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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-03-21

Sid by Ill respectable Druqqist tloagheTthe Country
HIS hne brand of Champsgne, when un'i W.
Il past year was confined exclusively " tno US
tables Of the Continent of Europe, mas 'o!e ~;
the most unbounded success and popularity IN I'M.
country. IL is recommended BY some % ,Ie -
Physicians of the City of New York. over s'i 2tnei
wines, account Of its extreme purity anu 49, 49,
cy, and those who once try it rarely use any 49,
hand. Although only one year has elapsed since
Its introduction into this country, tne aenanu s
enorIn3 ami constantly increasing. ouf AiIsns
nents are such as to ensure the quality OF the
inc bsiBg maintained at its present nign stahusu
The Prince Imperial is imported solely oy US, We
being the sole agent Of Messrs De tenoge Co.,
in this country. E.Y. HAUGHWOUT&C0.
Nos ASS, 1870, d 4e2 Broadway, N. 7.
Sold in this City by ROBINSON, " INpLsT q 10.
March 'I6 s0-skw 1m.
PIaDU>! Pianos!! PianOs!!I
4 CHICKERING & Sous octave, Rosewood
l. Piano, d1nbe round corners. l Clifford style.
prigg>' Patent, front round corners, making
speciality Of Pianos My terms are most favorable.
March - "a. ]. p. Worry
Deo1Orlzed CCai UII.
lust received, 3 barrels of the best manufacture
- of the above Oil. Il is the light of lights. ~
rpga brightness, safety, cleanliness and economy.
We have also barrels of the Maysville Coal Oil.
A new supply of Lamps in flew days. Lamps and
OIL shipped ID any point on Railroads, the re-
ception of Cash. March 1877 J b. M0REY.
The Wash MANS Friend.
ID ARMSTRONG & Brothers, residing at Cam
j. den, Alabama, obtained about year ago,
letters patent for improved Washing Machine,
which on the score of economy, durability, and
efficiency is unequalied by any other ever before Of
fe:ed 10 The public. These machines are manufae-
tured by Messrs Phillips keils.
For sale BY Messrs Fearn Co, who will fll all
orders at the shortest notice
County rights far Mississippi can be had by ap-
pcation to W kettus, Camden, Alabama.
have had one of the Armstrong Washing Ma
chimes in uss for than five months, and find
il great sbor-saving machine, doing the work Of
two three hands, 10 less time, ami with more
ease 10 the operator, than in the ordinary way Of
ss=hins By hand, and with no psrceptibie damage
to the el1Ehs. would not be without one for many
times the cost L. DICKSON.
Proprietress of Dickson House.
Jaeksnn. Mlrch Il '60-tf.
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Il. d. j a G. N. RaiITOad Company,

NV FhLfANs, MaTch md IoUU
kJUBLlC notice is hereby given, that the regular
2 annual meeting of the Stockholders OF this
Company. will BIS held ut their Office, on Camp
street, opposite lafayette Square, on Monday April
Oh 1901, at II O'Clock, in conformity with tie
Charter. K. S. CHARLES, Secretary.
March is 'e0-s-wtA9
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PIanO1i PianosIi Pianos
DeOuOrIZed COai UII.

4 CHICKERING & Sous Z octave, Rosewood
Piano, dogbie round corners. Clifford style.
l priggs' Patent, front round corners, making
speciality of Pianos. My terms are most fayora BILE.
March 49, 60 !. p H0RFY.
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'IlioHAs MCKENZIE & SONS,

dAhD+f AXE liUC-E.
A.aaf;tcttrers asd fmeoyter- If
Harness Elouat,HzS, Saddiery Hardware,
Spekes. Huns, Fe.l0eS, Axies,
C-tTFiase Thinning, &c.
No. 922 t}altiIn re ST. near Charles, Baltimore.
: < % ECVEgs-- Having nov a regular weekly Ine
: IF Steamers and Packets running from Bal i
uls-e - Savannah, Caaflsstln, v ilmIugtop, and
daily line Of STEAMERS to Norfolk, our customers
get their goods readily frem Ba tinare Is
from any ether Seaport. Orders by mail solicited.
March % 90 ".
PENEF NTiAIeY GOODS AND STORE.
conformity with law, the undersigned has
Z opsasd in the city Of Jackson, a honse in which
be viii keep for sai e @al the
GODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDISE,
Nsnufae ured by the Mississippi Penitensiary, for
disPeal.'
orders Cor Goods should be made to
II. Fl. SMYTU,
Clerk and Agent Miss. Pcnite0tia-y.
Store Rom, AZ present, on Capital street. enc
door from State. March '60-6g
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n Cdsus
HAVING Just returned from professional visit
i 10 Little Rock, Arkansas, was paiued Il
learn that runners were circu's:ed which were de
timental to me both in my domestic and profession
al reatians. have retursed home to remain, and
gauld stats that all Of my intending to seek
any other residence are without foundation, as
veil As those derogatory to my private character.
March l6 '69-s-w IT. C.G. CADE.
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New JeweIry'
sUSr receive3 ny starch supply Of Jewelry-
- com 5letlng my sssurtSlsnt-also juat receive
fresh assortment OF Gents Gold aad Siite W atch
es ladies' q IL Watches MIG. j B. HnREY.
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New Store.-New Goods.
Jsxelry. NY assortment is now
w complete. Jan 81 go. JB MOREY

4 ANDREDTH'S and Shaker Garden Seeds
- Freshest and Pursrt Drugs ard Medicines!
Plain, snd Fancy Stationery, and Gold Pens.
The newest, richest, sEd latest styles of Jewelry
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Sash. Coal oil Lamps in
a few days. Jan 19 go. J.B. MOREY.
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To be had of our Wholesale an Retail Agent.
c. A. MOORE,
DRUGGIST AND BOOKSELLER.
Jackson, Mississippi.
Hason hand, large lot of fancy perfumsry, drugs
chemicals dye stuffs, glass; lime, cement, plaster
parn TO e. Feb 7 'GO-s-W cow Wiv.
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Until March 5th., previous to removing my
y stock to Ellis corner, No l. Cheapside, will
make di count Of ten per cent my books, ex-
cept law books. Now ia the time to make up your
libraries. (feb 29) j. B. M0kEi.
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Necessary Caution.---shOuld unPriDcipled
Dealers try to palm off another article, which pays
better profit and is worthless-Helmbold's Ex-
tract Bucbu they must buy for cash-Ask for Helm
holds, take no other.
CURES GUARANTEED.
JOHN WRIGHT CO., 81 and Isl Char.res
street, New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
By appointL- ent.
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Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany Chairs and Cham
her sets, in great variety.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE.

President OF the Board of Tru
Jas. Fl. SCRu6Gs, Secretary.
Huntsville, Ala. Jan 81 '60-W4t.
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DkS0IITINN.

FANCY GOODS, in endless variety just opened
Sept 80 80. ]. B. M0REY.
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C. II. MANSuIP.

Jan. 10. Sly.
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KEAI-iE 3. a,ElESrNT sg::.s-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

ATRESSEE, FEATHERS, FINE LOOKINQ.GLass
And every Description nf-
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BoOk-Buyers Attention.

Pure Coal Oil and Improved Lamps
EUST received, 2bbls Coal Oil, 100 Coal Oil
- Lamps. The best, safest and cheapest light of
all lights. (feb 49, J. b. MOREY.
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ONE THING CERTAIN
A Trial Costs but DOlkar---Try it:
And be convinced of its efficacy. And it is accom-
panied by reliable and responsible certificates from
Professors of Medical Colleges, Clcrgymen and
others. Prepared by
II. T. HELMB0LD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
lO4 South Tenth st below Chestnut.
Philadelphia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20
DENIEs sENDNG pIgPATOHRs.

W AhhANdIOhf DcS- IL
The agent of the Associated Press emphatically
denies having transmitted any such dispatches
as were to day the subject Of complaint in the
Senate. He deals in facts not fancies.
Mr.. Cass' letter 70 the President is brief, in
which he approves of the annual message save in
two particulars which he plainly states. Conceiv-
ing there should be unity IN the Cabinet Council,
he rendered his resignation.
The President in acknowledging the receipt OF
the letter, regrets this difference Of opinion
Both gentlemen exchange friendly assurances.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Walker has resigned from
the army. He was at the time in command Of
the z S, Arsenal at Georgia Of which State he
Edward MCGOWAN, delegate elect from the
Territory of Arizona, has arrived here.
Edward M. Stanton was to-day appointed by
the President as Attorney General
An adjourned meeting of the New York dele
cation was held tonight Mr.. Hoard was in the
Chair, and Mr.. Haskins vas made Secretary in
me following were present-AIessrs Carter.
Humphrey, Kenyon, John II. Reynolds, Mexican,
Palmer, Spinner, Clark, b. Cochrane, Graham,
Conkling Dt1ll, Hoard, Haskin. Sedgwick, But
terfeld, Potele, Wells, E. r. Reynolds, Spauld-
ing and FentOn. tfAaD
p The city delegation was absent, hzs
The following was offered by ]. h Reynolds,
which, sfter debate of a strong union character
was unanimously adopted l.l ~ @.I
Resolved That IN the opinion Of this delega-
ton the people Of the State Of New York are in
favor Of protecting constitutional rights and Of
forcing constitutional obligations Of every sec
ton Of the Union and believing that the appro-
PIRATE remedy for every existing grievance may
be applied under the constitution of the U. s.,
and all just cause Of complaint removed BY due
Observance Of the laws Of the land, They will
insist upon prompt and energetic enforcement of
the laws Of the general governments as necessary to
the safety of the country in the present crisis and
the preservation Of the federal Union. II is un-
derstood the following named members who were
unovoidably absent, approve the course MessrS.
Van Wyke, Ban, Olins irving, Ely and Lee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20
NEW YORK mARKET-DEO. ID.


FLQUR-Market has improved So 9lOc with rather
more doing The demand for export and home con-
sumption. We also nQties an improved speculative
little more disposed to realize. = =
Sales I07Oo bbls, at 3 le5@s4Is for superne stata
s. 905, 10 for extra state; g4650475 for superhne
western; S5,OO@,5,30 for common to medium extra
WESTERN aud s5.2O@5,s5 for shipping brands extra
CANIDTAN FLOUR-Hss also slightly i'm
proved with moderate dsmand Sales are 400 bbls
at So. 90 for common to choice e1tra
RYE FLOUR-selling slowly at s,2594,OO for
common TO choice superhne.
CORN MEALGYery moderate business is re-
ported a. about previous quotations. -
WHISK Y-Market firmer with fair demand.
Sales are go bbls ls}4als5fe.
WHEAT--Market fully lc per bush higher, but
the advanced prices insisted upon by holders mate
rally checks the export demand Sales are g 90 bu
CHICAGO spring at SO55I in store OOO 6u north
western club at Sl,lO; 1900 by prime Milwaukee
club and amber western at ST. l5gIlS 1900 bG com
winter redwestern st ,2si 1000 bu amber Iowa At
RYR-ouist and firm at 7Oc .f =.
BARLEY-Little more doing Sales are 5000 bu
CORN@G fair export and home trade demand
without material change. Sales are l30no bush at
62@6se for mixed western in storei 6i@65s deliv-
OATs-In fair request at s5@s714c for Western
and Canada, and 3716@3s for state.
bbls at Sl5O6l5,62 for old mess; $500 for new do
| SlO,25 for old prime; 81 $50 for new do. .f.
BEEF-Market dultand In favor Of the buyer.
Sales are ll5 bbs Ss009lO0O for rePacked ness and
S'S'I PR m ( M s b BFF-DuII and nominal.
~ BEEF II AAiS-Dull and heayy with sales at
5g dY Iii lSf Bui vs., EIi and heavy with small sales
DRESSED H0GS-ouiet at s496Ssc.
| BACON N.5,msafket quiet. Sales are lsO boxes Of
/ city short ribbed middles 94.
Sales are 400 bbls at s@94e for No. western lO349
lO7se for prime western JOY for choice city,
BUTrER- Selling slowly as ll9lSO for Ohio
CHEESE Steady at 99loHc.
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FROM GEORGIA.
MnIEDGv1IEE, Dec. Il

ig -.rs.f-. MMLEDGvMLE, Dec. 19.
There has been meeting of the mem
berB Of the Legislature fsvoring oo-opera-
ton and urginga Convention Of such South
ern States desirous Of cooperating. An
address was issued to The people Of South
Carolina, Alabams, Mississippi and Flor
ida, signed by 81 members Of the Legisls-
ture. v .'1--A b 2 90 %LNi0 f
In the Senate resolution offering the
services of the members Of the Legislature
in case of eoertion Of any Southern State,
and requesting the Government to order
out all the members Of the Assembly first
for the field, was lost. The discussion in
the Senate on separate State action is re-
ported the ablest Of the session. -il
Mr.. Hin, Of Troupe, in blaze, Of elo-
quence characterized separate action as,
right aecOmplishingi its own defeat, liberty
forging its own chains, happiness poison
ing its own cup, prosperity committing
suicide. The resolutions were adopted
yeas Sc, nays "a That Rs there is a com
mon interest there should be cooperation
among the Southern States. A oonsideEa-
tionaWas moved and lost. af 70
Mr.. Delany bill protecting the citizens
Of Georgia from processes in the Fedora
Courts was lost by 16 majority.
w. 1. Harris, the Commissioner from
Mississippi, was eourteously received By
the Legislature. He spoke on Monday anC
1000 copies Of his speech have been order
ed to be printed. ~
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a5 ale WAsHIseTOE, Dec -19. 4
Tbs Atlantic brings S50, 600 in specie, q
large qusntity Of watches and jeEeIry, 800
tons Of French merchandise, and So pas
Bsngers. Advices anticipated.
Early last evening, a silk store, at the
corner Of Broadway and Murray streets,
was burglariously entered and about 81, 900
worth OF goods taken ~
, A large mass meeting, for Italy and Gar
ibaldi, was held at the Cooper Institute last
evening, at which addresses we're made BY
Hon. John A. Dix, who presided Luther
B. Marsh, Rev. DR.. Hitchcock, Rev. S. C..
Fletcher, and others. An address Of con-
-gratulation to the Italian people, and Sc
ries Of resolutions expressing sympathy. for
their cause, we're adopted by acclamation.
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ARRIvAB 81 FHE Pike PEAK sx-

-- Fl. KEARNEY. Dec. is.
z 6. 6, 9. c. dFQP. ExPiess with ak bASssn-
gers for st. Joseph passed at one O'Clock this az
ternoon, leaving the following
DENVER, Dec l6th.-lfhe boiler Of Eli Thorpe
3 Co.'s Mills Nevada, burst on the morning Of
the 13th demoliahing the building and ali ma.
ehinery, and iniuring four men, one 90 badly that
he died 81 four o'clock in the afternoon Of the
same day
Ths Burroughs Tannel IN Eevada has struck
Kantas lead one hundred feet below the surface
The hfst bqshel Of quarts pruapeeted thefefrom
gave ei7, the second over SIS
In Gregory Mines mills that have water are do
ing Well irmenee Quantities Of quartz being
rRised from the western slope.
New8tct the 9Th Inst 33Ohnen Wintaring working
Blue River plggings doing we'll. Little snow
there could DO dluicing about hours q day.
l00Q men working at IaIIyali little snow. No
serious loss IN ltoak for 10 days past
Last night, Richard Doyle young man for
merly Of LeRyenworth, was stabbed in the abdd
men BY Patrick Kelly, Of iscaFeHWorth, and died
In Is minutes. Before Kelly Waa arrested, he i1
jured two others severely. He ] now IN custody
70 be tried to-day.
Weather very fine. Snow nearly all gone from
Low Mountains
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EEEATE-

Mr. TOOmbs made his appearance in the
Senate. -.
Mr. Clark moved to take up the resolu-
tions Of inquiry offered BY him relative to
the forts at Charleston. gn
Mr.. Green suggested that the Senator
from Oregon who was not present wished
to amend the resolution.
Mr.. Clark withdrew his motion. .1lElt
Mr.. slideI said dispatch Of theAsse-
oiated Press from New Orleans Dec. II, said
senstor Sliden in speech charged Presi-
dent Buchanan Withimbeoility and the au-
thorship Of the present crisis. .a.
Mr.. SlideH said there was no kind Of
truth in such dispatch. He never intended
anything Of the kind and never felt such 8
sentiment Who sent such q dispatch
Was it the reporter Of the Associated Press
in the gallery. If no explanation was Of
fered be should move tomorrow for the ex-
pulsiou. Of the reporter from the gallery.
He charged the Associated Press with send
ing dispatches from the South intended TO
do harm. This dispatch was base fahri-
cation. T
Mr. GWin said his nams had been asso-
cisted with that Of the Senator from LOUISE
ana as using hard words to the President
snd advising him 10 resign. There was
not shadow Of truth in such q story.
The bill TO carry out the existing treaties
with Mexico was taken up, but was post
poned to allow Mr.. Hunter to report q
bill
Mr.. Hunter, from the Committee on FL
nance, reported the House hill making sp-
preparation for the payment of invalid and
other pensioners, for the year ending 1852.
Also the bill making appropriation for the
support Of the Military Academy. Both
bills we're passed.
The consideration Of the bill to carry out
the treaty with Mexico was resumed
Mr.. Johnston's amendments TO the Con-
stitution were taken up.
Mr.. johnson, Of Tennessee, resumed and
said he gave way yesterday, He was
speaking Of Northern laws conflicting with
the Fugitive Slave law. he proceeded to
argue that such laws were uneonstitution-
al and nullifying. The Government should
execute the laws in all the States. The en-
forcement OF all the laws is not 10 be con-
sidered invasion. BE argued thata State
ought not to 70 out Of the Union Of its own
Volition, and read extracts from. Madison
to show such was the opinion Of the found
ers Of the Government. Jefferson held
that ii was not necessary to give Govern
ment the power 70 force laws In the States
as 1t already had it BY the law Of the ma
ton.
He (Johnson) claimed the power to en-
force laws expressly delegated by States to
the General Government If any State sets
itself up in opposition to this power it is
AGGRESSION and rebellion. If the Govern
ment failed to perform its duty in this re-
speot It is ct an end. He called attention
10 Jackson and Websters views Of this
subject. The Government was called into
existence by sI the Ststes aud 8 single
State could not break it. The Constitu-
ton Was intended to beperpetual.
Mr.. johnson then referred to the law
passed in Congress In '98 taxing distil-
lsries, and part Of the people Of Pennsy
7ania resisted. Congress then enforced he
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RAILROAD ACCIBENE.
BuaIrna spa1Has. n. J., Dec. l

An engine Of the -HRokensack Railroad
this morning ran over hand car contain
ing % persons, near Haekensack, instantly
killing one person named Rearsler and se-
riOusly injuring two others. The road is
nearly finished and was expected to be COM
pleted to-day. The hand car proceeded
from the junction Of the New York and
Erie Railroad with lsbOrers for that pur-
pose, followed by the engine. The engin-
esr is said to have ran away Immediately
after the collision.
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a1afditfnfs.
.EALTH OF AMERICAN VIC
MS. .-Read notices iu the Tribune since 2

HEALTH OF AMERICAN VIC
u MEN.-Read notices IN the Tribune since
tron ais EzesIlsnoy JAMEs D, lFEeCoTT, Gov
srnor Of Florida and member 81 the U. 3. seaate;
sfFeT uDEsrd of twenty-five years vas afflicted
with di1ease ln ny family which Ne - msdictns
and surgieai talent ID the country ed % cure, but
which Tiaided n most sati1licf1lT manner % the
GracfsnbeEg heuI5disa. collses gqlsG ll5e t1ail
use. 80. - = Lgy4A.
Dr. j. u. BETbe1-Daar Sir. some two gaa-5 ago
"a Intimate f.mals friend had been suiarin8 rom
fliling OF the womb, whites and deralGed melgtru-
affon- fo7efhar With the attending Egurloms 20
cearly dsscrfted iu Touf adFertisgmelfl ard par1-
phist5 shs bad the very best medical f.1l u tbs
etF TIL entirely pro5trate I'D nef ilan lnalT
fold her that he thought her life might possibly b
proiohsod a little longer ind The moss dlciou9
fnaatnsonfs For two weeks atteT tlafela continued
70 Eiu- Vhan 4 came into your oelce e ne alas-
fsnberg Medical Institute and related neF aInp-
toTn1 A 3 Tou vas conddant Of the arleta H1erg
Marshals Gathoicon, ln reieTing herssle ql1e1lrg-
Cd an the physicians and tried it, thoggh doubling
d. FrovideutallT 3 rail1lad ner a1leif len4 nVe
bottles entirely cured. sincs tleqi l1r neer tWo
years, there has not been any leerl nee O COM
plaint and she is - strong attE9 end healtai -
WhGn goung girl. JEO. A. bhLaa
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FoR sosoTuIL. Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
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FoR GEEERAL DEBu.TT. = Physical or Nervous
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