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PRIMARY Department. Z per half ii Of Scholastic

The Sessions and Vacations viii conform, 70 thoa
adopted in ,he State University.
BATES or TUITIeN.
Primary Department, per half Of Scholastic
| Year. .-............-4..... .-s..---... so VI
| Preparatory Department, including only
English studies. -....------. 70 U
Collegiate Course. ............. 30 OF
| Music on Piano and Meodean, each ....... 30 OF
| Music on Guitar and Violin, each. 49,. 70 0I
Use Of Piano and Nelodeon, eaeh. .-.-.... OF
| Use of Guitar and Violin, eaea ..-......- 81
| Ancient Languages eaeh 49,. ..' - "
| Modern Languages, each .--.......--.. - W
! Drawiug--Pencil, Crayon, lndia lab, etc - oc
| Painting in Water Coors. .--..-...,.,.-. 10 W
Oil Painting .................. 70 w
! Grecian Painting Course of Lessons. 10 OU
| Chemical Substances and breakage Of ApPa-
ratus.- - =; ~, ~
| Wax Fruit, Flowers, ETC., per session. J w
lncidentals.-.-- -. -.'-----.---- w
| Board, per month, lights, faai, ete..-.---..
" ASKING, per month 49,.
Board and Tuition, sae-helf IN advapce the
balance at the end Of the session.
~ This Institution viii be furnished, at the
opening of the session, with Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus. We deem the system OF
instruction in these departments SUPERIOR for the
pupils not only hear Lectures, but are taught 10
handle the appara perform experiments and lee
ture upon the same, whereby they become practical
manipuators-the only method by which the prin-
ciples of these sciences can be thoroughly mixed
in the mind
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Branches parsued through the entire Course
photography, Reading, Pronunciation, Defining,
Elocution, Derivation, Composition, Punctuation,
Pennmanship, Vocal Music and Biblical Studies,
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Primary Geography, Drawing Black Board,
Use of Outline Maps, Penmanship.
Juvenile Arithmetic,
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Mental Arithmetic, Written Arithmetic,
Higher Geography, Histoty of United States,
First lesson in Pbilo'y, First Lesson in English,
Rudiments Of E. Gram. Composition,
Natural History, Gray's Eiem'ts of Botany
Elements of Astronomy Latin Grammar,
with charts, Latin Reader
COLLEGIATE BEfAA4agST. = $50
freshman Gtass
English Analysis History of England,
Arithmetic Reviewed, Ancient topography,
Latin or French, Biblical Antiquities,
Algebra Commenced, Botany,
Watts on the Mind, Manners and Customs of
different Nations
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Algebra, commenced, parsing and Analysis Of
Geometry, English Poets,
Anatomy, Physiology Parker's aid to Composifn
and Hygiene. Botany,
Latin or French, Experimental Chemistry,
Robins Outlines Of An. Logic,
and Modern History,
JUNIOR.
Rhetoric, English Literature,
Trigonometry, Barrington's Nat. Science
Natural Philosophy Ex Natural Theology,
psriments d Lectures, Geology,
Political Economy, Meteorology,
Latin or French, Astronomy.
SENIOR.
intellectual Philosophy Kane's Ele'ts of Criticism
Evidences Of Chris Stewards active & Moral
tianity, Powers
Moral Science, Buffers Analogy.
Jackson Sept 20 '59-tf,
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Total Liabilities-Sg3O 81.

NATHAN NJ. WATERMAN, President.
AS Stillmsn, Z D Tiffany, J W Beach, p jewell
Jr., A Powell, G Seyms, E N Kellogg, A P Pitkin
mour G d Phelps, New York, II BeIden, Simsbury
GEO ID. JEWETT, Secretary.
GEORGE A DRESS, Hartford, Conn, of Eastern
Division. JEFFERSONFARMER,D Dubuque, Iwea
of Western Division. d. W. BARR0WS, Agent
Sept 2059-3w. jackson, Miss.
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FARMING SEEDS.
WUST received full assortment of the following
al seeds. viz: Lucerne, Clover, Timothy, Orchard,
Rlne Grass and Herds Grass, for sale low by
Sept. 2, '59-t. S.P. BAILEY co.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES 55A
Hon. WILLIAM Mills, b. W.WAuTnALf, ESQ.
WILLIAM CRUMP, Esq, p. a. WILLIS, M. d
GEN. C. G. NELAs, Hon. WALTER GoopMAN.
VISITOR AND COUNSELOR
The Rt. Rev. WILLIAM MERCER GREEx, D. D.,
BISHOP OF MISSISSIPPI.
Honorary Board If Trustees, en-etfeio, the Cler-
gy and Lay Delegates of the Diocesan Canventon
Of Mississippi.
Sept '59-wIm
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BRANDON MISSISSIPPI.
REV. WIN. N. JAYNE. A. b. Principal.
MRS. JULIA T. JAYNE ............. Governess
tTyIIIS is a boarding school. The buildings rri-
Il vate property. The first session will commence
Monday 3rd of0ctober. 0ne of forty weeks
per annum Room for fifty boariers, C,stern water
near Baugh's Well of similar properties to Coopers
Well. For further information apply for circular
REFERENCES:
A G Mayors ESD, Lowry, Esq, Hol. Jas Bennett
Thornton, Brandon, Miss, VIM Robt Smith, Rev
X Marshall, Yicksburg, Miss, Hon j J shannon,
Dautzler, Esq, Paulding Miss, Rev J B Walker,
Rev Richmond Mclnnis, MIR ohm G Parham Messrs
Block McAfee& Co, and Messes Jordan, Mimms y
Gillespie. New Orleans, La. Sept % '50-w2m.
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eSGoTCH AND BRAZILIAN PEBBLE GLASS
- es, Periscopic, Convex and Cancave Glasses
80 Pair Finest Gold frame speetacles So ~ 70
rs Cain Silver ff:flio SITS 70 $500
70 .. F;ns.t StssI Frame Sl,00 to 81, 80
ga 81 f,ol5 nd SILVER Plated so to $3.50
Persons can have speetacles sent by mail by In
forming US their age, tho length Of time they have
used speetaeles, and the distance they can soc TO
cad most plainiy, without the use Of speetacses.
June 81 s59-ts !. Il. M0REY.
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NEW FLOUR.

lust received fresh supply of the above article
ID Extra Superfne and Fancy, in Whole and Half
Barrels, at reduced price. ALI articles sold by us,
delivered at residences in the corporation free Of
Drayage. [sept. ., '59-tfl S. P. BAILEY 4 co.
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CopIah Count Land Tor Saie--2O, 600
Acres.
FEfHB above number Of acres of land will be
n sold at private sale to suit purchasers. 1t
lies on and within seven miles Of Railroad track,
and eony snent to Haxlehurst snd liahals Dspots.
IL varies in quality from the best creek bottom
to the common pine hill. Purchasers may on rea-
sonable terms obtain tracts Of any size and quail
ity. For information apply to me a Gsilatin,
Gopiah county, Miss SAM'L REDUS,
J,u 4 &c A
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.IrDsov FEuArE TySI,TrITTE.

MARION, Ala
sNHE twenty second agnual session Of This TnsFi-
Il tuition wiz open 90 Monday, October I'D 1852
For farther Information catalogues apply to
NOAH X. DAVIS.
aug 26, 59-w6w. Principal.
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WATCHES, CLOCKs, JEW ELKY

NU4lNG our Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, 70
Ed OF first hands, we will sell as l0is as kS5A
the same article can be purchased North 49,
South, and guarantee each article tc be just what
it is represented. special article style not in
store, can be procured in fifteen day. Hair sent
on and returned in twenty days made upas desired
We keep in store and constantly receiving, full
assortments Of Gents Gold and Silver Watches,
made t. special order, and proven to BIZ the
best time keepers Ladies Watches are beautiful
and excellent French and American Clocks, best
quality, and newest patterns-snd the most desira-
bic fine Jewelry, consisting, in part OF full and half
sets of Polished Frosted and Etru-can Gold, Pearl,
Cameo, Turquoise, Carbuncle, Painted, Jet, Blood
Stone, Coral, Lava, Enameled, Box and Glass, &c,
mostly in Etruscan mounting. Also Fob, Curb,
Vest, Guard, Eve Glass, and Ladies Chatelaine
Chains, Watch keys, Seals. kucklcs Slides, and
Charms,s Vest Hooks and Bars CGllr and Sieve
Buttons, Ladies Cuff Buttons and Prs ThimbIes,
Finger Riags Of all kinds, Brooches, Breast, Scarf
Shawl and Mantle Pins, Buckles and Slides, Ear
Rings, Lockets, Bracelets, Arnets Swivils, Snaps
Tips, Tooth Picks and Ear Spoons, Pencils, Pens
and CAssss, Spit RiHgs, Crosses, studs, aad But
tons: beautiful assortment of Necklaces, Gold
Beads, Handkerchief Rings and Chains, Glove
Bands, Diamond Rings, and Pins, and every article
pertaining to first class Jewelry Stnrs.
j. B M0REY jackson.
J. G. M0REY 4 BRO, Canton.
y b. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at
the jackson House by Sir. E. srland than whom
= -, IaRAo .rf-i,n : - l.
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VIEW 1EwEIpx
SPECTAcLES

1 HAVE just received splendid assortment of
the latest and most elegant styles Of Jeweiry Sc
leeted by q. Morey,of Canton who has also added
magnifcantly to his own stock Cali and see.
Sept. Q, '59-tf, ]. B. MoREf.
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DESIRABLE KEsIDENaE I755T Nm.
stanford,s wild Oats Grass See

Sianf0Fdss Wild Oats Grass Seed,
an w. Henry Steele of New Prospect Miss nj
IVA. my request sends few bushels # he
above seed for sale. desire planters in iris sec
ton to have o trial of them.
have the grass years from the seeding, now
green seed gathered and being cut afterwards this
season.
His price 81, so per bushel or % per peck.
Address Mr.. Steele, those who ara most conyen
lent to Winston co others enclosing cash for all
they want, expense will not be much.
EdRards Depot, aug 23--tf. N. w. PHILLIPS
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GooD CoBN.-Mr, Cannon Myers, handed
us the other day, well-filled ear of corn,
measuring thirteen inches, raised upon his
plantation, in this county, and says that such
ears are plenty in his crop. Rankin is ahead
--as far as heard FROM 5nndon Rep,tbKi-
eun
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The most difficult department of learning
is to unlearn. Drawing a mistake or preju-
dice out of the head is as painful as drawing
a tooth, and the patient never thanks the ope-
rator No man likes to admit that his favor
ite- opinion perhaps the only child of his
mind, is an illegitimate one. Sluggish intel
lects are ever the most obstinate, for that
which it has cost US much TO acquire, it costs
US much to give up and the older we get
the more closely we cling to errors.
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vALUARLE SLAVES ron SALE.

VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE.
z NE undersigned having purthased lot and es-
H. tablished permanent DEPOT for the sale of
slaves the city Of Jackson desires to say TO his
friends andthe public, that he will be found at
home by the l2thinst, with choice lot of slaves,
consisting of men, women, boys and girls to be had
az the lowest figures for cash or satisfactory accep
tances. Planters and Others are invited to exam
inc bis lot if they wish to buy number slaves
His depot is on State street, one square below
the old Mansion House.
ldec7 ST W A SHEWALTER
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No extra charges except for books and station
cry. &t. x5.o JOSEPH REGAIN
Presidentsol the BOaEdlof Trustees.
SAM'L McCLELLAE, Secretary. 4.
Sept ,59-wH
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any LADY."-Bonner, in the Ledger, thus
attacks prevalent valgarism,:
''MY LADY."-We wish the dictionary con-
tanned words strong enough to express our
detestation of this phrase, as applied by a man
to his better half Why substitute it for the
good old-fashioned, honest, loveabIe, loving
word-acite?
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BOARD OF INSTRUCTION. I'd aa1s
Rev. W. Hitlman, A. ~, Principal aud Psoaaspr Of
Mental and Moral Philesophy AaAlAneiaas Ian
E5l aenget, Professor Of voeat and rs an 81
Music end Teacher Of the German Languages
AIRS. Adelia u Hillman, Literaturs, Mathematics,
Painting, Drawing and Embroidery.
Miss, Sarah ~ ThepPson, English Branches.
Miss. ktissbsth r. Davis, latin, French, and Eng
lish Branches
Miss. Jennie II. Jolls, Assistaat ii Masie and
Teacher Of English branches "a 4 sasa} M
Miss. Sarah a. Thompson, GoFesness, "a 6a4ls
This Institution offers every fsciIity Tor the ~
tainment Of thorough, systematic and polished
education. Its Courses Of Study are three Primary
Preparatory and Collegiate fo'eaeh ofthase the
range of studies is such As wail ippart he mqst
thorough discipline and yet be sufficiently extern
ded to meet the wants Of all. - - q
None but the most highly educated, and exper-
fenced teachers are employed Asei BIS ~
The Musical and 0rnsmentsl DepAftmentR are
fully organized under expsriAnced zeaeeers Hno
are supplied With every appliance, pecsssar4 Ior
their successful maintenance. " a.ts
During the present year new ana 4 sN.s.s
Chemical and Philosophical Appa9Ases oeAaass
many Charts aud Mays, have been hdaea V We
Means Of illustration before ny sns Anst-
tute 50 that it's new not ip nh RaEkl9a-
lsf hvsApv similar instifutiou.,~ !. 1900
The Tlnar,libe HSass Il kept h thorough repair,
aat 4 furnished vi Ii ii ntfarhih1re.SV iActlcg
Application should BE- made ieagly hy those who
wish 10 obtain Board ia che lnsttptes4, .isS
The next session win commence Monday, October
94th For terms and other information address
the Principal! kObhlSf khLliSsN
~, > Prssidaal Of Beard Of Tfu5tSsE
II. \, REuAsY, sserstsryssaa5 Aug ~ 'ssTzf
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New Orleans School of Me

dlClnG.s4 l2TJ1a Be.s a.
audE FOURTH ANIMAL COURSE OF LsBC-
4 lures in this Institution will Commence on
MONDAY, the i4th day Of November, 1852 .s
A preliminary course of Lectures win eotnInence
on the 18th Of October, 1859, and the Professors
will deliver daily beside Lectures. I.s.1raE
Facnltys ~,
L. D. FENNER, N. D., Professor Of Theory aud
Practice. q o. A-tq y tla
AUSTIN FLINT, MD, Professor Of Clinical
Medicine, kc.. 40 80 - sesgiJ taaiiaa1 hng
SAMUEL CHOPIN, Al. D., Professer vi Sur
ISAAC 1. cRAwcouR, NJ. D., Professor a Il Che.
mistry, &C., De. ~ . a'it ~ tstAt$b ~ AAAi-f
ANTHONY PENSION, VI. D., PrOfsssor ~ ply
HOWARD Smith, N. D, ProisssOssef iNAtsriA
CORNELIUS c. BEARD, NJ. D., Professor II al
atomy. X la fH hass9 Gfis afsat
d. WARREN BRICKELb, Md RraFsssor Of
Obstetrics. ssr-r ss-- }, p, a.ghfits Ts4,..E
J. +. GRAIL N, D., Demonstrates II Anatomy.
The Professors are, under che law Of the State,
visiting Physicians and Surgeons to the Charity
Hospital. and their great aim is give their pupils
the most thorough practical instruction. i ~.
For Circulars, any ipformasiaa Ehaaexer,f adj
dress, e. d. FENNEK 81 81. DeSn.7
New Orleans, 5th Aug ,lSs9-2na = Iis
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Carriage Mandatory.
NORMAN PLATT s. co.

NORM AN PLA1I - SOs
4 An Capitol Street in West Jack - 5g i'll
" son, near the Canton Depot are $500.
now fully prepared to build or repair " = S2
every thing in the Carriage line, from Calache
Coach to Concord Buggy. Orders for new work
repairing, will meet vita prompt attention. We
are also sole proprieors of Norman Patts improved
Hanged metallic hub, which wheels we viii warrant
to he more durable than the old fashioned hub
Ned Parrish will continue TO supervise the iron
work of the establishment. We keep constantly
the best of painters and trimers &c. Orders for
work solicited All work warranted TO be well
done. July Il, Shy.
EBER EMPIRE CITY, enc large invoice of Pure
Il Chemicals, just to hand. J. s. SiZER.
june 1889
GOLD PENS.
Z PRONOUNCED the best ever brought 70 Jackson
from 81, so to $500 each Sent by mail on
receipt Of price. Iie2s' 59l il 1oREY.
WALL PAPER.
A LARGE assortment of the latest aud best
IA spring patterns, just opening, at very low ag-
ures Juuo % 500 ]. B. hoREY.
CHICKERING & SONS world renowned Pianos
~ on best terms by [aug 26l J. b. M0REY.
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD.
| 6SEVERAL thousand cords superior seasoned cord
- wood, in or feet lengths, for sale delivered
at the Southern Railroad Depot in this city, apply
| to George Fearn Co., or to W L. PATTON.
July 20 set
FOR SALE.
| a DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can be
n had on reasonable terms, by applying at this
office.
Also, q tract of land containing go acres in Co.
! piah county, near Pine Ridge.
June al '6e-tf.
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NOTICE.
TO all Stable Keepers aud dealers in herses a

To all Stable Keepers aud dealers in herses and
mules
DOARMAN'S STABLE is offered for sale on
-Rp good terms, and jackson is getting to be the
best Horse and Mule market in this section Of the
State. Any man of business qualifications can o
pen this well known establishment and do a fine
business. For further information apply to Har-
rson Taylor near the Stable
March Is, ISb9-Iy. F. II. BOARMAN
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOIT SALE.
u ME undersigned ofersfo sale hislate residence
4 in the city of Jackson situated on State street
opposite the residence Of Col. g. s. Tarpley.
L. v. DIXON. 6
Apply to II. o. Dixon or E. P. Russell.
oet 10 So
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New Advertisements.
: - - ---------
DRESS MAKING.

DRESS MAKING.
MRS. VI. Z. MlLLIT begs leave to inform her
w friends that she Is now prepared to do all
kinds of Dressmakng, at the shortest notice, and
in the most ashiouah Bile manner
Residence one door above Ii. b. Evans, opposite
the Pententiary. Sept p SIT.
Mount HermOn Female Institute.
NEAR CLINTON, MISS.
fsNHE fourth annual session Of the above named
Institute will commence on the third day OF
October 1859. The location is retired healthy,
and beautiful.
Able and experienced teachers are employed in
every department of the School. Textbooks ard
stationery furnished to pupils at the usual pri
ces.
The clearinghouse rooms are neat, large and
well ventilated. There fre-places in all the
room Boarders required to furnish their
towels and table apkins.
TERMs-The in similar institutions Of
the State. one-half of expenses required in ad-
vance. For particulars, see catalogue, or address
the principal. Sept u Swim. T. G. RICE.
ARTHUR & CO.,
WHOL Les ALE GRO GERS.
0ffice-Cor. Canal & New Levee Sts.,
STORES
On Fulton, Canal, New Leeve and Common SITS.
former stand of Messrs. Converse 4 Co..
May 3rd SLY. NEW ORLEANS,
NOTICE.
ID ANYWAY or stolen from the subscriber on the
Ia 4th of June 1859, negro man ramed Charles
ABOUT 81 years old, very llkeiy, and weighs about
i65. will pay one hunderd dollars to any person
who will catch said boy and deliver him to me on
my farm, one mile and half South Of Richland il
Holmes county, Miss,
Sept 81 '5s.w4w. J.W. PIGKENs.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
MRS. E. VIRDEN would inform her friends and
1NA patrons that she has just returned from New
York, with large assortment of French Millinery
Goods, of the latest and most approved styles, to
which their attention is respectfully called.
WANTED.
a SITUATION as English and Classical Teacher
"a in privite family.
REFERENcE-Hon Catchings Kinds Co, Miss.
Col H D Robertson, Kinds Co., Col w Wellborn,
Clinton, Kinds co., Rev A Newton, D. d. Jackson.
Address c G GATES, care Col Robertson, Bottoms
Miss. Sept 81 '50-tf.
BOARDING.
AIRS. A. L. SHACKELF0RD, still at her old
ltA stand, opposite the Southern r Depot,
licits the patronage of her friends, nd the public
generally. Sept % '56-w2m.
NOTICE.
DR0F. NJ. I. M0THERSHEAD, late of George
l. town, by, will begin the second session Of mis-
English and Classical School On Monday next.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims OF demands against
IN the late Planters Bank OF the State OF Mis-
sissippi, hereby notified present the same to
the undersigned trustees and make proof thereo
on or before the first day OF November next in or
der that a dividend may he made.
II. d. VAUDEVILLE, rr~,,st,cs
ELI. MONTGOMERY,
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rmR p CLiSSEY, Of New Orleans, respectfully
Hh informs the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this
place, that he will open his DAscING SCHOOL, Mon
dday Remember 18th, at Ladies Saloon, where he
viii teach ali the fashionable dances.
SAINT l6 s50a-tf,
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PRESERVE YOUR sTGaT.

eaNbMMONS IL CO., Pantaseupic brazilian Pebble
~ Spectacles, superior 10 any other in the use,
and constructed il accordance with the philosophy
Of nature in the peculiar fora4 Of eoncayo-conYex
mirror admirably adapted 10 TIE organ Of sightand
perfectly natural to tae eye, aifording altogether
the best artificial aid u the human yisen Manu-
assortment at ]. 3. A0RE1.
Sept 6, '59-tf
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EMBRoIRDERY.

4
M ISIS. A. CNLLENE WILLIAMS is nov pre-
4tA pared to teach this useful as well as beautiful
accomplishments and would be pleased to have q
class OF ladies' and misses to instruct in this city
She IS likewise ready to execute orders for ladiss
morning dresses, eieaks, &e, aai all varieties az
ehildrcns fancy clothing Specimens Of her work
be at her residence on che Street near the
Methodist Church. Aug % '59-4t*
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PRINTERS INh.

PRINTERS I'M.
VIE attention of Printers SCALED u steak OF
Il News Ink, twenty i've pounds in key, which
will sell at 20 cents per pound Not less than a
keg viii be sold aud no enc need order wthoutfor-
warding the cash. A. n. KIMBALL.
July '59--a. MississippiRn Office.
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FOR SALE
A SITUATION WANTED.

A FINE No l. Hickory, Pori able Top Buggy, fol-
n sale. For particulars apply at this office.
Al, LIZ Jha-tfk
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AIRS. A. E. SHACKELFORD, still at her oil,
ItA stand, opposite the Southern R Depot, So
lieits the patronage of her friends, and the publ
generally. Sept % '56-w2m.
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SWAMP LAND ABOVE OVERFLOW
1 1 z

w AChEo Of land on Bayou Pierre for
A1o sale 500 acres open and in high state
Of cultiYation-highly improved. A bargain will
be given TO an early purchaser. Apply to the I'M
dersigned, near Raymond, Miss b. MILLER.
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WossF AGAIEii

HOME AGsAINtl t;ssctas
NNR. KNAPP has returned, and may be found ~
~ his posf, ready to attend to those who desire
Ms services. ne has new InstFaments, AZ lhte3m-
provernents In dentistry and Aiarge quantity Of
ihe most ltsstk q the Latest and mQsp ap-
bro style, aug 50 'be-yA
b8 Will Z as halhaI 0a SEQ "
e ad % ioa ,aad AZ .ob Fzb'rra
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ALS0-1350 acres OF land in Sunaower county,
Hiss; $50 in cultivation. 500 deadened. This is
equal to any land in the State and is adjoining the
large plantations of Major Whitehead and Col. B.
G. Humphreys. 1t lies two miles from the Yazoo
river. Inquire of Geo. JONAS or the subscriber
it belongs to the late firm of Ward L Jonas. For
terms apply to Ward Hunt Il Co., New Orleans, now
or the subscriber ih New Orleans after l0th 0cto-
her. r. J. WARD.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-28
pRINTING OFFT,,E F0R SAI,F.
Residence for Safe,

ksOR sale in the city of Jackson, Miss, ii lot
a eighty feet front by two hundred feet back
oppsoite the Christian chapel. There on saidlet
dwelling with SIX rooms, ciStern, outhouses, &c.
The lot in a good neighbor6ooj, and convenientto
the churches and business part Of the town. The
terms and conditions win be made easy and reas-
enable Enquire of L. A CLARK, or J. b. Clark Of
Jackson, or the undersigned by letter directed
Benton. Miss. II. PICKETT.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-28

A YOUNG LADY who has had charge Of ar
"A Academy for two years, desires sitnation al
a TEAcHER, in q school or private family. Course
Of instruction the higher English branches, French
Mnsic. and some Of the Ornamental branches Best
reference San be given.
address Miss B. b., Box Ii, Jackson, Miss, sta.
ting terms proposed. Sept 10 59-tf