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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-12
PEARL RIVER FARM FOR atALE

Pearl. RIVER FARM FOR Sale. 2
fEsHb undersigned offers for sale his plantation
A sit4aged on the east side Of Pearl River, ~
miles from Mjstieeio and Westvilie road.
THIS place contains fre haudred acres, three
hundred of which are in high state of cultivation.
ali the land is and fresh. It also has fine
new dwelling house, Iegro cabins, gin and MILL
stables, &c. embracing all necessary buildings aud
,convenienees. Terms reasonable.
Sept IL '5g9+tf B.w. THOMPSON.
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FllK EAIE,

A DWELLING House ard Lot, situated imme-
IA diately in the Junction Of TIE New Orleans,
aad Jackson, and Southern Railroad. There ere on
the lot two comfortable dwelling HoRes, each con-
tainiDg Eve OF six rooms I; also cts7srDs and az
other conYeniences for families For papticulars
apply on the premises to
March 2 6g--tf. W. Il. D0NNELh.
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FOR SALE

me of the most desirab BILE Ssll tracts IL isad in
~ Kinds county, Eve mi es from Jacks ~, the
State Capital, adjoining the lands of VIM b. Taylor
acres in cultivation, enclosed by q coed f{1ce-a
'gaad wood pasture of about thirty scres-snclosed
0y good feIcs-a small comfortable dwelling,
kitchen, smoke house, stable, corn crib wagon shed
and negro cabins &e; several never failing springs
Of good free stone gravel water, peach orchard,
a good stock range, (winter and summer.) This is
healthy location as there is in Kinds County
For terms which will be very liberal to a good
purchaser, Apply to G. LOMBARD, Civil Enein-
Ger, Jackson, Miss, OF TO c. K. DICKSON, Post
Master, Jackson, Mississippi. agents.
April 20 80 --s&w-tf.
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Plantation for Sale.

T WILL sell on the premises to the highest bidder
u on Thursday, the 9th day of December next, on
accommodating terms, my plantation in Kinds
county, Mississippi, miles North from CLIFTON,
containing 1850 ores highly improved and in a
high state Of cultivation. Also on same day a
large stock of cattle, sheep hegs and mules; corn
fodIer. hay, wagons, plews, DC. Also likely
negro9lsn. Purchasers re-inFited to call and ex
ammo SCR the day of gale.
ocGta. 4s8o-tf ALFRED JOHNS.
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NOTICE.

u who died in tho District of Greenvillc, in the
State of South Carolina. in last, considerable
legacy has been left TO James Madison Jacobs
bis son. James 4dson Jacobs, when last heard
Of by his family IN South Carolina, was in Selma,
Alabama. If alive, he is probably residing in some
of The Western States; and notice is hereby given
that in default bis applying fer said legacy.
within reasonable time, pfAicatioa will be made
to the Tourt 10 disp0se Of il among his Heirs at
Law. EDWARD q. JACOBS,
Greer riils, S. c., Oct 6 '6O-WSm. Executor.
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A PE9DUCflRE Plantation containing about
n 1900 aces, 500 IN cultivation, located ~
miles west Of Walden Depot, Carroll Go. Miss
Location healthy, and good nsighhst For
barticnlars apply to Gen 10. Bell, jackson, Miss
or to the undersigned at Shongslo, Miss.
FebIi '69-wtf e. kUPPEREL. -
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ALFRED JOHNS.
COpiah County Land for sae--so, oot

Acres.
TUE ahofe number of acres Of land will be
n sold at private sale 10 suit purchasers. 1t
lies on and within seven miles Of Railroad track,
anazronvsnient to HaEleAurst and Bahala Dopots.
It vAries in quality ttSm the best creek bottom
to the cqnmon pine hill. Purchasers may on rca-
sonahle tsrns obtain traces Of any size asi quail
ity. For information apply to mo at G1llatiD
Gopiab county Miss. SAM'L REEGS,
Jan. 5, '58.-H. ssent
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Plnn1aLinn fnr Sale.

y OFFER Sherwood tor sale. 1t contains seven
Il hunzsed and tweD58 acres, and is handsomely
and substantially impfesed with plenty of timber.
This place Is weil known being one of the best
in the country. II is located threo miles from
Vernon, Madison County.
July Is '60-w If. j. R. BALFOUR.
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LAND SALES. &C.. dec.
A Farm for Sale.

n r UTIM IOf SaIes
7 is one mile from jackson, on the Railroad to
4 Brandon. Well improved about one hundred
acres in cultivation; good garden; large ouao.
tity of every kind Of fruit; about four huadred
acres in the traet plenty Of wood for the Jackson
market. the terms will be accommodating to the
purchaser. March 10 '6O-tf, E.L.MaYES
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], 3. MosELEY, I sec,vs.
Hob. POWELL, -

TAn0kEkr DncovEnx or RE AGE.-ProG 0. J. Wood,
ID discovery ofh unrva:ed Hair Restorative has
cenerrednpus mankind lasting bsne6t- No such
ersa remedy for al diseases Of the hair has ever been
aiseesered. Never known 10 fan Of accomplishing al
thatts elaed for It Thousands nov daily It with In
anite adssntags 70 themselves. Every day the props
ters receive letsrs tesyisg to It's merits and enumrs-
ting the hensat rasalans from It's uss.
Tothoae who ars N tbs way aaiicsed. We can cons
mend the Hat RESTORATIVE Is safs and reliable remedy
See de advertisement N aaether column, wherein win
b ohnd testimonials from numerous well known Arms
sna t.d'ssaasls Oct ~ 90. va s-w sm.
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FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which Fan be
n had on reasonable terms ~ applying at this
Office. a.s...a.z.
Af Attract of land containing 22O acres in Co.
piah county, neuy Pine Ridge
June q i5S--lf
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CnNEECTInNSnV

EasEsr FUYsERL No. SIS, LEyEE ST., NV ORLEANS.
HAViNG greatly enlarged his steam works, is
= = preparea 70 MI orders for every description
Of OonfeationaTy, freshly manufactured. warranted
fully equal to similar articles imported from any
quarter and at the most reasonable prices. H,s
gum drops, candies and sugar pums are ,ensivslv
and fayoraoly known throughout the South-wast
Nov . '6U-w6m. sepSouoos'
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APPENDIX.

o6aseaiag an Extraordinary Ssssios IF the Seaase
for jane rs, 1861.
BY the President Of the Uuitsd states Of
America
A PROCLAmArl0N.
WHEREAS an extraordinary oeoaaion has occurred
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EoUNDED in lss2-chal.ered y a1e and
SD subject 70 The baara
Of Trustee six appointed ~ the. Legriastare aAu
Eve TO be elected annually BY the sub.crioe
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Nalnahie Rirer nla-...,---------- :

Valuable River Plantation for sale.
L situated on Honey Island, containing "a
acres, ef which $50 are in cultivation, and as0
more have been deadened seaveral years. me
place has a good dwelling house, negro quarters.
STABLE cribs. inc new gin, a nd other conyenians
out buildings. also viii self my stock Of horsas
mules, cattle and nogs, and the esrn, fodder ana
farming utensils, on the place. The property, is
very valuable, the land being very rich ana mr.
duetive; and fronting on Tehula Lake, which is
naEigable for barge boats during the winter and
spring and also being situated within eight miles
Of the YaEao River and twenty three miles of
Ya5oo City.
Also Is valuable negtoes, eonsistiRS of men,
women and children, all thoroughly aecfmated. -.
If not sold privately before the lstday of January
next the above property win DO cold at public sale,
to the highest bidder, ut the court.house door ii
Yazpo CITY, on liberal terms as regards payments.
For terms apply to me At the Plantatlon. Let
tiers addressed 70 mo at YaSeo City care of Banks
dale Mcfarland, will be received.
Aug "a 'ee-Wtf. J. X. RICHARDS.
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80 HooasrA's German Bltsers and .RaTsamic
Cordial-sold ~ every druggA in the United
States. See sdyerIisement in another column
march % Soy.
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~ Mothers! Mothers Dr. Eaton's Iufantie
CORDIAL. See advertisement in another column.
MARCHES '6G-wly.
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/ Ayers Ague Cure,

"a ,o,.r,Ihzes this malarious poison in the
,5 d Stimulates the liver TO expeLt from the
A. II should SO il does cure this aiiiieuug
Jsarlar with perfect certainty Ana ~ uses u,ote,
~ r,tber does what is OF more service % those SUI
- y, ths infection. II taken IN season II expeis
f,o, the system as It is absorbed, ana tlits keePa
y lly, ,yb use Il free from Its attacks keeps TIE
,s.,, In health although exposed 70 Tue disease
,saanty IL not only cures, but protects from;
,r,riety OF affections which are induced
t-S ~ r,aIigns-t influence. such as kemittent
80 chill Fever Dumb. OF MASKED AeAe,
D.; i.st Headache, or Bilious Headache. bilious
-, ~ NcuraIgia Rheumatism, Gout, Bhndness,
r,othacse. Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Ealpita-
go I,infal Affections Of the Spleen, hys,erl9s.
1,,;r psralvsis. and Painful Affections o. We
- ~. =, ard Bowels all 81 which, when eEisrg
Sun, ~ cause, will be found 10 assume more o.
less tie intermittent type. This : AguL
removes the cais.e Of these arrangements aho s''e'
This Il accomplishes by stimulating the eSeie
,S-is, 70 expel the virus from the fys1eh 80
t,pse nroans by degrees becoinc habited 70 90 -
tGcr IN heir own accord. Hence af.s Wal
We form ocel;0iatatt0a. Time may accomplish W
s,,,e end hut often life is not long enough, OF !,
! sscr,tead In the attempt while this " AoVE IuAs
I dncs L at once, and with safety. We have great
! reason 10 believe this is suTer as Wen ~ $50 ~
ron,edv for the whole class of diseases when ~
caused by the Inasmatic infection. than any olner
which has been discovered; and = has SUI e'ioltI
! 5mportant advantage TO the public, which Is, mat
! II Is cheap as well as good
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80 QUERNe~Hsve you hars seen that Big
Indian il another cOliHnn, boiling RooTs, BAKKs
and LEAVES, for the Cherokee Remedy
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Wish 30 sell my farm, two and = half miles
Il west Of Tsngapaha Station, New Orleans and
Jackson Railroad, containing about one Thousand
acres; two-thirds creek bottom; three hundred
acres cleared, two hundred acres deadened with
good dwelling, ten nagro houses, gin house. black
smith snop, large barn, sixty four feet square,
never-failing WELL % feet deep, Of pure cool water
and several springs with running water through
the place the year round, cider good fencing with
gates to every hed and the cleared land all fresh
aad IN hlgn STATE OF cultivation, convenient to
churches and schools, and a good neighborhood =
For health, comfort, fertility and convenience il
being but hours travel by railroad to New Or
leans, 1t can't be surpassed in the South.
VIII sell the above farm cheap, and on liberal
other lands have there. =
For particulars. call and suit, or address
No. 81 'so-w3m. r. rain;apano'
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Mas. wINsL Jw.-An experienced nurse and female
ply s'can has Soothing Syrup for children teethag
which greatly facilitates the process eathing by soft
ening he gums reducing all Niiamation-wl allay all
pain and regulate the bowels, Depend upon it
mothers It will give rest to yourselves and reefand
health TO your infants. Perfectly SAFE in all Sc
advertisement in another column Aug 80 59-s&w1y
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a GREAT BARGAIN.

II ME place formerly owned ny DIR. D. o. Williams
Il within miles Of Citation, noted for health
and in reach odgthe Gnest schools IN the State,
male and female, well watored, with or 700 acres
of good creek bottom, for sas, low, very low, as
am determined to break up farming. There are
1890 acres in the tract, gin house, and press
corn crib, fne dwelling house de- Nearly
2ae0 bushels and fodder, also mules aud horses
,cfood mares, cattle, sheep and hogs. The land
twill be sold cheap and On accommodating terms.
Mr.. Tier, the OEerseer On the place, eill show
the land fo any oEa wishing to purchase, or appi-
cations be made TO the subscriber at Clinton,
Hinds Co. Miss. GEO. STOKES
!, Nov '59-tf.
Eagle of the South, American Citizen, Canton
.rubiish till forbid.
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Land for sale.

A VERY desirable trscs Of land, containing 200
n acres, within two and halt miles Of Jacks
lying the Raymond roads IS 10 cultivation.
with dwelling house, clubhouse and orchard One
hs If cash, and the other in twelve snths, It'll ten
per cent. from date. OBADIAH EAfllEREE.
November Y, 1860. w4W
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Perfttmery! Plated Ware:l Pianos q!
ESKoM the best Reuses, a Ruu assortment. Pa
a fassd Ware o now assortment just received -
Chickering & Sons; Steinway 4 Sens; and briggs
Patent Violin PIanosg lst received at
Oct ?, 80. I'D j. B. MoREf'S.
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E- MotheEsi Mothersi Dr. Fston,s Infantie Cor
dial See adasvtseueut in another column.
marches so WY
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~. We woull call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement of Prof o. J. " ood's Co.'s
Hair Restorative in another column.
j q march q ,6O-Iy.
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3 3 5 O. o TIo Ms.

asd as buryipg.sround; bn. MOTIF the prejudice
Of valid adverse right, if auch exist.
Approved, June Is, 1850.
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- Sanford's Liver lnyi curator aud Catbartic
Pills-s very valuable medicine. Ssad the adver
tisemen id cur paper. maTt023 go vSy.
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Toys Toyrsi--ef every kind, just received a.
~ NOV - W. jB M0REYiS.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
ME undersigned ofersfo sale k5slate residence
L IN the city Of Jackson, situatsaon State street
opposite the residence Of Col. C. - TaFpley.
i. V. DIXON.
52ff rs
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PATENT FOLDING SPRING MAT
TRESS,

PATENT FOLDlNG STRING NAT
TRESS.
THE undersigned would respectfully annouce to
i epuhlie that he is now manufacturing s'Well's
Pa sent Folding Mattress" which is superior in en-
ish, durability and style, and far surpasses any
other bed in comfort aad to the person who is
so fortunate IS TO possess one.
The prices of this Mattress are very moderA!A,
being afforded tor less money than they can br pro-
cured in the northern cities.
He also manufactures all kinds of Pillows Mat
tresses, &c, &C., to order to suit his customers.
Please call and examine his stock, at the rooms
the store OF Capt Julienne State street. Jack
son, Mississippi. SAMUEL POOL.
June 60-tt.
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JewelFy and u satehes III
TIME richest, best and e1eapest assortment Of
4 Watches and EVERY ever brought to jackson
Eov17 go, J. b. MOREY.
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Printing Office for SaIc.

A PRINTING Office is for sale, on very reasona-
"A bic terms, embracing Hoes Large Cylinder
Press 80 inches between bearers but slightly worn
and in good working order. Also, suficieFi guam
tity OF type nearly new to printa paper % by SO or
larger. Also, Washington Hand Press, with a
good assortment of Job TypeSY
10 any on%siEishiDg to purchase a good office,
with all the arrangements for commeacsNg business
atunasually cheap rates. would say That it would
afford US pleasure to wait on you at any time.
Address, A. n. EfHBALL,
nov 70 60-wtf. 6Acksou, Miss
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Window Shades, COrBices, &C,
nUR elegant Window SHADES and Cornice' are
" Just opened-also very neat cheap Shades aud
iCornIces. (Nov '60.) B NORkH.
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New Advertisements.
j. M. RAUM
COMMISSION AND FURW ARDING

COMMISSION AND FURHARDING
M E CHI A n 7
81 Fulton aiiI 80 Front Street, beceea Poyaras and
b. Grapisr.
Dec. COY. NJ NEW ORLEANS.
"A SCHOOL WANTED!
TfNEE undersigned, native Of the South, wishes
Il go procure a situation as Principal of some
frst-class Academy or Township School. He has
had several years experience in teaching the hehe.
Mathematics and Classics ts frst-elass Seminaries
and Academies. Best of feferepees given If
quired, Address, G. L. HAWKINS,
Dec Z '60-3t#. Box 1885, Carton. Miss.
WANTED.
BY young lady, situation as Teacher in .
- familybs Sho has had considerable experience,
aud is qualified to teach English branches, Music
on the Piano and Painting. Address, Box No 81,
Benton, or refer Hon. Rnht. Bown&n. and Rev.
J. ). montgomery. Yazoo City. Dc Soft
RESr Virginia Coal Ul.j Coal On lamps. just
- received at b MORBY'S.
10S COPIES Ciairbor1e's ss.lte OF Gen. J. a.
A~O Quitman, at S3&egs matted at $3.50. A
new supply Of School and miscellaneous Books, at
Dec7 80. j h M0REY'S.
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VALUABLE Property for Sale.
A HOUSE and Lot IN this city. A great bar
n gain will be gwen. call on
Feb % '60-tf. T. +. OWEN.
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MILLINERY, &C..

MILLINERY, &C.,
A I MRS. YIRDEN'S, State Street, Jackson
a She begs to i=.s.n her lady friends and the
public generally, til. tsRe has just returned from
New York with eleS ant assortment Of 5Isaioaa-
be afIs node MRiRss.y, selected fram tile leading
establishments of Fashion. Her honnets, isces.
embroidery, eloaks, &C., are gotten mp in style
Of beauty and elegance oever before eqaalled in
this Market. Dresses made to order and 10 suit
the most rafined TASTE octle S. tt
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mo. ] Resolution in Regard to the Minister

nc. 81 Resolution IN Regard TO the minister
from japan.
Resolved by the Senate and Honse Of Represen-
tatiees Of the Uaited States Of Aaeerica LoHgress
asstnsbted, Tba: the Of fifty thousand dollars
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated, TO be
rand out Of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, u deiray the expenses OF the
| ENJOYS ond cutie constituting the japanese en-
hassy expected to arrive IN the United States
TIE same, or so much Thereof insy be required,
| 10 be expended unaer The .rection Of tho Stcre-
/ tsry of State.
| knnroyed April 49, 1850
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Economy.
TAKE those Lamps that have been standing on
Il theshelf so long, down to Smiths, aud have
them altered to burn Coal Oil. March x0,ee
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NO. 81 foint Resolution to ciuee the Price o.
PnbIic Printing.

PuBifc PflDtlnS.
Resotccd by The Senate and Hatse of Representa-.
tive of the Uited States Of Aa.erca IN Congress
sembfed, That the prices established and allowed
tor the public printing By the ait entitled IAN act
to provide for executing the putse printing sid
tablishing the price thereof, anafor other parpos-
es,' approved August twenty.ax, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-tWo two, and b the several acts
amendatory thereof tbatis to sal Tor composition,
press-work, folding, stitching @a inserting maps
and plates, be, and the same areFeduced forty per
centum; and that, for the purse OF giving full
force and effect to this resoatio9 the saperInten-
dent af the Public Printing is preby authorized
and dfANted to cause the accousts OF the public
printer or printers to be made olna rendered to
Nun, as heretofoIc, under the proisions of the act
of August twenty-aix, eighteen Rndred and afty-
twos lexcept as to the printing the Post. Office
blanks, which have been ordered ey law TO be put
out By contract to the lowest bidlsr;l and before
certifying the same to the Treasey for payment,
no shall deduct FROM tho aggregate amount Of each
account 50 rendered the sum Of faty per centum,
and the residue shall be receive by tho public
printer or printers Us full compensation for the work
stated in said account. This resobtion shall take
effect from the passage thereof.
E ApUroyed. June % l0An
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mo. 81 Resolution authorizing Captains Wil-
lain L. Hudson and Joshua X. Sands to accept
certain 1estimdaiaI@ awarded to them by the
Government OF great britain
hesoired By the Senate and Hsnse Of Represea-
taiUss Of the U.ited Sates Of America toagres,
dsseutbied, That Captains, William 4. Hudson and
Joshua X. Sands, OF the aEy OF fhe Udlted States,
be, aud they are hereby, Aathorizsd TO accept the
stuff DIX and medal .rvcently transmitted u this
government by the goyernm4ne OF Great Britain to
be presented 10 each of said ofioers AS msRpriais
of their services in laying down tho Atlantic cable
Approved, May ., 1885,
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mo. 1911 Resolution in relation to the Works Of
the Exploring expedition.
IessoIrese by iae Seaate and House of Represeaia-
tives of te United States ef America Congress
seableti, That tive copies Of the works OF the hx-
plornag Expedition, tar as they can be supplied
lrvm the copes ordered to be deposited in toe lii
brary of Congress for preservation, BY the reson-
ton Of February twentieth, eighteen hundred ana
forty five, and the residue OF said works US they
shall be delivered to he Secretary OF State,
copy of which to be presented By him to the federal
republic Of Switzerland and the other to the Naval
Ac deny at Annapolis in the State Of MARY land.
Approved, June 15 l5GD.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
A HOST OF PURGE ASERS for a complete as
IN sortmeut Of Trunks Whips, Saddles, Harness,
Brides, Belts Stirrups. Martingates, Wagons,
Carts, Sewing Machine \ Fishing Taekle and every-
thing in my line to sut 80 times aud the approach
ing Fair.
q. JOHNSON.
Oct. Go '6e--tf. W. Fl. Aliens Old Stand.
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no. Is A Resolution for Supplying the Choctaw.
Cherokee, and Chickasaw Nations with such cop
les Of the Laws, journals. and public printed
Documents as furnished to the states AID
Territories. N GT
tiues Of the U.tted iates Of America an Congress
assen,Lied That the Cnoctaw, Cherokee. and Chiek-
asaw nations Of Indians through such agent as
they ma siesignate be furnished by the Secretary
of tae lEeerior with such c,pies or Volumes "a
the laws of ths United States, journals Of Con-
gress, and documents printed by order of So1gress
as are supplied tho States and sTerritots the
United States.
Approved, June Is, 1860. 80.
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mo. 4 A Joint Resolution for the Relief of the
contractors of the PostOhee department..
Be It resolved BY the Senate aud Hoase Of Rspressn-
ta,ipes of the United Sateef ADtstaea an Long,ess
assembled, That the accruing reyenxss of the lost
Office Department be, aud the s2sae are hereby,
appropriated, in part payment Of contractors tor
carrying the mails. and OF routeagsnts. during tie
quarter ending thirtyhrst March, eighteen hundred
and sixty under the provisisnssof Ihe act Of July
second, eighteen hundred aud thirtyssix.
Approved, March IS, 1860.