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4 MEXICAN EMPRESS COM
From III ..r S;HG SEx s:is? IT. :st e an further
ans Su ba 1ss ~ $y Eon sud
I"1onte Aelt:s Qu+ee and Portland va The rsas csu
tral aud G:a1 1n'nI r"uttsa; aa and 9p. DvI4rt It
& FL; ;W'y.s G.ta:ne c1sve:and ceames. rs,.suE<
T;a% Laf.;ti: yasiaas'| I s'|
Fn cent;:, !. tas ~. .5 : a.aph; 1!es..s,r and
s ! u :' !. Ii r. ~ Mississippi '*r Hail.
Fr Msadua i'>a:.e; E!ecnnste4 Gaeteureh Hurting.
Y is~s Y; hs'se. ssu'n*,a .aa 4ney kailroa.l asd
f is,es .i fs;;s i!a !;' I'd f. h,r ~,
ChE,<o low. Sesfaska ltaitads 4 i T I'm. I1pIs Ss
t,!, Err: En- Rsvis:. nSs 1sr*sst Maa!>sn losk
P:g'. 81 il ~. ~ i;at'S vhitsfs Tson nsI"It
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4, ~; ,IdcsS M 1 , 4 yt:sy Il NJ
Lake "nnet4soaad Mississippi! hsar II Is pin. Ds
II
~ our Tine and FROM the aho-r ;nenttonct ro.,.
Is uusl.t. aud airs low by aay aG,E Ii.
Freight. -
We would et> ask the attention Of customers 10 our
system Of eolextsg lns".es delivery Of gnod thereby
xi:Eg them facilities r lie h,g VI oser> fun c..s;trs
bsy do ant +" ctrt. that unsnown ia such
~e dud Ourselves Elpuste fuf tha return u nohsy
property. Where x,r~ts unIersu vii not alutt
our regular rascs hv Passenger rrn will reersv- an 10
se'ps t;s VIII ;":s si.p l's Fcifns ru> eonsxni
hc e.'r.ts IN 'i"Ise5 z '"~.. stirEs eli Al uee
fur wasol> u c. viii atwavx Attended t OF, nIut!r
~ Go;.. .sye;vtt to., hilas en- il required
E aess.cre':' IL II. ,-aacr< II prrt. ~tn will rpt aud
forward Il ~ avoiding ariay. JAS. l.. fARGA %tp't.
Supts UWcc4 t'ficaSt. Atrl ;"3h- l>s1. 1ny.IL7
THE NORTHERN TRANS
i rOETAIION COMPANY
1859 ...--- 1861
, 1859-06-08

ExcuAxGf-wc will buy drafts and certii.
cafes Of deposit on Eastern Ststcs. bauk notes
aud gold L. E. ALEXANDER / Co.
st S. ". cor Clark Lake Sts.
, 1859-06-08
NFip advertisements.

r. {. n aETFE.T. A{cerfirfa9 Asa":, Il DearAera
is netor=e1 ia Terrse A!eei*enrt JaF this and aF <
Lel.lin3 Fr1A.ss ofth. 1Sorth- Hrst. ial ts9a ~
, 1859-06-08

A1L"ACkEE.-1he milwaukee, hFen1en, Judging
from tho newspapers Of that city, arc determined
TO make tile visit of orr Fire Brigade pleasant
affair. 4 correspondent Of the Sentinel has
seen letter from a member who SAYS they
have chartered the 7rdrf1er, will leave Chicago
on the Goth, {Nonday> and remain until mid
night Of Tuesday. They will be accompanied
by their ladies and the Light Guard Daad,
and the number Of visitors will be from 800 to.
sou; and the Brigade will number 50 uniforms
The writer also expects the visitors will include
Mayor usines and E1-Mayor Wentworth, also
the notabitities Of the firc department, past aud
present. Mr.. S. D. Raymond is to ieave here
on the ls,l, to arrunge things for the jaunt. 1t
will, weather permitting. be n delightful aaair
| Board or SrrEEv1sons.-At Tie afternoon
session on Monday, petition fron, Mr. Haven,
| States Attorney to authorize the paying expen-
| ses Of witnesses from, New York for the scconc
Jumpertz trial, was presented and referred to
Com, on Judiciary. The Board resolved to elect
| County Physician to-day. Tie Board then ad-
journed to yesterday forenoon. At The session
Of Tuesday morning, pctitition OF County Judge
for $s4?, per dien. allowance, was referred to
committee. Supervisor Gibbs motion for
the abolition Of the order creating drainage
commissioner was laid on the table, to be taken
up this T. II. Supervisor Reed moved the con-
tinuance Of the present officers elected By the
Board aud at the same salaries until; the
second Monday Of December. The rropo-
sails for furnishing annual supply Of Stationery
was referred to d committee with power to open
and award. The payment Of several bills was
recommended. An order was passed to pay
Dr.. c. ]. Smith sls, for attendance On G pauper.
Supervisor Wood offered motion to make no
appropriation Of moneys for county Improve.
ments without two-1hirds vote Of all the men,
bers elect.
i; This was the occasion of motions and counter
motions, but was carried i communication rel.
ativc 10 the purchase Of the abstracts Of the Pro
bate record Of the county was referred to Judi
ciary committee.
4 petition from property holders in the town
Of Lake, asking that Commissioners Of High
wars be empowered to define and open the Chi
cago md yincennes road In that town, Was re-
fer1ed to Committee on Roads and Bridges
Board adjourned. =,
The Board convened again Tuesday afternoon
+ and was occupied with the business Of assigning
jurors: to the courts, and other matters Of whici
:; ~e ahan give full report in our next issue.
, 1859-06-08

NJ vt1on and Pi1tsLnsh Ral'Foad aat i'm Mrs from
and lndi1na ka]toat-
These springs VIII be open for The reception OF siiss
On the 1st Day Of June.
TIN fr,nrnrrn.nt. tf 1s,a l,vu lev, ,7-,c s,,,,;
,npnS 9he. ,rrr1rsr,so,. ,n.r ~ ~ ~ guess
s!sa.1 t,,fc1 I. ru,tsr nv. u'tii;on,I hud 4 g. ~ ~
sn9.rm.n, Ind r.rreI,inn ,tfensiy. hafn hHrs -.
t"Mndrz. r. ~ ~ ~ SN'>'' " t$1at
Int,n ths s.tts I'll. - Are Snrn~. =, .r,b;,
tr1 ~ u ht, ,fhs WurTY Sr, rurr Th ~. @ :. 49,
MAoSr;.S ,nd the S.f1sr t:MAEYHs.1E' sr d..;i tns
~ is1 ""'" LAX 1s' = 'o' oe pa'1's {" 't
THE WHITE srLPurR
aaiiioi aIesan lohntan uaca hear she rncky bank
n ae s q Us 1sp. =! 4ov leet ntioW ne
vttr rhfrh svnn)i*t III. Snrnr Th, . ~ = ~ pauf @
~ mi snne fhtry y,.ar. "a K: ~; ,f.m1n ,s 49, -.
o.;rr ~ ~ Tha v"f", H. ~ ,.,,tsi =. ~ ~ ~
thx n1rfsre snd has tycr .nce cnnnn.1 IT, nnus ,,1 =.
rirnue ~'> " ''"s' Ill ''@'s ~
MEDICINAL. PROPERTIES
49, So. 49,. - ,,4.,>
For ycafs these Springs h1ye been M9h!E esteemed fF
lhc.I lneoeiaa pEpe1es' O1hs tAe lsl"I seAh their
REPUTATION III ms respect has 6rn *ngaf!y IcA3-urI
lhey *te aoM1Alsie9eH " PHsst la1 1Hacou* IS 10
Q3ahutY uae 81 a1IAlhF- eoath1aaee Xc.; 7nn uhtee
n* plan toe cafs were ue:herp sud gfatisue
THE WHITE SCLPu1"E NATEE: Is peculiarly Ser
veae disorders Of the Llser and Sc1pach which
~ afttn gentlemen who hive eu TOO closely ennned
to bu.!ness auI persons OF exLenIary haaits
.rt,r cu.1yrr.rr srp1xcs -....
III - = siNtNt ate permanent sonles
sieat ~ ~ 49, suRsut4oas
a.se ea ~ ~, a3nss nu s.n s n Tie bud new
iP.
, 1859-06-08

CLOSING OF TIE F1Sg ART E1ros1rloS.-
The first Fine Art Exhibition Of Statuary,
Paintings, ETC., contributed BY the citizens Of
Chicago, now open in Durch's building, corner
Lake Street and Wabash Avenue, will Sc closed
on Monday, June Goth Hours Of exhibition
from 4. u. to r. ~, and from II to 9i in the
evening Tickets so cts for the season, % cts.
for single tickets and Is cts. for children under
II ycars-to be had at the Bookstores Of s. G.
Gr1ggs / Co., b. B. Cook / Co., at the princi-
pal Hotels and at the door Of the Exhi' ,ition
Hall. Catalogues sold at the door at II cents
per copy. je4-1w
Saloon keepers will 60 to le4 Lake
street. and get Natcr Cooler and Filter.
je5-4t
~ This is the time to have your clothing
cleaned and repaired at John Jones, 11e Dear
born street. je6-3t
e l. II. Singer + Co. have removed to'66
Lake street, where their new Family Sewing
Machine can be seen On exhibition. Open to
receive visitors Monday, June 9Th.
lw i, ". HARa1s, Agent.
Lunar Oil will be sent to all parts Of the
country per express, with bill for collection. l.
large discount made to those selling Oils
mvS1-10t
, 1859-06-08

~ Vim. Lii d Co., sold lot on 0'Drian
street, which is just south Of 12th street, on
Monday, for $500. Half cash and balance in two
years. This is the same price IS these lots
brought two years ago. Messrs. Buffers l. Co.
sold ut auction on Monday four lots in block
IL; two fronting on Madison street, and two on
Warren street, l24 feet deep, to an alley, for
s.a per front foot, cash. The lots are one block
west af Union Park
, 1859-06-08

- Those who have taste for 'war-cuts"
shouldget the Illustrated London News, which
Norris 4 Hyde hare OIL their counter. It's
4 greatuumbcr.
, 1859-06-08
The Northern Railway Of canada

THE GRAND TKlNk RAILWAY,
For Montreal Quebec. Portland an1 Boston, and
LAKE OS fli;l0 = srEAsiER> ruk NIAGARA FALLS
th~eeo an1 tape viEce1r; aud Den*burgh VIA tie
feHuoat T. agai Railroad. fr Bostan and intermediate
E.ts un liz Eerneus Central between U1caAbugh and
H4rtrn
Iae aavs Lse /. ''aequass for regularity and d.rach
for f-+nkrs* tt Fright between tie Wtero a1l Last
e.: III! NV Eax!aIt >t-.tr, a:d cans4ta.
Fer Fret tat CT fa=$ige, 1ppls IA
A. T. SPENCER T. CO. Axeuts
, 1859-06-08

BRAMELE HorsE--Thc best hotel in Lafayette
Ind, is the Bramble House, kept by Bsamble 4
Dale. Special arrangements have been made
for the accommodation Of persons visiting Ia
fayette, to use the Artesian Mineral water during
the approaching season. Visitors will find airy
and well furnished rooms and well supplied t:l-
ble
, 1859-06-08
DI E D.

On Tueatay 71h lnst~. JOHN D. brother Of E. Dewitt
and James D. Robinson. aged s yeata.
Hs ends sud those Of the tanIy respectfully r.
qussted to attend his funeral this ataneon It o'clock
from The resdence OF E. Dewitt Robinson Il Curtis street
r. Albany, N. !, ) papeEs please copy.
, 1859-06-08
The V1rK1ntA Election.

The latest returns Of the Virginia election
give Letcber about 5000 majority. The Con
gressional delegation stands as follows:
, 1859-06-08

~ The case Of Charles Barnes arrested for
naasult on Aewbourne has been continued from
Nonhay until to-day. ..'...
, 1859-06-08

pIINTERS, TAKE NOTICE!
l. Tha prop.!ssos1 ofa ~sJex1oshed Weekly F1pse
In pleAaat and dourAhnz tovn In Northern lhncts a.
veE supplied 11h Prs&sA 1yp~ and al fhe nIe,iais
necessary for prosecuting tae Newspaper A.! Job
business The papeS Republican in politics, hs9 hsG
Subscription. Adytn4n& aat J9s ps1,onaxs. ,,,,
Bax So. Chlcaso P y, Rounds L4nxdon, General A,t-
ve1tissnE Axehts, LIS Randoph strict. my-SEu-d1W
, 1859-06-08

- See advertisement Of Bondoir Sewing
Machines, 1876 Lake street. a4ba06
, 1859-06-08
N REWARD -T,os

@1.VO tween % eoo.5 ot s,.te nd oss w..A,n..ea ge
sseta I'D I'D alsaesa oe3tn pp June s,h ooe thronkh
Railroad The a6oye rtwAd VII b PAID hy SeeattnE Ia
Ans 70 POPE + SLQCUA, sSouih Qlarf4s isf7&x
, 1859-06-08
OF the Proprietor for
the Season Of 1850.

Tlc Ohi White Sulphur Springs are situated in Dlawln.
County, eighteen miles north frm Columbus 1.-THE Capital
Of uhnl the Stiotu River miles ftu Delxa.t 6ye
miles frup. the White sulphur Statiu o tnt Springfield
Vt. veron and Pittsburgh RalIruad aat mir, from
Pleasant Valley springs aon tie Cnur.auA Tipa
and lndi1na Railroad,
These springs viii be open for The reception OF v,>i,
, 1859-06-08

EMPLOYMEST-s50 per Month
IL AypALL EXPENSES PatD--4n axsnt !s want
I'd every md esanlJ In lhs United to enx1sa
do nay iniy ssa!.et Epr further ads
Dr. HENRY *sRSER> r:,aer ii H.oadwuy md
TNefh A1teefa formerly of Broom NercAf xrean
New York city. tneosinE poss4xe samp apll.ae73
, 1859-06-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
F0REIGN NEWS.
Ths Mails by the City Of Washington.


BATTLE OF MoNTEBBL10.
, 1859-06-08

~ The Audubon Club net Oil Monday
evening, and elected William s. johnson, Jun.,
Esq, President, pics Mr. J. E. Williams. 1t
was voted to throw open the rooms Of the Club
to the Cincinnati visitors expected on the 15tl,
instant. i committee was chosen to invite tile
clubs of Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louisville, De-
troit, Fort Wayne aud Lafayette to pigeon tour
nanent, which the Club desire to make feature
Of tho OCCASION
, 1859-06-08

=" lady WIS yesterday forenoon ut the
corner of Randolph. and Jefferson streets,
thrown out Of a sig, in which were a lady cum
pa1lion aud two children. The horse tried to
draw the vehicle on tue sidewalk, and the jar
ttIrew the lady violently. She Was, for Il 1io-
,ncMt. between the animals houEs aud thu
wheels, but fortunately escaped without in
iurv.
, 1859-06-08

CYRAWBERRY, FLOWER and
~ MUSICAL
F E S T / v A L
-0H TIE
Young Peoples Mission l'ssoei.tioa
, 1859-06-08

OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO.
~ Br1t1xarus Qr11cr HAn2oAp Ca4rA11, CM.
eaxo. Nay 4th. lsas.
nk OF the Stockholders of thr Caeao Burlington and
Company, il Chieax,, NJ "a FKiDIY, .he :s,h day Il
June next 1t II ocoes Ia The forenoon. fr the urose II
aleetnx hi fer The eushk year the srn&eton
Il anY utAM bunts> thai may n iuhiue the ms<spk
By ortes Of the Board Of rfecsars
tnrA4td.dl2N AMlH r HAI l.. ascxetstY
, 1859-06-08

pOARDING.-A rare opportuni-
ty Is offered for few 6r>,eiass toarer.In prsote
family with large and pleasant In central locasioo.
address Lux A,I6. jeSGx
, 1859-06-08

~ This is the time to have your clothing
cleaned and repaired At John Jones, II? Dear
born street. ie6-Jt
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-07
BY TELE q r A p FL!
From, the Neg Orleans PaPsrs
Later from California.


ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3.-The overland Californ.
ia mail, with advices from San Francisco t.
the 18th ult., has arrived
The California State news is not important
In San Francisco there had been considera.
BILE excitement, growing out of the summary
vengeance taken by Judge May upon one W
P. wilkins for the seduction of his daughter
Wilkins fell at the first fire and instantly ex-
pired.
New Territory of Nevada.
The Carson Valley Convention had resulted
in the framing of complete constitution for
the Territory. The proposed name of the
new Territory is Nevada.
Later from British Columbia.
Adyices from Victoria had been received at
San Francisco, with dates to the 9Th alt.
The American settlers had had severe trouble
with the English respecting the Island of San
Juan, situated between Vancouvers and the
main land. It was believed the question
would be settled by joint occupation until the
respective governments are advised of the
state of affairs
From Oregon the news is that the Indians
had become very troublesome. Lieut.. Null
Inns wagon road expedition was daily ha-
rassed by them.
The courier also reports that battle had
been fought between some four hundred Mo
jave Indians and Maj. Armistead's command.
in which some fourteen or fifteen of the for
mer were killed
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-07
ouack Nostrums.

The majority of hair washes, hair dyes,
hair tonics, hair oils, and the numberless pre-
partitions which are now before the public I'M
der such extrayagant, hyperbolical and fan
tastic titles as we see paraded in show-win-
dow cards, and newspaper headings, as HAIR
preparations, are all humbugs of the first wa
ter; their real merit, when they possess any
is that they do no harnf Hogs lard, whale
oil, lard oil, sweet oil scented and colored
make up, when in beautiful wrappers, and
white flint glass bottles, the costliest character
of tonics, and when thus costly, are baptized
with some tri-syllable term, and caught at by
verdant young and old of both sexes. Suchis
not the character of Professor Woods Hair
Restorative. This gentleman comes before
the world without any thigh falutin" Xloph-
loforium, or any other astounding and start
ling catch-penny term he simply advertises
/ Hair Restorative-what it expresses, pre-
cisely-and as a Restorative it acts Buy
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and as you
value your scalp, aye, your very brains, apply
nothing else; for it may be that you will get
some worse substance than perfumed lard oil
IN your Uranium. Remember Woods Res
:oratiye for the Hair is the best article extant
See new advertisement IN another colpmn.
June '29 t.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-07
Liver COMPLAINT.

This dangerous and often fatal disease had
long baffied the skill of the most eminent ply
sicians, when the discovery of DR.. M'Lane's
Liver Pills solved the difficulty, and presented
to the world the Great Specific, which has at
tanned such widespread celebrity for its eer-
tainty of cure This successful remedy was
the result of many years study, in which the
symptoms were narrowly observed, and thus
described by the Doctor himself -
Symptoms of diseased LdUer.-Pain in
the right side, and sometimes in the left, under
the edge of the ribs-the patient being rarely
able to lie on the left pain sometimes under
the shoulder blade frequently extending to the
top of the shoulder-often mistaken for rheu-
matism in the arm sickness of stomach, and
loss of appetite bowels mostly costiye, but
sometimes alternate with lax; dull, heavy
sensation in the back part of the head, loss Of
memory. with uneasiness of having neglected
something sometimes dry cough WEAKNESS
and debility ; nervous irritability feet cold or
burning, and prickly sensation of skin /; low
spirits, lassitude, with Discrimination to exer-
else, although satisfied it would be beneficial
In fact, patient distrust every remedy"
Have you any, or all of these symptoms ?
If So you will find certain remedy in DR..
M'Lane's Pills. Prepared by Fleming Bros.
of Pittsburgh.
hT Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. MLANE'S Celebrated Vermifuge, manu-
featured by FLEMING BROS, of Pittsburgh
Pa. All other Yerifuge in comparison are
worthless. DR.. M'Lane's genuine Vermifuge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be
had at all respectable drug stores. None gen.
uine without the signature of
FLEMING BROS.
J. s. SIZER, Agent, jackson, Miss.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-07
n. o. Markets.

Saturday evening, Sept Sd, 1853.
C0TT0E-With more ample supply on
sale to-days busieness has reached about
$500 bales, but at irregular and lower prices.
We quote Middling At 111<@1115c. with an
unsettled and dropping market, and omit gen
eral quotations.
SUGAR-The sales embrace about 100
hhds-, mostly from first hands, at the recent
decline. FAR to fully fair 574@651e. ID.
M0LASSES-There are no receipts and no
stock on the leFee in first hand
FLOUR-The market has been dull with
sales Of only 500 to 600 bbls. including 100
superfine at 81 70; 100 at 81 85 and 300
extra in three lots at S. rs y Dbl.
CORE--StiH very dull and sales confined
to 200 to 400 sacks Of which $50 yellow
mixed at 81 &C. and ESQ, 685 and 173 white
mixed and yellow, all at 70c. p busheL
OATS-Market firmer with sales of 1859
and 600 sacks st. Louis in three lots from
store at 55c. and 100 in lots on the leyee at
Sc. p bushel.
BRAN-Sales $50 sacks at -, and 356
and $40 at 81 Is p 100 b.
HAY-115 bales Western sold at S27
ia at $50; 81 prime at $40 and 80 clover at
S25 p ton
PORK-We notice only retail transactions
at s15p Dbl for Mess.
BACOE-Holders ask higher prices but we
hear of no sales.
LARD-we hear Of no transactions ofany
coFFEE-saies 457 bags at II pB.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-07
STEAM ENGINES.

SIEAN EN61 n ES.
,'ITHER Portable or Stationary, for Ginning,
4 Saving, Grinding, Drawing, or any other
Plantation use, also
Improved Circular and Sash Saw Mills
OF Southern Manufacture and sold under full
guarantee from EAGLE MACHINE WORKS, Rich
mond Virginia.
Constantly receiving, and for sale by
EDMUND NJ. IVENS.
General Agent No. 2 Union st. New Orleans.
When Ginning Cotton we use our spark arrester
which renders the Gin House perfectly safe from
FIRE. Refer to
Lafayette Montgomery, Calhoun, Miss.
John Montgomery, Canton, Miss.
E. K, Brown, Mount Hope, Miss.
DR.. Trawiek, Georgetown, Miss.
Arch Steele do do
Moore Williams, near Brandon, Miss.
z. e. Goosey, Yazoo City, Miss.
all of whom have our engines at work. and will
represent them they have found them.
An illustrated Catalogue of our machinery will
De sent TO any one desiring it, will also have
two engines in the next jackson Fair, and hope our
Southern friends will be there to inspect them.
We were awarded by the last United States Fair
the Grand Gold Medal of Honor, valued at $500. for
the best plantation steam engine.
Nav Ard '5g-1y
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-07
SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Nashville. Tennessee.

a. ESSlON 1S59..'6O..The Second course o.
~ Lectures in this Institution will commence on
Monday, October Sd, 1859, and close the first oil
the following March The Lectures of the first
month will be FREE to all Students.
Clinical Instructions will commence at the open
ing of the October course. The Anatomical Rooms
will also be opened at the same time.
FACULTY..
TH0S. l.. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor of Anato-
my Descriptive, Astrological and Surgieal.)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor of
Principles and Practice of Surgery.
JOHN H. CALENDER, NJ. d.. Professor Of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
E. b. HASKINS, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine
HENRI ERNI, N. D., Professor of Medical Chem
istry and Medical Jurisprudence.
DANIEL F. WRIGHT, N. D., Professor Of Physi-
ology and Pathology.
JOHN p. FORD, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
H. II. COMPTON, n. D., Demonstration of Anat-
omy. FEEs.
Lecture FeeS... SkUo w
Matricul alton Fee, (paid but once, ).-..... 90
Demonstrators Fee. .................., 10 90
Graduation Fee. IS 90
The price of Boarding and all the personal ex-
penses of the Student reasonable in Nashville
as in any city in the Union. Good Boarding can
be obtained at from So to "a per week.
JOHN P. FORD, II. D.,
Sept 8, SIT. Dean ofthe Faculty.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-07

"ISHlNG to change my business, offer ior
w sale my plantation and tract Of land, lying
near the month of Fair River in Lawrence county,
Miss, consisting in part Of Pearl, and in part Of
Fair River lands. The tract ans 1885 acres ~
acres of which are in high state of cultivation and
sixty or seventy acres deadened. 1t is as produc-
tive as any land in the country. made last year
it l05 bales of cotton with l3 hands, being over
s bales to the hand, with corn, potatoes, &C., in
obundance-the land lies level. in body, and
nearly all tllable. The improvements consist Of
good Dwelling, Gin and Press, and other necessary
out buildings, mostly new-the buildings are loea-
ted on the bluff Of Fair River beautiful stream
of pure water, Astounding in fish, with a never fall
ing well Of excellent water in the yard. The place
is reputed, and has proved to be very healthy in
desirable neighborhood, convenient to a good
school and Church. It is miles north Of Month
cello, II miles east of Bahala Depot. Good stock
range. will sell at very low figures.
Forfurther particulars apply to Hubert Bowen
Brookhaven, or to myself on the plantation.
w. p. BAGGETT.
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JACKSON FOUNDRY MACHINE
GHOp

Jackson, 1fssissiPpt.
'aNHE above establishment is now prepared to
l. furnish Steam Engines and Saw Mills, and
Engines for Plantation purposes, at short notice,
and on terms as reasonable they be furnish
ed elsewhere. Also, Portable Horse Power, that
took the premium at the last State Fair, fer
running Saws, Gins, Mills, etc which does away
with the expense of large gin houses, as nothing
is necessary in starting them bat pick room.
Gin and Mill Gearing, Hotchkiss Water Wheels,
Door and Window Sills, LiDteIs, Columns and
Sash Weights, Crate Bars, PIow Points, and every
variety Of Castings usually manufactured in a
Southern Foundry, always on hand.
Engines, Saw MILL, and all kind OF Machinery re-
paired at short notice. Ali work warranted.
20 Terms exclusively cash, 81 equivalent.
Persons desiring information, will please ad-
dress thesubscriber. JAS. o. STEW Ms.
Jackson April LIST lS59-ly.
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Public Speaking.

VIM. Barksdale, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Sd District, will address
the people at the times and places below men
toned
Philadelphia, Wednesday, Aug. 31st.
Dutch Store, Thursday, Sept. LIST
Good Hope, Friday, I'd.
Carthage, Saturday, Sd.
Kosciusko, Monday, 9th.
Shongalo. Wednesday, 9TH.
Greenwood, Friday, 9Th.
CaTfuflton, Saturday, 10Th.
Greensboro Monday, 18th.
French Camp, Tuesday. 18th.
New Prospect, Wednesday, 18th.
Louisville. Thursday. 18th.
Webster, Friday, 18th.
Chocktaw Agency, Saturday. 18th.
]. A Smells Shop, Tuesday, 20
CALEDONIA Wednesday, 21st.
West Point. Thursday, 22d
Crawondyille, Friday, 23d.
Columbus, Saturday, "a