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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
MOTTO Il.

W nolaers Ct LeeFse Scrip of Tnnisa, Coahona
I bonvar, Washington, and Issaqzsns counties
a lou are hersby notified 10 present the Leves
s.e1p held ~ you, - The Beard pf Lsvse Commits.
nefs Of the State Of Mississippi, before the frs,
80 o. November next 1885, for approval, regis
-..a .saaon, endorsement and sealing, In accordance
h the provisions Of the 4th section Of IN cot en-
aaea AN act 70 provide for the Indebtedness Of
Ssttsin eoanties Of the Mississippf River Levse
Distriet." Approved February 10th, 1850.
J. Z. kLC0RN,
President Board LeFes Commissioners.
Prentias Miss Inlu san-am. -. :
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Hon. W. A. CHAXPL1N.-This gentleman
late distinguished member of the Wing and
American parties, has enlisted warmly in the
cause OF Breckenridge and Lane, as the
only salvation of the Constitution, and of the
Union according to the letter and spirit of
that instrument. He brings cheering news of
the unanimity of the masses in the Sea-shore
counties. No Douglas men there and
Belleverites are more select than numerous.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-05

~ Blood Food Blood F0Odl See adv frus.usu.t In
another column mare % sO-ly.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-05

HOLLY SPRINGS FEMALE INsTITUTE.-We
have the pleasure of calling the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of this well
established institution, in another column.
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For Sale,
on 00A CYPRESS Shingles for sale. Ap
SW,OOO ply to An, RAMSEY.
March ~ 'eo-a.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Nk8H0HA OOUN1Ys
Al O .esyy Ruiss before he CLERK, Aag. 6th, 1850
John y w'H'n' BIN to p.rs.e. Land Title.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
The Rattge of yolturno.

This battle, which was fought on the
first of October, is the greatest in which
Garabaldi has yet been engaged. A
writer who was present says, Il went
through the whole of the campaign in
Lombardy. was present at Magenta
and Solferino, and fancied that [ was
there again. The Neapolital force
was estimated at $4,000. The Garibal>
dams had at first only ten thousand
which were augmented to fifteen thous~
ands. Taking advantage Of fog, the
Neopolitans came upon the Garabaldi>
and by surprise at three different points
and carried some Of their positions be-
fore Garibaldi had arrived on the field,
and for time the issue was doubtful.
But the presence of the hero in the
thickest of the fight, inspired his men
with courage, and the enemy were driv>
en- back. But again they returned to
the charge, and again they were driven
back. Three times was the position of
the Garabaldians taken and retaken at
the point of the bayonet But at length
after II hours OF hard fighting, the Me-
apolitans were routed on every side.
The loss of the Garibaldians in killed
and wounded, was about 200 that of
the Neapolitans 5000, besides some
5000 prisoners. The royalists in this
engagement attempted decisive blow,
but having failed,it is not expected they
will make another attempt. Garibaldi
in this contest has won for himself fresh
laurels and added fresh proof Of his
ability as General.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
Political Literature.

The election now being over, it is a
matter of curiosity to contemplate the
vast amount of political literature that
has been produced during the past few
months. If all that has been written
and printed in newspapers, pamphlets
and other forms, since the commence
ment of the Presidential campaign, last
spring, were compiled into books, il
would make library Of much larger
size, than the famous Alexandrian.-
Few buildings in this country would be
large enough to hold such a vast collec
ton of volumes. Only fraction of this
vast amount of political literaturei sdes-
tined to be perpetuated in the printed
form the great bulk of it will soon be
destroyed, or thrown away among the
rubbish of bygones, and forgotten
The principles inculcated will survive
and shape the destlnies of the people,
for perhaps generations to come, but
the printed pages will soon PERISH
The mission for which all the political
newspaper editorials, the speeches and
pamphlets were chiefly designed, is at
an end. They all, or mostly all, culmi-
mated in the great issue determined on
the 9th of November inst.
Before another fouryear shall elapse,
another contest, in which will be
brought into activity, all the varied pc,
litical talent of the nation, will again
take place. Such is the genius of our
American institutions-such are the
consequences attendant on our form OF
government, that the excitement atten-
dant on our Presidential election will
never be obviated. 1t has formed
part of our history in the past, and
will continue, so long as our free insti,
tutions exist. In government where
the people themselves have the rule, it
cannot be otherwise.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE PRINCE WALEs-SEwINGs MACHINE TEE
ROYAL FAMnY-The Prince and his suit left Portland for
home last Sunday" God save the Queen" and the
"Queens OWN" Among the few valuables collected by
the Prince and suit during their visit the Provinces
and States, learn there twoof GROVER AND BA-
KERs Family Sewing Machines, which the Marquis and
Marchoness of Chandos selecte in ropria persona, at
the sales the above named enterprising Arm
Verify this "iron needle woman" is blessing to them
that lay hold upon her. and every that retaineth
her.
More Great Battles On the Pacific Coast Five
Brilliant Victories Achieued.
The Edorado has become the Field of Contest 70 Mecha
zeal Art. s.
The Neac Grocer D. Baker Seeing Machines ev ary-
aokere in tie ASceAdant.
To their long list of riumphs just achieved this side OF
the Rocky Mountains, they have added
FIVE SIGNAL VICTORIES
within the last month"; in California, by taking
THE FIR ST PREMIUM -t
the Great State Fair SacrS mento, and four other
Fairs held in the State all the heretofore popular
Sewing Machines in competition.
KELLOGG Co., Kenosha, Agents for the sale of Gro
yer Baker Sewing Machine, and keep constantly
sewing, the Stcre their Clothing Department. where
it can be at all times Call and the Machines.
The Grover & Baker Heavy Shuttle and Family Ma
chimes at Fifty Dollars are the cheapest in the world
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
Affairs EEa Texas.

A private letter from long resident
in Texas, gives deplorable account OF
affairs there. After abiding to the
business embarrassments they suffer, he
says" Wheat is 5000 per bushel, and
corn brings $3.50; no immigrants ar
irving to bring money into the country,
and on tho other hand, general STAN
pede northward, Of Illinois settlers,
frightened at the ridiculous abolition
excitement We are losing daily Hmm
dreds of strong arms and stout men,
who take with them capital of which
our country stands in need. 1t will
take years for Texas to recover from
the shock of the recent excitement,
which has it's parallel only in the annals
of S alem witchcraft.- Chic. Journal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
The Result.

We think we hazard nothing in an
nouncing the gratifying result Of the
election of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by the
people to the Presidency OF these Uni
ted States. This event will constitute
a new era in our political history. 1t is
the first signal rebuke, the slave power
has received for it's arrogance at the
hands of the American people The
government of the country, will be+re>
stored to the fundamental idea of its
founders-libcrty and the rights of man
kind, being the grand object our fore
fathers had in view,in the establishment
of our Republic. The insidious pur-
pose, to blacken this whole American
Continent with the curse of huma n
Slavery, is checked. Slavery will be
let alone where it exists; but its at
tempts to pollute soil now by right free,
will be hereafter frustrated. The dig
nifty of free white labor will be main
tanned. The freedom of speech and
che liberty of the press, will be vindica-
ted.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
Reioicings at Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. THE Re-
publicans ofSpringfeld were assembled
in the Hall of the House of Represen-
tatives last night to receive the election
news, and as the returns came in good
better and best, they became almost
wild with delight, and vented their JOY
in cheers, songs, speeches, guns bond
fires, and all the usual demonstrations
of political happiness. Tosnight has
again seen large crowd of citizens and
strangers at the Hall, to hear the addi>
tional returns. Mr.. Lincoln, being athis
room, very near the hall little while,
when hundreds Of his friends took hin
by the hand and offered him their con
gratulations. There will be no grand
demonstration over the victory Tor sew
eral days, to allow time for preparations
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
Observation-Disclosures.

IT is right that all CHI istian nations should praise
the Ruler of the Universe for His wonderful good
ness to the children of men.
1t is em.nently proper that the people ofthis coun
try should praise Him, Cor they are favored above
ell others, in their form Of government devised un
dor God by the wisdom of their forefathers-n free
don to do oil things that are right-in health peace
and prosperity--in a wonderful process of develop
ment which has already placed US in t. foremos
rank of the nations Of the world.
Thepeople of Wisconsion have extraordinary rea
son Tor thankfulness the present year The peace
ful labors of the husbandman have been blessed In
most remarkable degree and their barns and
storehouses are Overlooking with the abundance OF
the harvest. Surely Gle filleth them with the flu
est Of wheat" Health has prevailed throughout our
borders. Good order hes everywhere rcigned. The
blessings of free education have been extended. All
classes q professions have pursuedthe avocations
with greater or less measure Of success unde: the
protection Of just and equal laws IL alictions have
OYertaken us, the benign influences of Christian be-
nevoleAce have fastened to dry the tears and min.
tered to the wants ofthe bereaved
Following time honored custom it is nay privilege
again to invite the people Of Wisconsin to the OBJ
seryance Of their animal festival ofoy and gladness
and DO hereby appoint THURSDAY, the 2Oih day
OF November, 1860, as "a Gay ofTHAEKsGIyING and
praise to the Almighty Ruler of the Universe
And recommend that the pc, pie Of the State on
that day, laying aside the cares of life gather to-
getherln theirsolemn assemblies, and in mann T &
form approved by their consciences return their
thanks to God for His great goodness to us as citi
zens of country best, beyond others with civil and
religious Liberty, Educational Institutions, Peace
and Prosperity and especially for his overlooking
blessings to the people of THIS Commonwealth, in
Abundant Harvests, Health, Social Comforts and
Privileges and for all that contributes to their hap
pinessa well being as communities 81 individuals.
ENTER into His gates with thanksgiving and in
to His courts with praise be thankfulunt Him and
bless His name"
When the feast is spread, AID the tables groan
with fatness let not the poor be forgotten, any
man found begging bread
In witness whereof have hereunto subscri-
IL. S. bed my name, and caused the great
seal of the State TO be affixed.
Done at Madison, this 18th day of October a. d,
1867
BY the Governor, ALEX. w. RANDALL.
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a British officer writing from Te.

A British officer writing from Te-
heran, Persia,t to the London ISmes,' re-
marks:-"A Cathartic Pill manufac-
tured by an American Chemist, TDR.
J. AVER, of Lowell, Mass, has cured
the Shah of Liver Complaint that
threatened his life. This simple fact,
as might be expected, renders the Am
orleans immensely popular here, while
we English are overlooked. Doubt
less our own scholars made the dis
coveries which he employs, and thus it
is in everything; we do the labor, then
the mousfng Americans put their mark
on it and take the reward. DR.. AVER
is idolized by the Court and its retain
ers here, which will doubtless be re-
fected to him on gold snuff box, or
diamond hilted sword, while not the
name even of Davy, Chrisoson or Bro
die-the great lights by which he
shines, is known,'-Neao York Sunday
Paper aae -a# ol earast aa te
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
The Result Abroad.

New YoRK'-The Albany E'oening
JouroaIputs down the Republican ma
jority,in New York, at 10000. Other
authorities place it higher.
PENNsYLyANIA.-Most Of the dis
patches from Pennsylvania, place the
majority of Lincoln over 50,0o0-some
put it at 10000.
OHo.-The majority for Lincoln in
Ohio,swill not fall below 10000.
INDIANA.-It seems to sbe conceded
that Indiana, has gone for Lincoln by
$1,000 majority; only limited portion
of the State, has however, been heard
from.
Iowa. The few returns received
from Iowa, show Republican gains, IAN d
the State has unQuestionably voted for
Lincoln rbya decisive majority.
MINNEsoTA.-The few returns from
MINI. show Unexpectedly large lgains
for the Republicans. The State has
voted Tor Lincoln beyond a doubt.
RHODE -Lincoln's majority
about 1880.
New ENGLAND STATES. Sufficient
returns have been received from all the
New England States, to render it cer>
tain they have all voted for Lincoln by
good majorities-
I111NoIs.-But few reports have yet
been received from the southern part OF
the State. The Republicans however
are sanguine of having carried the
State by Is, 600 majority.
MIcHIGAN.-The majority in Mich
gan, it is concluded will be about 2O,>
900.
Every free State east of the Rocky
Mountains has almost to a certainty
given a majority for Lincoln. Even
some Of the Southern States, have vo
ted nobIy for tho cause of freedom.
In the Southern States as far as heard
from, Bell divides the vote with Brock,
enridgc. Douglas as far as heard from
has no chance at all, except In Missouri
The States of Virginia, Kentucky, Del
aware and probably Maryland, appear
TO have gone for Bell. North Carroll
ma, Louisiana, and Mississippi, probably
for Breckenridge.
MASSACHUSETTS,, eth District gives
Bennett, Republican, 1874 Thayer
Dem. 1913; 5th Dis, Appleton, (Un
ion.) $3.50, Burlingame, Rep, 1856
9th District, Rice, Republican, 1928
Bigelow, Dem. $500.
New } ERsEY. Returns received from
the 9Th District, show that Pennington
Republican, is probably defeated
MAINE.-25, 900 Republican maj.
MINNEsoTA.--St Paul, entire Repub
lican ticket elected. St. Antony, 221
Republican Majority. Minneapolis, 27s
Republican majority.
WIscoNs1N.-Rock Co. mai. for Lin
coin, $500, Waukesha Co., 448 mai
for Lincoln St. Croix Co., ia maj
for Lincoln; Milwaukee city and Co
completc-Douglas 1908 maj. demo
cratic loss since 1861, ZOO; Dane
Co., estimated 400 majority for Lincoln
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
Pimp1es on the Face and Skin Diseases

PimpIes on the Face and Skin Diseases
Are generally caused by Animalcule burroughed in the
the skin. DR.. Trasks Magnetic Ointment by its power
full and penetrating qualities destroys every vstage of
the restoring health and beauty to the skin wherever
applied, removing Tan and Freckes.
INFLAMED OR SORE EYES.
A. g. Cushing, of South Bend, Indiana, says: Z" The
Magnetic Ointment is the only remedy in here for In
TUNED Eyes. The Auditor of county has much
faith in its curative powers in this disease that he not
ly highly recommends it, but offers to forfeit the amount
paid for # in each case, if it fails OF a cure"
PILES. vr
Piles which at this Of the year particularly
troublesome, cured at by Trasks Magnetic
Ointment apply to the parts affected and small Of the back
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE.
Apply the Ointment freely to the forehead and temples
and back of the neck also to the soles of the
palms of the hands 1t will relieve the
in thirty minutes.
Read advertisement in this paper 8m1O
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
Important to Females.
DIR. CHEEsEmAN,s prrr

| - N CH n Il = e M A Ms PULUS
Prepared 6y Cormeli~sL. CaeeSeman, H. DIN oit,
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are ,hn
suit oil long and extensive practice They are MIA e
her operation, and Ger tain in correcting ali
painful menstruations removing all DISTRACTIONS wheihe
coy OF otnerwse headache pain in the side papita
ton OF Tn heart whites, all nervous affections hvsa;
fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &C. distnrbsd eT
which arise from interruption of nature w" 'ieeo
10 married Ladies', DR.. Cheeseman's pin, - q;
valuable as they will bring the monthly ner;od ;th
regularity Ladies who have beea disapnointed in a.
use Of other Pills place the utmost cnnfdan n me
cheesemen's Pills doing all they represent to do -
1here IS one condition Of the female austen, In ,,so,
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LIA a, RESUET The condition referred 10 IL pPEG
NANOE-the result ALSCARRIAGE Such t. ~ ~ r.
esssaote tee0ency ohe medicine to restore The ss,oI
utctsoes 10 normal condition. that eUen he ysnrodc
zee p0toer OF nature cannot resist it, SI c
warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything in
Jurous Explicit directions which should be read accom-
pany each box Price 81. Sent by mall on enclosnr 81
Soq oy one druggist in every in the United sate
D. huTChlNGS, General Agent for the United SAFE.
l65 Chambers street. New York. to whom ali orders
be addressed. ~ al" VI uefs SHOULD
For SAFE Dy Wheeler Clark and by F. Robinson. Ke.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
Result in Wisconsin

The result in this State cannot yet be
stated with accuracy, yet sufficient is
known to wa rrant the belief that the
Republican majority will not fall behind
the expectations we had formed of it.
The majority for Lincoln in the State
from present indications will be over
$4,000.
Three Republican members of Con
gress, viz, Potter of the first district,
Hanchett of the second and Sloan OF
the third district, are elected. This is
gain of one. The Legislature will be
Repub Hoan by majority much large
than last year.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS ! /!

The original medicine established in 1897 and arcl
of the kind introduced under the name of Pun
MoNIo WATERs in this any other country; all othe
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No traveller should be without q supply of
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in his pocket as
No person will ever objeet TO give for
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JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester NJ "
Sold py WHEELER CLARK, and p. RoBIssos Kenosb.
nd all good Druggists. Iy1s
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Latest-This Morning.

INDIANA.---Latest figures indicate
Lincoln's plurality in the State at about
10000.
OHIo.-Large gains Republican, as
far as heard from. Majority supposed
to be from 10000 to $4,000.
VIRGlNIA.-In claimed con.
fidentally by both Bell and Brecken.
ridge.
New JERSEY Fusion ticket carried
by about 800 majority. Congress, two
Republicans, three Democrats-Pen:
nington defeated.
DELAWARE, has gone for Brecken.
ridge; Peoples candidate for Congress
elected.
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from the New York News. I

WHAT HAS CHANGED YOU so I've have witnessed with
establishment the extraordinary and improved change in
many gentlemen and lady, who had become premature
y grey, but who by MEANS had become miraculous
~ rejuvenated. There is time in life when gray hairs
to harmoze with the furrowed brow and wrnkled
features, butt unfortunately from some cause other,
thousands and not only witness the
gradual change of their locks to "moed and speckled
gray, but mortified by the danger of positive bald
from the actual loss of their hair All this demands
remedy, and safe We naturally look about, and
ask in this age scientific invention who stands high
est as the Proprietor and Manufacturer of real hair
restorera resorer of color well health, beaut-
well hair tonic We find at the head Of all tn e
claimants in this long line, single individual Any of
the splendid heads of hair along Broadway falling
out dry and gray, when asked "What has changed you
so ?" wi reply PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
CAUTIoN.-Beware of base limitations, several
already in the market, called by different Use
unless the words prof Woods Hair Restorative,
Depot St. Louis, Mo-, and New York; blown in the
bottle Sold by all druggists and Patent Medicine deal
s, also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in the
United States and Canada. nov.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-11-08

SOUTH CARoLlNA.-The Legislature
of South Carolina in session on Tuesday
last chose Breckenridge electors. The
Legislature passed resolutions looking
to the calling of Southern Convention
to consider the question of secession.
The Convention will probably meet
--swagger- drink, then adjourn to con-
slider. .......
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DgB@ The vintage this year is very
great. In California the vines have
produced an immense crop. The Iowa
Repuclicoaa says:-"The vintage this
year will be extraordinary rich. From
every side we hear the most encour-
aging news, the most wonderful from
Nauvoo, ILL.,, where the yield borders
on the fabulous. And yet in spite of
this immense quantity of grapes the
price of them has not fallen below ten
cents per pound. AT this rate the
price of wine cannot fall"
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Cure for Diptheria.

A lady of Port Byron, Cayuga coun-
ty, n. Y, has cured six children five
of them her own] of diptheria, by the
following remedy:
When the symptoms are first discov-
cred, take Spanish flies, pound and mix
with Venice turpentine spread it on q
piece of soft leather cloth, and bind ii
on the throat, which viii raise blister.
and soon remove the disease from the
throat: ll