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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-02
Senators Hold over
Representatives.

Adams-Chas. A. Pipes.
Amite-C E. Firth.
Attala-J. A P Campbell, H. d. Palmer
Bo.ivar-Chas Clark
CaIhoun-A. NJ Reasons, J. A. Duncan.
Carroll-J P Scales, j. N. Hamilton.
Chickasaw-J. L. s. Hill, I. C. Bugg.
Choctaw-I P Trotter, Jackson Martin,
Gilbert Coffey.
Claibome-W. S. Wilson.
Clarke-Geo. Evans.
C0piah-T W. Ellis, t. II. Wheeler.
Coahoma-Henry C. Chambers.
Cavington-V. L. Terrell
De Soto. C. Calbsrtson, JAS d. Ruffin,
H. D. johnson.
Franklin-Dewitt c. Graham.
Green-M II. Winburn.
Hancock-W H. Claiborne.
Ha-rison-J. L. Henly
Hinds-C. E. Hooker. J. J. Smylie, R. H.
PurlOm.
Holmes-D. W. Sanders, W. B. Jenkins.
Issaquena-Wmt Adams.
Itawamba-Jacob Barden, VIM. Downs,
John Walker. j. c. Gilstrap.
Jacks on-Walter Denney
Jasper-A. F. DlntzIer
Jefferson-E. II. Hicks.
Jones-J. f. Smith
kemper-O. Y. Nelly, Fl. Tisdale.
Lafayette-D. W. Rogers, W. Owen.
Lau1erdale-J. D. Tolson, W. W. Hall.
Lawrenee-Isaac Newton.
Leake-R. J. Hall
Lownles-Beyerly Matthew'S j. NJ L.
Smith.
Madison-James S Reid.
Marion-W. II. Bishop
Marshall-Berry R. Long, 7. L. Dunlap,
Russell Dean, I. L. Hudson, A. @. Withers
Monroe-John R. Lyles, B. NJ Bradford
Neshoba-J L. Baclstrome
Newton:-M. NJ. Keith
Noxubee-W. B. Augustus.
0ktibbaha-Wm H. Merinar.
Panola-A. j. Ellis, W. B. Dickins.
Perry-lSaac E. Carter
Pike-H. E. Weathersby
POntotoc-R. A. Pinson, B. F. Whorter,
A. J. Shelton, W. T. Holmes.
Rankir-H. r. Ware, Duncan McRae.
Scott-Dayid r. Jones.
SIMPSON,. B. Walker.
Smith-Love Gasque.
Sunfiower-E. T. Jones'
Tallahatchie-A. G. Murphey
fippah-S. c. Rutherford, R. McAlister, j.
L. Mcdonald, VIM Knox
TiShomingo-M. Suratt, c. W. Bell, B. B.
Boone, Mr.. Akers.
Tunica-R. H. Byrne.
Warren-W G. Smedes
Westinghouse. Valiant
Wayne-Johu West
WilknSon-H. S. Van Eaton.
Winston-T. P. Miller, G. G. Beaman.
YalIobusha-G. G. Armistead, ?. T. VIII
liamS.
Yazoo-H. Baflsdale, II. j. Thomas
City of Natehez-Douslas Walworth
City of Vicksburg-W A. Like.
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-pI1NT1TToN FoR SALE


OFFER for sale my Plantation ~ miles West
Il Of Jackson, Kinds county, Miss consisting Of
1870 acres, divided into tllagO and timber land ~
follows: nearly 500 acres in cultivation and the
| remainder woodlands portion Of it bottom and
| heavily tmbered. There is dwelling house, cab
| ms. and a gin on the premises.
For further particulars apply 70 mein CAnton' Or
to Mr.. u. II. Dunn on the premises.
Oct % '5g-W4t% j. II. CALDWELL.
VALUA BILE PLANTATION FOH SALE
OFFER for sale my "AthlOne" place, sitnateds
Il in Wilkinson county, Miss, about lSH miles
from Woodvie and ~ from Matches, on the lower
Woodville and Nathez road, between the BuhAlo
and Homochitto. 1t is some IL miles from Hutch.
ms Landing the Mississippi IL some four o.
hye miles in direct line from that river and
when the Homochitto is opened II will 10 within
two miles Of navigation. 1t contains about 1tOo
ceres Of very fine land, great deal Of u bottom
land; IS beautifully timbered, and affords ~ 1ae
pasture as eau be found in the country. AbOutSoe
acres are now in cultivation. The improvom0nS
consist of dwelling house. house. quaTtOFs OoFn
cribs, stable DC. The neighboFhOod 10 good and
healthy Possession given LIST OF January.
For terms apply to JOHN 8. HOLT.
Oct % '59-s&wtf
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DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
OF TIE CIIl Ut Ne" OhLE ANs'
Corner Of camp aud Common Streets.
IN THE ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS EDIFICE
KNOWN AS THE STORY BUILDING.
founded IA 1892.

Founded IA l. 81.
Chartered by the Legislature Of Loatsidna
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL DEPARTMENTS.
Capital Stock, S25U,o0o in shares OF 50 each.
/ I is open the entire year. day and evening. Its
object is TO iii persons, ia the shortest time and
at the least expense, for Business. Persons from
IL To so years of age attend.
\. b. Merchants apply here for Clerks and Baok-
keepers. There are probably not less than two
thousand Of the former students III business houses
this city. There are able Professors for eac
branch. Students can begin at any time, and on
any day they may desire ind have the tight to al
tend until perfect.
Board De had with the Professor or other
good iumiiIes;s pedking English, French Spanish or
German, ut from 81 to S6 per week.
Special attention will be paid To placing students
where they will have the ani attention OF home.
Ladies anu gentleman iuy.ted to visit the
College and jndge for themselves.
Catalogue, ec.. sent TO all who desire them
TERMS PaVahle in Advance !
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VALUABLE FARM IN MINDS COUNTY
FOR SALE.

NHE most convenient, pleasant and desirable -
Il Hill place in Kinds county, near RaymoadG
tor sale. The tract contains 500 acre-4OO eleared
and in high state Of cultivation.
For further information, apply at tie Gazette
Olfice JnIv 10 20
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800 ACRES OF HONEY ISLAND
LAND FOR SALE!

VOFFER my plantation on Honey Island for sale,
4 Nv land IS 100 well known to require long dOs-
eriptqn-saice it say, it was above the high water
OF lS5O--5s. ANY one wishing to buy, can get
lsv,r;,tion,of the land from Messrs Block, McAfee
& "a, New Orleans, Hon. Madison McAfeo, Jack
SON Miss. or the undersigned, al Lexington Miss.
SUI JOHN A. DURDEN.
az The Mssissippian, Vicksburg Wing and
Y d, Pieayuno r Ease copy in Weekly, and send
hill 70 this Office,
g.
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NTOP AND THINK.

no you want anything in Saddle Bride line
~ to show your stock to advantage at the ap.
proaching STATE FAIR, if SO, call and examine
full of Brides, Bits Saddles Stirrups
Horse Covers, Trunks, Valises, Saddle Bags and
everything appertainiRg to my line, at the CITY
Trunk Store.
Also some Of those No Iron axle-tree wagons
and horse. G. JOHNSON.
W. II. Aliens old stand, State street.
fehII SLY
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

oFFEh my residence tor sale at very low fig
= ures and II Is Que c the most central places 10
towns highly improy> u tn all the oopyeni,n
ces necessary u home. Ia Ouse has eight rooms
100 feet front by 22O feet leep-tWo sonares west
OF the Capitol fronting the Executive Mansion.
octl6 5S--tf
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OXFORD MALEACADEMY.

VIE Trustees lake pleasure la announcing to the
Il public, that the exercises OF TINS Institution
commenced on Monday 9th September, under the
joint superintendance of Mr.. A. l.. Lewis, and has
son, Mr.. }. l.. l. WIS. Tie former has had an ex.
perIence OF many years in preparing boys for Col
iege, the latter, four Eve years. Both Teach
ers by profession, and emnenty qualified
Parents who may desire to have their thorough
ly prepared for admission into our State UNIVERSE
ty, would do well to place them here. The cholas-
TIC year is divided into two sessions the first,
mences on the LIST Monday in september, and will
close the last week Of January, 1860. The second
session will commence the LIST day OF February, and
close the last week IN une.
Rates of Tuition per session SIS and $50. Incl
dental fee per session 81. W. NJ. Ii. SMITHER.
Oct Is SGT jan LIST. President Of the Board.
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COpIah County Land for Sale--2O,OOO
Acres.
VII above number Of acres of land will be
sold at private sale to suit purchasers. II
les on and within seven miles Of Railroad track
and convenient u Hazlehurst and BahaIa Depots.
It varies in quality from the best creek bottom
TO the common pine hill. Purchasers may on rca-
sohabe terms obtain tracts OF any size and quail
ny. For information apply to me At GaIlatin.
Copah county, Miss. SAML REDUS.
Jan. 5, '5S.-tf. AGENT
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
To all Stable Keepers and dealers in horses and

TO IN blaUIO AVtpvIe NlU U0HI0Is IN lOTBO1 nno
mules
E(0ARMAN'S STABLE is offered br sale on
- good terms, and jackson is getting to be the
best Horse and Mule market in this sexton Of the
State. Any man Of business qualifications can o.
pen this well known establishment anl do hns
business. For further information apply to Har-
rison Taylor near tae Stable.
March IS, lS59-ly. +. NJ BOARMAE
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From Hon. MADISON MCAFEE, AUDITOR OF THE
STATE OF MIssIssIPPT.
DR.. G. S. kNAPP:-DEAR SIR Having known
you intma' ely TOR the last five years, and having
experienced great benefit IRON your professional
services, | take much pleasure in adding my testi.
mony to your efficiency Dentist, and will take
pleasure in referring those of my friends who may
need dental services, 10 call upon you, feeling as
sured they will be benefited by your professional
operations, well as much pleased with You as an
urbane and accomplished gentleman
Very truly, your friend, MADISON MCAFEE
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PROSPECTUS Or ST. JOSEPiI,S FE.
MALE ACADEMY.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, MADISON CO. MISS.
fkWIS Institution conducted by the Sisters Of st.
Il Joseph, Is situated On tae Canton and Carthage
sta road this site having been selected on account
Of the peculiar healthfuueSS Of the location. The
bulldngs, although not quite complete yet, gre
however sufficiently large to accommodate from
thirty to forty boardeTs The play grounds are ex-
tensive and pleasantly shaded. The course Of in
structon comprises every branch Of education,
both useful and ornamental, taught in the best
academies of the country.
The terms Of The institution have lately been
duced in order to bring within the reach of larger
number of children, the inestlmable benefit of
OF a christian education. Pupils OF every religious
denomination admitted, while undue influ-
ence ever be used to bias the religious princi-
pies OF the young Ladies' will any of the schol-
ars be allowed To embrace the Catholic Religion
without written permission from their pa ents.
Terms: per session of five months payable in
advance.
Entrance the first year only).... s. 90
Board and Tuition, bed ami bedding, WASH
ing anu mending Observation-Disclosures. on UU
Piano and use OF Instrument ...-........ 20 0O
Guitar. Is 90
French language forms extra charge
Painting in Water CoIors, Grecian and Orient tai
also instruction in the making of hair worsted AID
muslin flowers, form extra charges. Books and
stationery are furnished at the institution, and
charged TO Parents. Boarders required Il
bring with them knife, fork, spoons, napkins, cont
etc.
WINTER UNIFORM Blue Merno dress and cape
BLACK silk apron, dark 10Th cloak white straw bon
net trimmed with red.
SUMNER UNIFORM: Pink and Write dress ant
bertha capes, blue sash, swiss lin veil and it
straw fat, trimmed with blue.
Ihe scholastic year c8inmenoes on the first Mon
day IN September, and ends on the fifteenth day o
July.
Livery three months bulletins are transmitted I,
parents and guardians informing them of the con
duet. proficiency and health of their children o.
wards.
All communications to be addressed to the Moth
er Superior of ST Joseph's Academy.
REFERENCES: Ri Rev Bishop Elder, Nathez, aBC
all the the Rev Clergy Of the Diocese
n 1.-The stage leaves Mr. Pearce's Hotel Can
ton, Miss, for Sulphur Springs, every Mondsy
Wednesday and Friday att NJ.
Sept '59-wIm.
PRESERVE YOUR SIGHT,
SEMMONS Co, Pantascopic BrazaIian Pebbl,
~ Spectacles, superior to any other ia the use
and constructed la accordance with the philosoph,
Of atuse, in the peculiar form Of a cOncavo-
mirror admirably adapted to the organ of sight an
perfectly natural to the eye, atf0rding altogethel
the best artificial aid to the human sison! Mann
featured only sermons Co., just received larg,
assortment at j. b. MOREY
Sept. 6, 59-tf.
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SAFE.

w IohIAG to change my business, / offer for
w sale my plantation and tract Of land, lying
near the month of Fai- River in Lawrence county,
MSS, consisting in Fart uf Pearl and in part Of
Far River iauds. The tract contains 1888 acres 2I5
acres OF which are in high state of cultivation and
SIXTY or seventy acres deadened. 1t is as proaue
i've as any land in the country made last year
on lttoo bales OF cotton with IL hands being over
> oales to the hand, with corn, potatoes &c, in
oouEaanee-the land lies level, in body, and
nearly all tllabe. Tao improvements consist of
good dwelling, Gin and Press aud oh er necessary
out ould'bgs, mostly new-the buildings are laca-
ted on the bluff of Fair River = beautiful stream
OF pure water abounding in fish, with a never iail-
ing we'll of excellent water in the ward Tba ,laee
IS repated, and has proved to be very healthy, IN
desirable neighborho,d, convenient T. a good
senool and Church. 1t is 5 miles north Of Month
cello, IL miles east of Bahala Dsrot Good stcrk
range wlli sell at very low figures
p roEi utther particulars apply TO Hubert 4 Bowen
brookhaven, or TO myself on the plantation.
Aug. 10 '59-2m. -
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PEARL RIVER FARM FOX SALE.

Il ME Undersigned otfers for sale his plantation
II SITUATED on the east side OF Pear; River, AZ
miles from Monticello and estvil!e road.
Tins place contains five hundred acres, three
hundred Of which are in nigh state OF cultivation
all the land is new ana fresh. Ii alao has a fae
new dwelling house, negro cabins, gin and mill.
stables, &c, embracing all necessary buildings aud
couveniences. Terms reasonable
Sept Is '5g-tf B. w THOMPSON
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NJ 1NTATJON FOR SLAE.

: xoR SALE, "a plantation IN Alfalfa Co., FIVE
q niles from French Camps, Choctaw Co. Miss,
containing twelve hundred acres of land located
lie ir,m the liae Of the Great Northern Il X.
.nd twenty weight from the Central X. r, There is
beuse en- the place, with five rooms, new gin
S,rsS and screw; good negro cabins and plenty of
,,slsrt water This tract is situated that il
,-,,bt he eonvenietly divided into several smaller
t-rs,s About 500 acres Of the land are creek bot
- sn5 table landslide rest pine lands. The.
lace i the property Of Mrs. E Miller, to whom
write at French Camps, ChoctAW 20 Miss. or to J.
" C.rk YaTso City Miss, or J. b. Clark jackson
N,ss;..,n,i Oct Set lsl.
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MRS. DUDLEY.

MRS. DUDLEY.
kEGS respectfully to inform the Ladies of Jack
son, ana surrounding country that she will
open the store (corner Of Pearl 4 State) formerly
occupied by Raum, on Monday the 10th of October
Win ne'c aad fashionabte stock of Millinery and
Fanch Goods, Dress Trimmings DC.
Mrs. ID. has secured the assistance of exney;ene-
ed persons for the management of the Dressmaking
ana 'Mliiinery Departments Of her business, and
hopes oy constant attention, she will continue to
merit that liberal patronage she has hitherto been
iaxorea WIN. Sept 80 '59-tf
0O nnaoS GOD LIVER OIL JELLY.
A PPK0VED ~ the New York Academic 81
: Medicine containing eighty-ive per cent Of
pure otiicinal Cod Liver Oil, and is q very pleas
ant jelly is retained, dgestsd and asst .uilated
arresting the progress of all Pulmonary and Bron-
PENFOLD, CLAY 4 CO.,
General Agents, New York.
For sale by ]. s. SlZER, jackson, and Druggists
generally. Jana 59-f2m
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Wise. and has ordered the immediate delivery
of the outlaws. Cook and another man named
Hazlett. who is also implicated in the HarPers
Ferry instruction, to the authorities OF VIZ
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MICROBES For SALE.

4 HAVE just received from Virginia, South X
ICarolina ard Missouri, as likely and health "a
thy lot OF Negroes as ever came from those NJ
States consisting Of field hands, mechanics nurses
washers and ironers, and cocEs which Will sell at
rates which cannot fail to please the purchaser.
will keep a large number of Negroes at my Depot
on Mu berry street constantly on hand for sale
and will be able to supply all with just such Ne
groes they may wish, al any time.
As my Brother is constantly IN * ng purchase:
in the Border States, | will be able to supply all
who may wish to purchase during the whole season
at more enable prices than elsewhere,
Oct IS '59-3m A II. FORREST & co.
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Georges Mississippi Reports.
TBSHE 9Th volume of Georges Mississippi Reports
4 have just been received, and for sale by c. A.
Moore, and J. b. Mercy of Jackson Miss.
Vols. l, 2, 3, and can be had at the above
booksellers.
Per per VOL, S. at the store or SIS SO mailed.
SAINT IL ,hQ--tf
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Land for Sale

Vie HUBNChIbER offers for sale on roaeon able
Il terms one OF the best plahtAtions in Madison
county. 1t contains fourteen hundred and q RhtV
acres and is well improved, about seven huudred
acres IN cultivation, mostly fresh cleared Persons
wishing to purchase first rate place would do vel
to examine, for particulars, address
W. H. MURFREE,
Sept. 30, 1s59-tf BrownsvilIe Ms,
Valuable Real Estate in JACKSON 10 he DIS.
posed OF i'm nediatcIy..-Decided
. Bargains for Cash.
HNHAT comuoiiOUs Store and Warebouse \ s,or
les, brick building and lot No IS, State street.
Commodious Store and lot No 10, Cheapshide, and
Large story dwelling house aud lot ON Amite
street, near state Small dwelling use and lot on
fdscpgoula near Congress, and that tine vacant lot
y 70, .quare No ), north, opposite the Christian
Church.
Apay to the subscrber,who will be at home dur
lhs o'tooer. JAMES SMITH.
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W. H. MURFREE,


A DESIRABLE residence Tor sale, which can be
"A bad reasonable terms, by applying at his
Office.
Also, a tract Of land containing 22O acres in Co.
plan county near Pine Ridge.
June Fl '5S-tf
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SPEERS, PATENT CLASP AND HOOP
IRON BANDS.

FOX RA Ii Il A4OITOS.
SUPPLIES of these very convenient, strong AID
~ cheap fastenngs which have afforded such uni
form satisfaction to Planters, and received the first
Prize at the last Stale Agricultural Fair of MIS-
zissip;.i, as we'll specimen clasps, explanatory
circulars and all inform Ition concerning them can
be hal of the undersigned agent. of the Fatentee
for the Sou thWestern States.
COPIES L HELPS,
No. l9 Camp st. New Orleans.
George Fearn Co. Agents, Jackson Miss. keep
:. supply ct the above superior bands haud and
vi fill orders for any quantity upon short notice
II New Orleans nrlces. June '59-tf.
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MRS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nurse
and female physicians, has Soothing Syrup
for children teethin, which greatly facilitates
the process of teething by softening the gums,
reducing all infiamation-will allay all pain,
and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Per-
iectly safe in all cases. See advertisement
IN another column. Aug. 80 80 s&w1y.
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Nice Little Farm for Sale.

ME undersigned offers Tor sale has plantation
4 lying in the North eastern eoTnerof Kinds Co.,
containing 400 acres more or less-loo acres Oh
which are G cared and in cutivati0n-the balance
well tmbered. A large portion Of the land is the
best creek bottom to DO found the State-none Of
which is subject to overflow. Improvements consist
Of hewn log dwelling, with six rOoms-hEe hewn
log smoke house twenty feet square, aud two stories
high-new framed negro quarters, with brick chin
neys-gin house, mill new press, cribs &c. Cora
fodder hogv, cattle and farming implement will be
sold with the place if desired, at reasonable rates
Persons desiring to purchase are referred, during
my absence, TO Mr.. X. Hsndrick, living the road
leading fr'm jackson to Livingston, SIX miles trs IL
the former place, who will show them The land. and
state terms OF sale; or to Mr. A Virden Of jackson
Sept 59-w2m. NJ. l.. FORT
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or PURIFIEs THE BLOOD! There
is no medicine extant so reliable in the cure
of Scrofula, letter, Chronic ulcers, Syphilitic
disorders, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Leu
corrhea, and like diseases, as B. F. Williams
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and Iodide
of Potassium. 1t can be had of c. A.
MOORE, Jackson, Miss A trial will give
you satisfaction. Aug. 8 so -3m.
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SIUJ AS ~ - 1GD
she ABOVE reward wal be plid for the arrest
Z ami I,,i3ery Of William McBeth, who escaped
fr,. u tue Mississippi Pententiary the 5th inst.
He was heard from % the road IL Canton He is
II years uld-wegh bout 1875 pounds. Has sma.
blue eyes and dark hair. walks fast and speaks
quick, has q small face, impuient look He will
probably make effort to get to ltawamba county
where he was convicted. 4. NJ. HARDIN,
Oct. Z, '59-w4t. Sup't Mas. Pen'ty
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY who has had charge of an
IA Academy Tor two years, desires situation as
aTEACHER, in a school or private family. Course
OF instruction the higher English branches French
Music, and some of the Ornamental branches. Best
reference can be given.
Address Miss b. B., Box II, jackson, Miss, sta
ting terms proposed. Sept l6 SET.
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ran SALE.

A LANYARD in active operation, with good
N aud necessary buildings the best bark, and
other facilities that can be AFFORDED on good terms.
~ exsmine the premises, near Brownsville, Kinds
Co, Miss, or confer with ...
-
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From his Excelency, Gov. J. j. MCRAE.
DR.. G. 5. kNAPP:-DEAR SHIT gives III q pleas
ure to bear testimony to your skill, expe-
rienced aud accomplished Dentist You will allow
me to express to you at the same time my warm es-
teen for you friend anu gentleman.
Very truly, Yours, JOHN j. AcRAE.
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hNOR sale IN the city OF JacSsUn, Miss. a lot
l. eighty feet front by two hundred feet back
opp,oite the Christian chapel. There is on said lot
dSelling with SIX rooms, cistern, Outhuuses, DC.
The lot Is in good neIghbOrhood, a 10
the churches anu business part OF the town. The
terms and conditions will be made easy and reas-
unable. Enquire Of z. A. Clark, or J. b. CLARK. Of
Jackson, or the undersigned by letter directed
Benton, Miss II. PICKETT.
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A CARD.

A PIECE appeared in the Mississippian headed
"A "the so-called AbolitIonist on his Travels
which alluded to me. feel myself too much Of a
gentle man to answer at length such lowlife sian
derer as Mr.. Johnathan Weathersby, and such a
charge as he has brought against 1t wou
have been better and mcre gentlemanly for him
to have paid me my honest earnings. lcarllenge
him to prosecute me in the Circuit Court Of HILds
County, at Jackson, where | AIN known. Ii he
tails to do SO, shall consider myself free from the
charge, and dismiss the matter.
jackson Nov l '59-sf.W 1t WIN LUNDBERtI.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-02
BOWMAN HOUSE FOR SALE.

JACK>UN MISS.
EVILS IN ,dern built, we'll arranged, and C mm1-
4 nodtnus house, together VITA the furniture
&c &C. Being located at the seat Of Government,
~here are hell the various Courts, aud the State
Fair it will always command u lucrative patruna &C.
The Bowman House IS 50 well known, and it, re-
putation 80 well established that description is
unnecessary.
Far further particulars inquire Of the under
Oct 2S ST. ]. H. BOWMAN