Of ms sesip heIE -
ana smooth AS glaze, and II has Continued to fan r @
many years, Notwithstanding have SGD ssilsa
preparations Tor restoration. Seeing ynur adTsTt
was induced to give article trial. au di y
tonlshWGHt found, after FEW application, that p -
became firmly set and assumed glossy and braItii 2
pearanesi but by the time had used quart bos -
head vas covered over with young and ETgzr
nalE, Hhieh Is now from to two inehgS in n, -
growing last. TouIs, truly, HENRY GO0pEltA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

MIS- improvement consists Of rOmbfnnt0n o. prinef.
pies 70 render the SIX Hat Bend after blight war,
As Eofs and pleasant TO the head without I'M
Jury to its durability This has long been great esiierS.
tnm and by those have succeeded eject
th9 which combines the softHeEs Felt Hat
With the beauty and dressT the HAT and
rom lts Yielding nature readily couforms to the shape
INNS ATothnEy IN = very great measure, the
BIZ and Of conforming and shaping, the
ment. ~
We have The lsbrs oatord other most fashionable
EesteEu styles Of hats Sd. HARPER SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

hayeuSed Professor o. j. Woods Hair Restorative 8
nave admired It's wonderful effects. It restored ., y
T1eFe had fallen %; It cleans the heal AMI Fs1'
7-.,se sSil ilpte NAVY 4 ETEIyST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

s : q - s9H4 for Ge0IIea7enEf -TT01.
~ AN1stk4 sila9 on hand and Il M
FaShiops a., Hat and oaPs OF The latest si5g
aud eeT1f,rt we lta mproEements compTSn5 ss
Surpassed b. none beauty ana DaFa5
nss reSpeetiay az
s-ts 8 tNo.l46 Main 81 IEt,sstr. ~
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Manufaotory.

n =. kVRRy,
MANUFACTURER OF HATS AND az. Is, tIst
{ III AS on hand and @ faetuFinE and
H and general asgoFtmentof Hats and CAS- : Gers
AL the varieties Of color and shape OF HAS
use. OF TIE latest fashion and manufacture nv
eat InEteTial and The best Workmanship, All o. TTr
sold Wholesale and Retail at the lowest ~ Ilri1
Prom my experience in the bnsinesS' ana
used my best enieavorS to please and f1rnn y 4 80
good fashionable, and SsrVieeAble hat, s,pI tii
with my present facilities. and large st0es
am able 70 supply my patrons With an aFiets
any heretofore offered. ,-,ut q Htn
Il respeetiu1iy reqneSt call from those N
8. AVERY, No y! ~ S1 ~, "
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The President was taken by surprise at this
raro example of disinterestcdncSS, and cndcay.
orcd to prevail upon Col. Reynolds to retain his
position, utcould not prevail upon him to do So.
Tho persons present looked "unutterable tlings''
and must have felt somewhat cheap at the con.
trast exhibited by the scene which the two
classes Of patriots presented to the Presidents
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17
DIR. NJ. p!.. WALLETS


These pills have been used in the private practice Of the
Proprietor also in the nospit us France many
years meetng with unparalleled the great
est satEsfactIon-caring where other remedies tau.
They actas charm correcting Irregularty and OBJ
atruetions, prOduelpsa regular retuyR Of the monthly dis
charge.
mild and gentle stImnant. They produce an agreeable
exhlleration and happy influence both mind sni body
PREGNANT females, those supnnsInr Themselves so are
canti"nel asqnPt using these pills, they will produce
miscarriage although under ercustanceG Injurious to
the most delicate. Por sale by
janis IAUGnLtNs BUsHPRLp.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN sE%.
TRACTOR.
INCLINATION and PAIN inseparable MS IRE ana
HEAT inflammation produces palm and pain produces In
lamaton. unnatural heat throbblnV or
redness, no matter whether It is by fever a hurt
sore poison rheumatism, piles sca burn or sting
Is lnaamation. hundred books or thousand sermons
cannot alter or change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation be sublued To nc.
comnlts this the efforts Of the physician are always direct
cd Thousands Of physicians and thousand the and
most sAGacous persons who hnve DALLRY,s MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit that Il,
control over inflammation Is wonderful and Imediate
Instantly 1llaying tie palm neuFazng poison extracting
morbid seeretiOns and forcing resume her
renewing and healing. No burn, scaI sore or
two severe to Yield Infueuee Ap
ply Il Immediately and the cure has commenced
The Genuine is envelopedn Plate Engraving with
the names OF O. " cLIcKENER CO., proprietors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box Price
25 cts. per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to @. v. Cliekener
Co., 81 barclay ct. New York. TIL. LOGAN q Co.
spss;lm wieelng,Ya.
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PaEcEPTvs. PRAcr1cE.-The yicksburg Wig,

'PaEcErTvs. RAcucE,-The yiclssburg Wig.
commenting on an article from the South Caro-
lima zi1aes upon the death of the Southern
Agricultural" make the following significant
statement:
Even the Mississippi Legislature, at its latO
session, allowed its laws to go to Boston to be
printed, and madean appropriation of IS, 900 to
pay one Of Its members TO go there and read the
proof sheets, instead of having it done in the
State, and thereby assisting in building up a
publishing house. What commentary on the
Yankee haters! They also passed a law retlue-
ing legal advertising to about one half the price
charged by ell Western and Southern nowspa-
pers. They seem to have antipathy to news
papers in their own State, and no doubt wish
to break them down, to benefit the circulation
of those in the Eastern States.
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NEW Observation-Disclosures
WASHINGTON HAIL.

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The original we'll known and only
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~ nuI 3lsst 1shed Hand IN the World
T,, y. and z. u PIERCE, Prophet
70 houses EhtE crowded ; IN tAe their
Y a. householh words TO the cikl-
E9ey Teapectlnl announce
OF aoses chaste and fashionable MUSlCAL
PS,SSl4ltts3 - ABOVE.
Der eg e e eS1ts commence at
;r.GsS ~ 80 &, es s. s;,,
J. Z. DoSNRLLY, AE,t
EIP' ST. Ay 97pINFATI
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NEIW4 SFrOCRl NEW 3CTUTsEISSJa
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M 1st spring stock all the latest stYleS o.
old stone, and nlan and fancy Gold JeWery, Gold and
nov ens5 IA H. aut kIney ana variety Goods
oders Tr. m and variety
mhl6 y y ~ "a NJ ~ 3.
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seENSNEE5lEY MIlEl SAELEC0IlRa
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1Eie,!A llsLuUlEf u Coz PAEfKERSRUNt3,
Hmm BABRELS Just received and FIR sale nv
~. D0ANE & COWGILL,
Hl9l5 - corner Main and Quincy Streets.
81 Parfner We DFeT q
49, :. . va y = " q 4k6Qss
Nv partner IN = Produce and Grocery
5 Attend g the door business, pref.
lftox lu0. Fost once. frnh1A
MneellnRs March lSt 'bI. -
tTllTye n,,,..v.,.aa., ssS, = y 80
II received from te sitiTsns ~ nave
DE aiS and the public
ance OF The same at their new, ioeSton
tween Monroe and Union streets - ~ ''' W.