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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-05
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S

SIX JAMES CLAhhE'S
Celebrated Female Pillsi
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
II. ID.
Physician Ext aordinary to the Queen.
This we'll known medicine is no imposition but .
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distractions, from any cause whatever; and al
though powerful remedy, they contain nothing
hurtful to the constitution
To Married Ladies
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have never been known to fail
where the directions ON the second page Of pamph-
let are we'll observed.
For full par tculars, get pamphlet, free, of the
agent.
N.B.-$l and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure bottle, containing
over pills, by eturn mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. 7.
Sold in jackson by J. s. Siser, J. b. MOrey,
and C. A. Moore; J. G. Lanier Co., Vieksburg,
Wholesale Agents. deel' 9o-u
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r. PURIFIES THE BLOOD! There
is no medicine extant SO reliable in the cure
of Scrofula. letter, Chronic ulcers, Sypthilt-
ic disorders, inflammation of the Kidneys, Leu
eorrhea, and like diseases, as B. f. Williams
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparlla and Iodide
of Potassium. It can be had of c. A. MOORE,
jackson, Miss. A trial will give you salts
faction. Aug. 8 '59-3m.
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so5 REWARD.

EpANAWAY from the subscriber, on Saturday
y night last, 10th inst, near Rocky SPRING.
Claiborne county, negro man black eomplexiOa,
about6 feet high, "a to 80 years DID, has ringworn
on one cheek and two his neck He is stout burt.
and n carpenter by trade. His name is Dave, and
was purchased by me in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee
from l.. N. Bently.
Said negro had on, when he Runaway, black
wool hat, tweeds or jeans pants, with the stripes
running round the legs, and common cotton shirt
He will PROBABLY attempt to make his way back by
railroad, as he was known to make inquiries in re-
gard to the N. Orleans and jackson Railroad, and
stated that he could get on the fright train. He
has also worked on railroads.
will give the above reward for his apprehension
and confinement that can get him.
Address me at Nstchez, Miss. H. W. BROWN.
Democrat, Holly Springs, will please insert to the
amount of 81, and send bill to this Office.
Kinds Co. Miss, Sept Is '5s-w3t#
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PLANTATION FOR SLAE,

ftH0R SALE, plantation in Attala Co., FIVE
Il miles from French Camps, Choctaw Co. Miss,
containing twelve hundred acres of land, located
one mile from the line Of the Great Northern r r.
and twenty-eight from the Central R. R. There is
a house on the place, with five rooms, new gin
house and screw; good negro cabins and plenty of
excellent water. This tract is situated that it
tracts. About 500 acres of the land are creek bot
tom and table Landslide rest pine lands. The
place is the property of Mrs. E Mills, to whom
write at French Camps, Choctaw Co. Miss. or to j.
NJ Clark Yazoo City Miss, or J. B. Clark, Jackson
Mississippi Oct 4 '59-ti LIST.
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DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Corner of Camp and Common Ss4.ts.
| IN THE ELEGANT AND SPACIDE~ EDIFICE
KNOWN AS THE STORY Bt iloINC.

Founded IN 1892
Chartered by the Legislature Of L,,,,lana
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL DEPARTMENTs
Capital Stock, $780, 900, in shares of S95 each.
4 7 is open the entire year, day and evening Its
object is to fit persons, in the shortest time and
at the least expense, for Business. Persons from
IL to 80 years Of age attend.
N. b. Merchants apply here for Clerks and BODY
Keepers. There probably not less than two
thousand of the former students in business houses
in this city. There are able Professors for eac
branch. Students can begin NJ any time, and on
any day they may desire, aud have the right to at
tend until perfect.
Board can be had with the Professor OF other
good families, spea king English, French, Spanish or
German, ut from 81 to Sc per week.
Special attention i'll be paid to placing students
where they will have the care and attention OF home.
Ladies and gentleman are invited to visit the
College and judge for themselves.
Catalogues, etc., sent to all who desire them
TERMS-(Pay in Advance
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inc CItIzens OF Jackson.
OhDEk to provide for the numbers of people
who VIII OF course assemble here at the Fair on
the l4th Of November and for four days following
would It not be well to have meeting of the cti-
Gems, and take some action in the matter? With.
out some concert Of action many strangers from
adistance 10 Particular win be in want of accomoda
Tons, but oy making timely provision, and any
room for all-including the conference and Legis.
lsture This suggestion is made at the instance Of
friends in and out Of town.
Sept. 80, '59-tf. J.J. WILLIAMS.
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BARGAINS will be offered in Furniture until
ID the 25th of September, with view to closing
out the entire stock, by that date. Persons wish
ing furniture can supply themselves ct less than
cost and carriage, for cash, up to that time.
Ialso offer my residence, with acre lot, and my
two Brick Store houses for sale.
Sept Is '5g-lm. J.C. CARPENTER.
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SIR AVEII-

ENR0M the subscriber, in the City of Jookson, on
IL about the eight day of September, q brown
or black mare, branded with the letter 40" on one
shoulder her legs skinned with the traces and
about fifteen and half hands high.
One mouse eolored mare mule, about fifteen and
a half hands high, very quick and lively in her
old. One large bay horse about sixteen hands
high, marked with wen or wart, back of where
the girth goes round, and white hind feet.
Any one returning any, . of the above stock,
or giving any information SO caa get them, will
not only my thanks but he literally rewarded
Sept 20 st. RUSSELL WARE
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VIII. NOT SUPPORT DoUGLAs.-Col A. M.
Speer, Democratic candidate for Congress
from the Sd Congressional District in Georgia,
has declared on the stump that he would not
vote for Douglas, if nominated by thousand
Charleston Conventions"
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Copiah County Land for sale--eo,ooo

Copiah County Land for Sale-.2O, 900
Acres.
gNyHE above number of acres of land will be
Il sold at private sale to suit purchasers. 1t
lies on and within seven miles of Railroad track,
and convenient to Hazlehurst and Bahala Depots.
It varies in quality from the best creek bottom
to the common pine hill. Purchasers may on roa-
sonable terms obtain tracts OF any sire and quail
Copiah county, Miss SAML REDUS,
Jan. 5, '5s.-t. Agent.
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JACKSON HOUSE.

living leased a large and eOmm9dious T;-,
al House, situated on the second square MI
from the StaCe House. near the Governors Mansion,
in the most desirable part c. the city, formerly
known as the Washington House, cow enient to the
New Orleans and Vicksburg Railroad, and having
thoroughly renovated said house in all its apart
ments, am prepared to accommodate private
and transient b0arders.
Families furnished with rooms on as reasonable
terms can be had in the city.
Persons wishing to take the cars have their
meals at any time desired.
Members of the coRjng session of tho Legislature
wishing to engage rooms will please ad tress the I'M
dersigned in season to secure them.
No pains will be spared on the part If Proprietor
and lady to render the house pleasant resort for
all who may favor them with their patronage.
July Is '59-6m. W. D. KARR.
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Stauford's Wild Oats Grass Seed.
M w. Henry Steele of New Prospect, Miss, at
4NAs my request sends me few bushels If the
above seed for sale. desire planters in this Sec
ton to have a trial of them.
have the grass 8 years from the seeding now
green Seed gathered and being cut afterwards this
season.
His price 80 per bushel or 81 per peck.
Address Mr.. Steele, those who are most conyen-
lent TO Winston co others enclosing cash for all
they want, expense will not be much.
Edwards Depot, aug 23-tf. NJ W. PHILIPS.
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,aAAM
.lliI:sp
MILLINERY, &c.,

-NILLINLNIS ACs9
A MRS. VIRDEN'S, State Street. Jackson
IA She begs to inform her lady friends and the
public generally, that she has just returned from
Die Paris made Millinery selected from the leading
establishments of Fashion. Her bounets, lsces,
embroidery, eloaks, &C., are gotten up in a style
of beauty and elegance never before equalled in
this Market Dresses made to order and to suit
the most refined taste. oct 10 5S-tf
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Cotton Plantations and Negroes for Sale.


n WILL sell very low over 600 acres of Land on
Il the Bayou Granicus, three miles back Of Egg s
Point, in Washington county, Miss, about 400 acres
ready for cultivation ALSO twenty five likely young
Negroes, Mules, Stock and Farming implements
This place never fails of large crop.
ALS0-690 acres of land in Phillips county,
Arkansas one front on Old Town Lake and the
other the Mississippi river. Including the dead
eDing, 400 acres can be planted next spring also,
seven likely Negroes between twenty-one and
twcnty-eight years of age; three fine yoke of Ok
en-, seven Mules, Stock, Farming Implements and
Corn enough 10 last 30 or 40 hands if the buyer
wants it. This is fine cotton land the Lake, with
good wood yard the river With plenty of cypress
and other timber.
ALS0-2000 acres of frsi-rate Land, in Jefferson
county, Arkansas, above all overflow, adjoining or
near the large cotton pSntation of Hon. Robert w.
johnson. aud few miles from Pine Fluff.
ALS0-4000 acres in Drew county, Arkansas, on
the Barthol NEW. This is choice high land.
ALSO-l35 acres OF land in Sunaower county,
Miss: l50 in cultivation. 500 deadened. This is
equal to any land ia the Sta and is adoning the
large plantations OF Major Whitehead and Col. 3
q. Hum hreys- 1t les Two miies from the GaEoo
river. Inquire Of Geo. JONAS, or the subseribet-
ii belongs to the late firm of Ward & Jonas. For
terms apply to Ward Hunt 4 Co., New Orleans now
OF the su bscriber in New Orleans after 10th Octo-
ber r.. j. WARD.
Louisville KY. Sept. ID '59-w Nov 1t.
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BY TELEG r A P HI
From the Neto Orleans Papers
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arriuat if the Steamer Circassiaa-D Detention
of the Great Eastern-Deeline in Cotton
Advanee in Brsadstfs.
ST. JoHss, n. r, Sept 27.-The Circas-
sian has arrived ct this port She left Galway
on Saturday, the 18th inst, and her adyices
are therefore two days later than those re-
zeeiyed BY ne CAS- q Baltimore and Wander
bilt
Liverpool Cotton Marked.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 17.-The sales of Cot
ton during the week amount to about 5000
bales, of which spectators took 1000 and
1000 bales were taken by exporters.
All qualities Of Cotton have slightly de-
elined during the week.
Inferior qualities have declined 1s-the de-
cline on middling Orleans is Lied.
The market generally closed dull. The
sales on Friday were 1000 bales, of which
1000 were sold for expectation The market
closed quiet
Fair Orleans 3D.
Middling Orleans i'd
Fair Mobile 71<d.
Middling Mobile sgd.
Fair Uplands I'D.
Middling Uplands 6 sd
The stock Of Cotton at Liverpool amounts
to 618, 900 bales
rnasats
I a.. ~,
- eaD1s, Ssps. ne nipro Ts IN
VIC cunus nn.n va Ieporte9 On ilursuAy,
siin 9A y uas ar ee las oeea
at 951s @95H.
MANCHESTER Trade.
Tho .dv;cas e-,,, Nf.,,obas,o- ora o,one-.l,v
e.vorabie sIsb b ,r The demand for India Z
sin ou;te mader-fe The market closed ou;et
lint Tr;ees .ra oane-aIIv f;rmIv m.;nta;nad
r''ss'' - r. - -. -.
n,
H.. ~. ~. ECo 49, VI ''on
THs ~ - 49,, "ess IN - -
i.,-. 40 S.sseu eul, ariu PIE nay.
40 -. u 1eA'l' u = u uiiiAi'e 'io''u AZ
'iAl,oa-
as1e nteaus'nns harAe''
III. Inc LAVE Dreadstuns market generally
Si Mo. olS , sns
sa s.1sea iaiiii' anu Pr'ces have an up
"~'u sei'uel'es'
Liverpool Brerd-tnffs Market.
LIvERPcoL. Sept 1.-THE Liverpool Bread
stufis markets closed buoyant, and prices ge-
yearly an descriptions nave signify I'M
pig FL. ,,o..s ~.
v.nSs-t: 49, VIII In - .ns gue.atons oy inc
- -, sAs Sios ~ NM auo 80
T,,ns,,s.. 80 y q. Psl oens5i siaeo
TUESDAY. indian Corn closed firm. and prices
- - -, n - y =, pr qaA''''
Inc Liverpool PROVISION market generalIy
c,oseo sleaay. Deei closed quiet ana ul.
enAnged rork closed STEADY anu urn AZ
s.vss q.s.1.ons Daoon Jlo'1 -. I oIoseJ
All . - N, nc ne1'iiy i'e'''.'-'''' '''
- : - u..
ooece halAe-
ING rroouce malkss gensrauy - Siose eo, ig
steady. Sugar closed steady, ana Pre N,DSaS
qnotanons are wen maintaineo: Cohee clo 9.S.
nm g at the quotauons py lhe 5a1 lJ
nos eolilnleu 4uso.' ~ .'' I.Se.a,
LATEST from Aonaoh ana Lay Poo,.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Afternoon, Sept. IL
snso.,,s >. 1ono p P.a.Js.ff esnersIly
.ss saa. % soeo naaes. Dfea9Ssuhs sen'iA'i'
Lorpor s..nrisv Noon~Tbe funds con-
time buo9.ns Co,sols for money closed at
95x.
London Money Market.
ne London Money market has been rather
80, curing the early part Of the week, but
800 Elth decidedly more stringent tone.
owing ma great measure to the renewal of
hostihties n China
General s,..,i;~e.ce
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A FINE TRACT OF BOTTOM LAND
- A

fKNHE subcriber offers for sale very superior
A tract of bottom land in Tailahatchie county
The tract contains fifteen hundred acres, about
three hundred acres deadened, and eighty in nigh
stats AZ cultivation The whole nearly, or nearly
the whole is above the present extraordinary high
water mark, titles about one mile and half from
the mouth of Black Bayou on TaIlahatehie River.
A bargain can be had. For particulars apply to
JAMES MINTER. McNutt, Miss.
Or to ). w. ENANS, oxford, Miss.
Nav Sd '59-tf.
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Residence for Sale.

SNOR sale in the city of JACKSON, Miss, lot
II eighty feet front by two hundred feet back
opposite the Christian chapel. There is sadlot
dwelling with six rooms, cistern, outhouses, DC.
The lot is in good neighborhood, and cow enentto
terms and conditions will be made easy and reas-
enable. Enquire of r. A. Clark, or J. B. Clark, OF
jackson, or the undersigned by letter directed
Benton, Miss. NJ. PICKETT.
Nav "a '5Q-tf
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The Old Drug aud Book Store Establish


CONTINUES 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 as great Inducements
any House in the South and beg our friends and
the public to call and examine stock and price.
j. s. SIZER.
febll 5q Successor to j. h T. Green.
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MRS. DUDLEY.

REGS respectfully to inform the La dies of jack
- SON, and surrounding country that she will
open the store (corner of Pearl & State) formerly
occupied BY Raun, on Monday the 10th Of October
With nel0 and fashioaGbte stock Of Millinery and
Faneh Goods, Dress Trimmings &c.
Mrs. ID. has secured the assistance of experience
ed persons for the management of the Dressmaking
and Millinery Departments of her business, and
hopes by constant attention, she will continue to
merit that liberal patronage she has hitherto been
favored with. Sent 80 '59-tf
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

n OFFER nv residence for sale ut very low fig
ures and il is one e. the most central places IN
towns highly improvs vi tn all the eonTenien-
ces necessary to home. Tn, ouse has eight rooms
with all requisite out vi ings. On corner lot
100 feet front by 22o feet deep-two squares west
of the Cspitol fronting the Executive Mansion.
"a WV JOHN T. HULL.
.nlIR hS-tf
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GREAT SALE OF RAILROAD LANDS.
M fkA0 ACRES of the Finest Arkansas

GREAT SALE OF RAILROAD LANDS.
hsnss At # Pus shs 5 Ens'' Arkansas
Pursuant to an order of the Board of Directors
of the Little Rock and Fort Smith Branch of the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company. made on the
Sth day of June 1859, 49, 900 acres OF Land will
be offered for sale at the Office of said Company,
in the Cityof Van Buren,, Crawford Co., Arkansas,
on Monday the l4th day of November, 1852 and
from day to day until sold, being about one halt
the lands attached to the FIRST Division of said
Road. These lands are adyantageousiy situated
upon, and near the line of Little Rock and Fort
Smith Branch Railroad, which is now being placed
in course of construction. They coIaprise some of
the most valuable bottom and uplan Is in Western
Arkansas and situated in the cou mites Of Craw
ford, Sebastian and franklin and are within TWEEN
ty miles of the City Of Van Burep, and within
twenty-five miles of the City of Fort Smith. This
Railroad traveses part OF the finest and rich
est portion of the State and its completion within
five years will afford railway commu nica,ion with
every portion of the Union Immigration to this
State has been steadily increasing until the better
part of the Government Lands are absorbed. The
lands attached to this road selected and con-
frmed years ago, and now brought into market Cor
the FIRST time, and present inducements 10 Planters
and farmers desiring to emisrate from the older
states and opportunities capitalists for safe
and remdnerative Investments. The climate is un-
equaled by any portion Of the great West for sa-
lubrity and health the soil is remarkably produc-
tive, aud the country well watered and timbefed.
The Company are in condition to axe good title
to the lands now offered for sale.
TERMS One third cash -third six months
aud one-third IN twelve tbs notes to bear inter
est from date at the rate Of per per annum
until paid. Full lists of these lands, and all des-
irsble information concerning them will be furnish
ed on application, personally, or by mail, to J. b.
Ogden, Secretary, at the Conpanys office in Van
Buren,. JESSE TURNER, Pres.
Office of LR& S Branch of d. RRCol
Van Buren, Arkansas, Aug 3lst. 1859.
The Daily Republican, st Leuis, Daily Ea gle and
Enquirer, Memphis Weekly Missssippian, jackson
Miss Weekly Picayune, New Orleans, True Demo-
crat Little Rock and Fort Jmth Herald, will insert
the bove until Nov. Ist, 1859, and send bills John
B. Ogden, Secretary, Van Buren,, Ark.
Oct '5q-t Nov Ist
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Window Shades and Cornices.
UST received 2 invoices--our Assortment in this
- branch, being entirely new, please cali and ex-
anime. Sept 80 So J.B. MOREY,
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MIsSTssIPPI Central DEPOT
FAMILY AND PLANTATION SEWING MA
CHIMES.
Over Green's Bank, Jackson Miss
Z F. BOYD A1ent

SlNGERS lMPRONED
- s Z W l \ G NJ A
CHIMES, unrivalled for
Manufacturing, Pl q n ia
ton and Family use.
SL0AT'S ELLIPTIC
SEWING MACHINES, a
great and decided i'm
proyement on Wheeler d
Wilson's. Doing away
with the necessity ofleath
er "pads" which tangle
and waste the thread and
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A SITUATION WANTED.

a 1UUNG LADY who has had charge OF an
IN Academy for two years, desires situation
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 IL, Jackson, Miss. sta
ting terms proposed. Sept l6 '59-H.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR 81 LIE.

A excellent country Office is for sale, consisting
IA in part of the following materials for the pa
per besides large variety Of Job Type, chases 6c
New Long Primer 800 pounds.
About $50 pounds BREWER.
One full case of Long Primer which has been
used.
size.
One large imposing stone, and everything neces
sary to commence business.
Terms $500 cash. Address Box l0S, Jackson Miss.
April 26 '59-tf.
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TTNHE subscriber having purchased The exclusive
l. right to sell Dsnford & Baily's Non-Ex-
plosive, Safeguarding Gas Lamps in this city
and county, offers his friends and the public one
Of the most beautiful aud economical lights in
use. / shall keep constantly on hand variety
of all kinds of Lamps, and at all prices One
lamp will give as much light five candles and
cost only about one cent per hour. ! can ct in my
patent burner to all other lamps at small expense
Call and see for yourselves. All who wish q clear
and pleasant light free from smoke and will give
no trouble in keeping in order.
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Three Silver Cups as Premiums.
N ORDER to encourage home industry propose
to give three silver cups premiums at the next
State Fair upon the following articles made on
Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines
For the best gentleman's shirt. Silver Cap.
Child's fancy Dress.
Pants for Negro wear
coarsest cloth, ......
Any body may contend for these premiums pro-
vided the work is done on Wheeler q Wilson's Ma
chimes. II. B. EVANS,
Sewing Machine Agent, jackson Miss
Sept. 30, '5s-lm.
ENANCY GOODS, in endless variety just opened.
Il Sept 80 SO. J. B. MOREY.
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1AcxsoN FEMALE INSTITUTE

W7ILL open on the FIRST A0ND4YL IN Oc;
w TOBER, with full corps of Experienced
7s,cEsrs in every Departmcnt-Engish,A athema-
teal, Classical, Modern Languages, Natural Sci
enco Music and Ornamental Branches. Only the
best Teachers will be employed and the instruction
will be of the most thorough character
The Sessions and Vacations will conform to those
adopted in the State University.
RATES OF TUITION.
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PRINTERS in

YEtHE attention of Printers is called to stock of
Il News Ink, twenty-five pounds in a kcg, which
will sell at Is cents per pound. Not less than a
keg will be sold, and one need order without for
warding the cash. A. N. kIMBALL-
July '59-tf. Mississippian Office
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WANTED,
lauford,s wild Oats Grass Seed .

A TEACHER to take charge of School in the
IA neighborhood of Benton, Yazoo County. Ap-
ply at this Office or to VIM. Robb, ct Benton.
SAINT lR ,5Q-3t
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JUST RECEIVED.
Sn BUSHELS Good Rye, (for seed or use. }
LOU Oct 80 & RALEY
WANTED,

A SITUATION by an experienced teacher or
the Burlington (Vt.) Female Seminary. unexcep-
tonable reference for ability, accomplishments and
amiability of disposition be given, by first class
southern families.
For further information address Box No /, Veks-
burg, Miss.
FpOOKS.-A fresh supply of fresh books
ID Julv Is SO MOREY'S
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FASHIONABLE DANCINt;

MIR. P. CLISSEY, of New Orleans, respectfully
IN informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of this
place, that he will open his DANCING SCHOOL, Mon
day September 18th, at Ladies Saloon, where he
will teach oil the fashionable dances.
Sept I6 '59--tf.