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Carriage Mandatory.
NORMAN PLATT Il co.

Carriage Mandatory.
NORMAN PLATT L. CO.
IN Capitol Street in West Jack . &C. 4
" son, near the Canton Depot are EEIA
now fully prepared to build or repair SzZ- S2
every thing in the Carriage line, from UAiacne
Coach to Concord Buggy. Orders for new work or
repairing, will meet with prompt attention. We
also sole propretors of Norman Platts improved
to be 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, '59-ly.
J. III. YOUNG, JACKSON, MISS.
Constable for Jackson Beat.
"IILL attend to all collecting and act as agent
w for all claims placed in his hands, either
here or from distance, also agent for the sale of
and. July II, '59-tf.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE e.
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JUST RECEIVEDi IS
~ IA sy sra s.f.BALEY aco.
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Tfl TaE pHuI.IC.
CONCERT.

MISS. Il. L,H0MMEDIEU will open the school
1NA formerly taught BY Miss. Merrill, at the same
place, on the first Monday In October 1859, and
soicts the patronage Of her friends aud the public
generally. July " 1851.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE,


+ OFFER for sale the plantation on which now
II reside, located six miles South of Shengal Car
roll county, ON the Mississippi Central Ra lroad,
containing about 1900 acres-about 500 acr in o
high state of cutiyation-the balance is finely tim
bered. The place is desirable one in every re-
spect; being well improved, great part Of it in
second bottom, Big Black located in one Of the
healthiest and most desirable neighborhoods in the
country, &c., &C..
For particulars refer to Gen. Jo Bell, Jackson,
Miss, and DIR. C. N. Walden, Shongalo. As shall
be absent after the 10th of June, my overseer, Mr.
Cone, viii show the place to any one wishing 10 ex-
anime. Terms easy.
June 3, 4w. G. 5. HUDSON.
Virginia. Roach Traps.
F You want to free your house of Reaches and
Il yermin Of that class get one Of these Traps
right away. They are cheap, and work well For
sale by LEES '59I r. A.SMITH.
GOLD PENS.
DR0N0UNCED the best ever brought TO jackson
from $l,5o TO $500 each. Sent by mail on
receipt Of price. tje2S'59l ]. B. N0REY.
The Freshest and pnrest Drugs and Medi.
cines.
A RE constantly arriving. Prescriptions dispen-
n sed By w. s. Bright N. d. J. b. M0REY.
JiDe 28 s59-
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TWENTY.THIRD SESSION.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE
MEDICAL DEP ARFMENT
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1,5OO ACRES OF HONEY ISLAND
LAND FOR SALE!
V0FFER my plantation on Honey Island for sale,
Il My land is too well known to require long des-
cription-suice 1t say, it above the high water
sof ls50--58. Any wishing to buy, get
despription of the land from Messrs Block, McAfee
Co., New Orleans, Hon. Madison McAfee, jack
son Miss, or the undersigned, at Lexington Miss.
JOHN A. BURDEN.
IL The Mssissippian, vioksburg Wing and
N. O. Picayune please copy in Weekly, ana send
bill to this Office.
April ,59-6m
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A FINE TRACT OF BOTTOM LAND
RAn SAFE

FOR 81 A1Gls
vHNHE subcriber offers fer sale very superior
l. tract of bottom land in Taliahatehie county.
The tract contains fifteen hundred acres, about
three hundred acres deadened, ahd eighty in high
state of cultivation. Thsewhole nearly, or nearly
water mark 1t lies about one mile and half from
the mouth of Black Bayou on Tallahatchie River.
Bargain be had. Pos particulars apply TO
JAMES MINTER. MeNutt, Miss.
Or to S. W. EVANS, Oxford, Miss.
Nav 81 'bQ-tf
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GEORGE III. vINTEN,
TYPE FOUNDRY

Printers Warehouse,
No. 1O5 Poydrns Street,
BetgeeH Camp and 81. Charles .Sinssts,)
NEW oRLKANB.
~ Presses, Types, Inks, Paper, Cards, and Fur
niture of every description at manufacturers Pri-
ces.
Having large stock constantly on hand, the pro-,
pretor is prepared to I'LL orders Of any magnitude,
and ship 1T a. hours notice.
Estimates for country newspapers and Job Offices
furnished by return mail.
Agent for the sale Of Il. Hoe 4 Co.'s Presses and
Jas. Corners 4 Sons Types. Old Type taken in
exchange for new, ut ten cents " ID. Second-han
Presses bought and sold,
May sly.
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COpiah County Land Tor Sale.-2O,OOO
Acres.
yKNHE above number Of acres Of land will be
l. sold at private sale 10 suit purchasers. 1t
lies and within seven miles Of Railroad track.
and convenient to Hazlehurst and Bahala Depots.
1t 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 at Gallatin,
Copiah county, Miss. SAPL REDUS,
jim. 5, 5S.-tf. Agent
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DENTAL CARD

DENTAL CARD.
II R. 4 d. s. LEMMAN, continue -
II. to practice Dentistry in all its ~
Branches. Teeth inserted with all 1IIE
the modern improvements, from single tooth to an
entire set on gold plate, with or without Gums
Aliens continuous Gums on platena plate, and by
Blandy's CheaPlastic process, at different prices,
for the various styles Of work.
All calls from the adjoining towns and country,
attended to by one OF the firm. Office Capitol
street near Mssissippian office.
July II. l859-IY. d. Il. 4 d. s. lehman.
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n VIE friends and patrons of the jackson Home
a School respectfully invited to attend the
AhnGal Concert. to be held at the Institution, on
Thursday and Friday evening, ut o'clock.
special invitation is extended to all Musicians.
T,l1 o e
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Old and Popular Restaurant Removed !!
~ j. DRAkE grateful for the liberal patronage
LIE conferred upon his establishment for years
past, by his Numerous friends of Warren, Kinds,
Rankin, Madison ana the surrounding counties of
Mississippi, as well by the good people Of the
Parishes Of Carroll and Madison, Louisiana, and
thuse adjacent and the public generally, begs leave
to inform them that he has removed his Restaurant
to the opposite corner, between the Bar-roons of
Botto and Genella, where he is better prepared
than ever to accommodate his patrons with the
finest Oysters, Fish, Fowl and Game, ar ] all the
delicacies which the season affords, carefully OBJ
tanned from the most reliable aud experienced de-
alers in the New Orleans market.
He has secured the services Of cooks Of the very
first class and trusts by strict attention to the
wants of his customers, constant and choice
supply Of the very best in his line, and fair and
reasonable charges tosut the times, to merit
tinuance of the liberal patronage generously ex-
tended to him at his old stand.
Ia Remember, the corner opposite Washing
ton Hotel. Entrance on China street.
Parties served at all hours with dinners or sup
pers, at short notice.
b. J. DRAKE, Restaurateur,
Oct. 10, Is5s-tf Vicksburg.
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SPECrACLES !!

SfECTACLES !!
SCOTCH AND BkAZfhfAN PEBBLE GLASS
- es, Periscopic, Convex and Cancave Glasses.
80 Pair Finest Gold frame speetaeles 81 so to 5000
IS Coin Silver frame 81 rs to 100
70 Finest Steel Frame S1,09 to 81, so
so g" Gold and Silver Plated so to SO, SO
forming their age, the length Of time they have
used spectacies, and the distance they see to
read most plainly, without the use Of spectacles.
June 81 '5g-tf. ). B. M0REY.
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HUNTSVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE
ALABAMA.
ERNHE mountain iocatioa--the beauty Of Hunts
Il vilIe-the elegance Of the building, supplied
too with Gas light and fresh water In every story,
the thorough discipIine-the Faculty eonpesed Of
fifteen members, some Of whom distinguished eda-'
eatOrs,-and the fact that the patronage IS from
among the very best people, and extends over eight
of the States all combine to recommend this lnsa-
tuition to southern parents as first class Boarding
School. The next scholastic year will begin on the
LIST Monday in September. Please write for Cata-
Iogue to the President.
julyI2 SO I'm. REV. GEO. NJ. EVERHART.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
FHNHE undersigned offers for sale the place on
IL which he resides. situated on the Clinton
road, IL miles from the State House, comprising
II acres Of land in high stats Of cultivation and
q splendid orchard and Garden. The dwelling con.
tains six rooms, we'll finished, full length gallery in
front, with all necessary ouihausss, two eistefns,
and taken altogether is one Of the most pleasant
and desirable residences near the city.
Terms liberal 10 suit the times. Apply to the
undersiened on the place. ]. STRAUSS.
AurfI 81 s58--tf.
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QUERU'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY.
a PROVED by the New York Academy of
n Medicine; containing eighty -6ye per cent of
pure oticinal Cod Liver oil, and is very pleas
Jelly. 1t is retained, dgested and assinilated
like any food, improving the digestive organs, and
arresting the progress Of all Pulmonary and Bron-
chital Affections
PENFoI1D, CLAY & CO.,
General Agents, New York
For sale by J. s. SIzER, Jackson and Druggists
generally. jana 59-l2m
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LANES WILSON.

MORE FRESH COOKS, received at
ItA Mayo 80 J. b. M0REY'S.
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- u. y. DIshhA, IsesIHu IateuIJ
Oct. 10, I858-tf Vicksburg
|, 500 ACRES OF HONEY ISLAND

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
lust RECEIVED a fresh supply from New York
- may 20 so. c. A. MOORE.
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,PEERs' PATENT CLASP AND HOOP

SPEERS, PATENT CLASP AND HOOP
IRON BANDS,
FORBALING COTTON. ss
SUPPLIES Of these very convenient, strong and
- cheap fastenings which have afforded such uni
form satisfaction to Planters and resolved the rst
Prize at the last State Agricultural Fair Of Ms
sissippi, ~ we'll as specimen clasps, explanatory
circulars and all information concerning them can
be had Of the undersigned agent, Of the patentee
for the Southwestern States.
COPIES 4 PHELPS,
No. 10 Camp st. New Orleans.
George Fearn & Co. Agents, jackson Miss. keep
0 supply of the above superior bands on hand, and
will FIJI orders for any quantity upon short notice
at New Orleans prices. June SET.
NOTICE.
WWE books and accounts Of Divine q HUM
IL phreys and w. w. Divine, Druggists, have
been transferred to s. r. Bailey. All persons in
debted to said concerns are hereby requested TO
come forward without delay and make settlements,
IS the books must be brought to . close. 3
s. P. BAILEY.
would further caution all persons from paying
any Of the above named accounts unless presented
through me.
q Co. 49,
der EMPIRE CITY one large inToios IF Trieste
y sponges just to hrnd. Us. SIZER.
June IL ~,
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100 CARRIAGES,

a FELLOW falsely representing himself
N agent from my house, is travelling through the
country selling mock Jewelry. have no travelling
agents. July 8 $50 }. b. M0REY. s
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ET7OULD call the attention Of the Ladies' and
w the public generally, that she Is now open
ing an elegant assortment of French MILLINERY, con-
sisting in part Of Bonnets, Ribbons, Rouches, Flow
ers and Mantillas. Also, good supply Of Hoop
skirts, all of which she Is determined to sell at
very reasonable prices.
March 10. ,59--1y
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The Old Drug and Book Store Establish
ed in 1885,
t0NTINUES to import articles of guaranteed
~ purity and quality. Our arrangements are such
with the most reliable and old established houses
in America that we can offer great inducements
as any House in the South and beg our friends and
the public to call and examine stock and price
j. s. SIZER.
~
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SEWING MACHINES.

A FTER long practical experience, and faith
"A fully testing large variety of sewing Ma
chimes now before the public, my eonvictions have
forced me to adopt the WHEELER WILSON
Machine as the best for Family, Plantation, and
general use, ever invented. Among the advantages
Il possesses over every other Machine, are
LIST. Elegance and simplicity Of construction,
and consequent freedom from arrangement and
need Of repairs. e
I'd. Durability, ease, rapidity of operation, and
noiseless movement.
Sd. Beauty of stitch, frmness Of seam, and econ
omy Of thread.
ith. Applicability to variety Of purposes and
materials.
5th. The aAsmmsr,e an attachment which no
other Machine has
9th. 1t viii sew from one thousand to fifteen hum
dred stitches in minute, and is equal in dispatch
Of work TO ut least
Twelve Seamstresses.
The machines, in variety of pattern and style
Of iinish from the plainest to the finest parior
melodeon attachment, may be seen at my ONCE
give every purchaser full nstructions-guarantee
the machine, and keep it in order for one year,
free Of charge, except in ease Of unfAiSnAage.
The public are respectfully invited 70 call and
see for themselves.
EY- Machine Needles, thread and silk, kept
constantly on hand and for sale.
Sewing Machines Of every description neatly re !
p ;u II = '5s-tf HENRY B. EVANS.
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PIANOS! PIANOS!

yNHlS day received four of Chickering & Sons
IL world-renowned Piano Fortes, which | will
sell at the Manufactory price, for cash. short ae
ceptances. .B. MOREY.
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'ELINQUENT TAX.LANDS.

JAcksOh, MISS July IZth 1913, J
FHNHE following described lands in the county Of
Il Rankin, delinquent for non payment of Taxes
this Office, after go days from the date hereof by
any citzes of this State, upon payment Of amount
for which i'd lands delinquent and all costs
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Arrivals and Departures.

From gavsns In the steamship Quaker Ci'y-Mr Lopez
yorales Jose Cameo Juan Sierra VIM Horn. vaakrere
Jay John Aday, Foster, John Esten Bernardo Cal
meras Figuiere Jno Mason 8ahr Consul for Nor
Porto Rco sd Meert Consul for Belgium al Havsns oh
Be and servant Consul General me United stses a, Ha
vsns; Luis Ioro Manuel foro, Delgado and son Mrs
Belly and two sons Fernanpo seckA nephew san.
CURES, seachs ana son Fowler. Nora q Martin,
nruess Jee Lominech Amsdo Grottes j Il Gallo K
Ns,Sh schmidt lady and sister Torres Philips
Tsliss s s.d FSs de 4 Fore a Anenbss
Hsrlis htehead Peasant. Capt svupmss l. gutierrez
S Ano 6ural aud servanfl Csmpos lady
sn9 COLO; Joae Lemos, Emerson HdyI two children
and servant Depsz Tose Alentsdo and adv orav d.
som " Enaco Herrera LADY and servant Cardozs
paniskl justin Coll hrekler jose de Santos Her
rera jose konc<raa Me cuogh Capt Gies lonthxes
Ihos Robsch William Jhomss-TosL los.
From London, in the ship Liverpool Witt and
TO ARRIVE.
from New Crleans, In steamship 0rsnada-S Henr'ck
9reen, Aoophus Naye, Mas q Walton Mrs Maria SAM,
and ~ In the Average.
DEPARTURES.
For TT Thomas, tie bark IeyesaRobers Demon TWO
2tnDoo ND(uHcheon.
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COrOners, Inuuesta.

CouP DE soIlEL-An unknown man, about forty five
years Of age, was admitted TO Bellevue Hospital Thurs
day evening suffering from the effects of sun stroke He
continued TO sink rapidly, and died during the night
Coroner held An inquest the body yesterday
when the jury rendered verdict Of coup de so,iel.
FATAL FALIs-Patrick Ganny, q carman, died at the
came hospital nom the effects Of . fall accidentally re-
ceved while driving cart the corner of Twenty first
street and Fret avenue Coroner OKeefe held inquest
uptn the BODY. Deceased native of Ireland, and
was about twenty nine years Of age The Coroner
also held an inquest the body Of Bridget Connolly
who accidentally killed by falling INTO the coal hole Of
the premises No. Is hamilton street. Deceased was
native OF Ireland, and was thirty four years Of age.
FOUND DROWNED AN inquest was also held upon the
body Of unknown man. about forty years OF age found
floating In the water pier No. 81 North river De.
ceased was probably German and had been the water
but q o snort time
FOUND DEAD IN A sINK-The body of an infant was
found dead in the sink attached 70 the premises No 164
West Eighteenth street, Thursday. Coroner Jackmsn
held an inquest on the body but clue TO the
Of deceased could be discovered.
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City Intelligence.

TROUBLE WITH THE CRoroN WHARF.-THE Croton Water
Commissioners are engaged In trying discover the cause
of the peculiarly moudy and disagreeabe flavor which
has been observed in tho water in various localities
during the PAST week. II seems that the bad flavor ia
stougrs in the lowest parts of the city, where tho circu
ation In the pipes least but the periodical bio
Off bias failed 70 remedy the evil Dr. Chiffon ia nj wors
making chemical analysis of some highly favored spec
mems and number OF officers Of the Board will visit the
lake today TO see anything be wrong there similar d
Guilty was found in the Cochtuate Of Boston some
years ago, which wss found to be full Of what were
termed oeaginous crustacea" but the bad taste soon
passed OFF Ii was supposed TO be caused by unusual
high water IN the lake, and the decaying vegetable mat
ter. surmised that much the unusual taste in
purely imaginary, ard that what really exists NAV he
only the result OF the action Of The sun upon A body on
soft water Next week We shall probably learn the ex
tent Of the trouble.
ACCIDENT AT CENTRAL PARK--At ten O'Clock THURSDAY
eight Three laborers in the Central Park engaged In
charging blast, were seriously Injured by the pema
ture explosion Of the powder onc Sf them ost apysr
snd all were badly burned about the face cut and brn
Cd. They were conveyed to the City Hospital
FATAL AcoDxNr.-ooroner Heshwooa held an iuouest
on Thursday at Quarantine tt Body os boy. abou,
seventeen years old, named Gege White belor,ps to
Britain schooner Peerless from Bermuda who aceso ansv
fell from the toemas head OF that vessel on the s inst
ana received suah ipigres that oed on the llh he
was native Of Berm5ds '
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jersey Citv News.

FIRE IN NEWARK AvENuE-AN INFANT BURNED TO DEATH -
Yesterday forenoon, about eight O'Clock, fire was dis
covered in the second floor OF the building on Newark
avenue next to the corner Monmouth street. An
was given, aud by the prompt exeriions of the remen
the flames were mostly confined to the floor on which II
named Barrett, consisting of the husband wife and two
chiioren Most Of the furniture saved, but was
not known in time that youpg ptant was lying
III bedroom, where II afterwards found
nearly consumed The building il owned by Scsh Park,
OF Bergen Loss about $780, covered by insurance The
loss 10 the tenants In damaged furniture &C. amounted
TO about $780, Coroner Morris subsequently held an In
quest upon the child II appears that Mrs Bh,re went
out 10 90 trading leaving the infant on the bed aud
the oldest child three years Of age, playing upon the
floor. OF matches being handy, 1t ID supposed the
child gained possession OF them, when they gnited and
set Ere TO the house. When the mother returned abe
rushed up and attempted gain TO the bed
room but driven back by the fire and flames and IN
cave Der own lie forced to retreat to the oan air
The rendered verdict that Mary Ellen Barrett care
TO beT death fi0m burns.
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Our Bucnos Ayres Correspondence.

BUENos AYREs, June IL, 1850
The Fwces Of B,c1o, Awes Take Martin Garc,a-Hs His
tmy-Fsyst War Pr1se-Cf.s,ed State Of Things in a.e
Confederation, de-, &C.
tUrquizas lately bought steamers, Sato Pampero acd
kensy, have been preparing for river cruise Monte
video, city protesting neutrality. Thess is island
near the Uruguayan side Of the La Plata Between which
and the main land only channel for vessels raising
rp the river. This island is called Martin Garcia,
and WAS the subject Of treaty made by Gen. Urauiza
xhe day before his flight from Brenos Ayres in 1862 in
winch he agreed that this leland Should not he made mil
ttaxy station BY cid ana nnquestiored law that island
bAongs otte territory OF EIenos Ayres when Urau
"a vas making war upon the province owning stand
tnls53, hela BY many that his treaty concerning 10
null and void any rate Ruenos Ayres has for several
o: hndrsnce, ard there has oeen sent a force o
ABOUT 100 men, With ample Supply Of heavy guns dis
2ute be passage Of Urqnzas yeea.e. Rcnors are the
Brazil VIII bot nit tbis occupancy, for route
interior provinces by the Psrana little editorial Ibis
morning asks FOR the building ssi5ons &c which in.
dcnte that the govern nasni editor t s ,here l ne M
Foreign interruption.
Recently, vessel called he Lord Dsrhv under an Eng
isn nag was proceeding ap the Parana 1d oplose Sau
NlCoss ice GENERA. Pnto Buenos Ayr4s steamer &C.
sted her sshe protested TO hare lost ner Rcers an
inspection became necessary and she was found aled
win arms WITH letter from Don Dogeues de- JTyou,n n
Che chef officer CT the Custom House NJ Rosaro Stain
sct The arms we're bought az A1nsevdec hy ords- OF
capital prize, the frs. conquest.
hefabe reports Of extraordinary deserops auoug tue
recruits Continue To reach Il is evident that there IA
br' little unanimty ia the Confederation It is believed
mere nat an attack upon the Con liberation would be sue
cestfu and the provinces absorbed In Bpepos Awe,
and thus tho national integrity will be restored ''
That believed 10 be the of Cen ,itres dsp,r
ture from here.