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HELMB OLD'S
ENUINE PREPARATIO

| HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Bladder.
HEMBoLD'S BUCHU for the Kidneys.
HELMBoLD'S BUCHU ~ the Gravel.
HELMBoLD'S BUCHU fer the Dropsy.
HELMBoLD'S BUCHU for Nervousness.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBoLD'S BUCHU for Dinness of Vision.
HELMBoLD's BUCHU for Difficult Breathing.
HELMg0LD'S BUCHU for Weak Nerves.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHu' for General Debility.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Universal Lassitude
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Horror Of Disease. q.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Night Sweats.
HELMB0LD'S BUCHC for Wakefuness.
HELMBoLD'S BUCHU for Dryncss of the Skin.
HELMBOLD'S BUCaU foE Eruptions.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Pain in the Back.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for heaviness of theeye-
lid, with temporary Sufusion and less of sight.
HELMB0LD'S BUCHU for Mobility and Restless.
ness, with want of Attention and Horror Of So
ciety.
HELMBOLD's BUCHU for Distinctions.
HELuBOLD'S BUCHU for Excuses arising from
lndiscretion, and all diseases Of
FEAALES-FENALES
FEAALES-FEAALES
FEHALES-FEIHALES
FEHALES-FEMALES
FEHALES-FENALES
FENALE5-FEAALES
OLD OK 1oI"G, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
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PREMIUM AWARDED. snvEE CIR.
,rNrrrr,ux nm n xrTnE DnnnR RnnFI

i
ALWAYS II TIE AscRNDAEcy
TTVHE undersigned having purchased Of tbs soath-
Il ern Fire Proof Roofing Company, the e1ei1s
i've right for the sale Of their Roofing, he hereby
notifies all those wishing 70 purchase, that ne ri
be happy to supply them ir this snd adjoining
counties at same prices charged Ia NeW Orieans'
freight (only added.)
With the Roofing, tin valleys and cutters are AL
together unnecessary. Old lsaky single roofs car
be recovered and warranted not to leak thopt r.
moving the Shingles. Persons wishing = see the
article are referred to Concert ball. and Geo Fearns
Balcony both Of which are covered 9Th the above.
All orders addressed to through Toe Post ODoe'
of jackson, Vicksburg OF Canton, or le's Witk MI
Jas Wilson, at his Paper and Paint Store, rtlsPi-
tol street, where samples can be seen will be
JOIN E0BINS0N,
Nov 20 '60-w&s I'm Jackson, Miss.
DEBB Specs Gold. Sil4,r and steal francs,
Il with the bestof Scotch ans Brazilian Pebbls
Glasses, just received by ..L
Oct so. J.. MONEY.
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- Mothers! Mothers Or. Eataa's InfantiIe
Cordial. See advertisement in another column.
MARCHES '60-wly.
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INPECTINE
Is sold by all Druggists ard Medicine Dealers
in America.

INPECTINE
Is sold by all Druggists ard Medicine Dealers
in America.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
Memphis, Tenn.
G.. W. JONES AGO,
ego Main Street.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Sent by mail to any part Of the United States.
Wonderful Effects.
LeEsue Bonsall, of Pittsburg, for two yearsuse
less "a himself and society, martyr to Chis and
Feve- cured in less than three weeks, and improved
i eight hours.
Mary X. Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio, after aims.
losing her reason we'll as her strength by InteS
mittezt Fever, with Chills, restored to health in
twenty hours.
J. K. TlItop of Belgrade, Maine brought from
deaths door, having suffered for four years. made
well in five seeks, and improved in two hours.
Adolphe Monbro, Ct France, relieved in one hour,
while travelling in the cars of the Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad. He was apparently dying
with Ehils.
Ellen b. Benson, Lockport, New York, rescued
after seven years Suffering. perfect cure
Thousands of other cases prevented and cured
every month, and not single complaint of the in
INPECTINE
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
Try 1t, Prove 1t, Know 1t,
And make known its wonderful powers and virtues,
| and those who suffer, or who are threatened with
suffering, may be led to simple, innoxious
preparation, furnished by the field Of nature for
ANS BLESSING.
INPECTINE
Is sold by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers
in America.
Price One Dollar.
Sent by mail to any part of the United States.
REMEMBER,
1t is not taken inwardy but is applied outW ardly
according to directions, which accompany each
| package.
Manufactured by
| JOHN WILCOX s CO.,
/ 1888 Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
Branch Office
No. % Bank of Commerce Building,
New York City.
For sale by j. B. MoREY,
CA. MOORE,
is. SIZER,
Oct % '60--Wcow-sism ly. jackson, Miss.
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INPECTINE,
OR
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.

Try 1T, Prove 1t, Know 1t,
And make known is won lerful powers and virtues,
that those who suffer, or vino are threatened with
suffering, may be led to use a simple, innoxious,
preparation, furnished by the field Of Nature for
MANS BLESSING. t>
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ProcIamation--s2Oo Reward.

ProcIamatiOn--S200 Reward.
VHkkEA>, itappears ty information received
w by me, that George II. Churry stands
charged with the murder OF VIM. F. Cooper, and is
still At large:
Now, FfIEREFoRE. |, JOHN J. PETrus, Governor
Of the State 0C Mississippi, do offer the ABOVE
ward or tho arrest and delivery Of the said Geo.
X, Cherry, to the sheriff of Clark county. And
moreover require all officers of this State to be
diiligcntin their eGsrt5 to said fugitive.
GIVES under my hand, and the Great
SSfSSz Seal OF the State affixed, at jackson, this
<s.aasg 10Th day of November, A. D. 1861 and of
the sovereignty OF the State, the forty-third.
BY the Governor: JOHN J. PETTUS,
C. \. BBoUGHEB, Secretary Ct State.
DE5CRIPTIoN:
Said George X. cherry is heavy set man,
about Eve and half feet high, with light hair,
ligh complexion, blue ey es and downcast look, and
ha, the appearance Of man that drinks good
deal of ardent spirits, as he does lis about thirty
or thirty fur years old, and speaks generally low
and gufJeral.
Nov % 'Gb--tf.
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Plantation for Sale.


offer for sale my p an tatiOn il Issaquena county
Z mississippi. 1t is situated on the Mississippi
River, IS miles above Vicksburg, and contains
29OD acret. 500 Of which APE IN Ter fence and 400
more desdered The place is well improved, having
comfortable ageiiing, overseer's house, frame
quarters good gin house, mes and substantial
cribs and stables, and all Otacr eaxary out
houses, with sufficient number of citern to
supply the pacs S;h water. There is also an
abundance Vi the very best wood on the place,
Convenient to the river, wnica always commands
:. ready sals.
THIS Pla9tation better known as the Gregory
Pace, has the character Ok being one among the
best cotton plantations on the river. 1t will be
sold very los. and easy terms.
For particulars apply to- Messrs. Payne &
Homson, New Orleans; L. C. Moore 4 Co, Yicks-
burg, or the subscriber On the place.
Sept. Is, lS60-tf WH. =. LANGLEY
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HOOFlAND,s GERMAN Pill,

beag well kS5wn throughout Europe and America -ceds
nS sommcnda,ion here They purely vSgctAblo aru
PREPARED with great exactnoss and sugarcoaivd No
better Cathartc Pill be found Pace IS pr box
These mefiSines are prepared by Or. u NJ. IAsK-.s
Co. Philadelphia, Pa and ST. Louis No. and arc sold ~
druggists and Aeplers in medicines everywhere The zig.
na..rc Of C. NJ scKsoS will b. the outside Of esrh
boslse box. =
In our ErcrybOdys Almanac publishes annus >, you
will find testimony and commendatory notices Tn all
parts Of the country These Almanaes given away ~
all our agents, u
Sold at Manufacturers prices by
CHANDLER q CO., Memphis
II. BLAKSLY, st. Louis, Mo.
WRIGHT CO, New Orleans.
Sold by CA Moore, ] G Morey, S SiSer, Agents
jackson, Miss. March, % '60--Wly
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The Gold ard Silver Medals again wo

The Gold ard Silver Medals again wo
by the Chickering's.
NE Massachusetts, Charitable Mechanic Associa.
Il ton, AZ the ninth tyienrisl exhibition, in Bos-
ton, 1882 have, usual, awarded the highest hon
ors, in the piano forte department. to Messrs Chick
erinE Il Sons-the highest premiu m, the gold me-
dal for the best grand, ssnigrand and square. and
silver medal for the upright or cottage piano
Piano forl"', we may ell remark, have where
ia the country 70 stand Y test than at this
exhibition and to carry away its highest awards
is feather in the cap of the mlEiaotureFs, of
which they may we'll feel proud.
Fa- safe by j. d. M03EY, jackson.
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ITJuRER FOR SALE.

M F. HUTCHINSON, 1T Hazlehurst, Coplsh Co.
w has now on band large lot of all kinds Of
Lumber which he offers for sale at reasonable price
all orders sricky attended to in the shortest notices
Amply to Jp4 at jackson,
Oct IL tttf. ALLEf,PAPTRIcK. Agent.
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ANGELO, RE>TAURANT-

TEFRU S2ES, supporters and Surgical indictments.
u generally, tina best Of English French and
American manufac urQ, Just rct-i,ei
Nov 10 %. q J. =. SIZER
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Land for Sale.

VERY desirable tract Of land, containing 200
"A acres, within two and half miles of jackson,
living on the Raymond road; IS acres in cultivation,
with dwelling house, clubhouse and orchard T0ne-
half cash and the ether in twelve months, Win ten
por cent from date. OBADIAH FATliEREE.
November ., 1860. w4w
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HELJIB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
is THE VERY BEST "a
REJEDY IN THE WORLD
For all complaints incident to the Sex, whether
arising from indiseretiou, Habits Of dissipation,
in the sEiisl "a
DECLINE OR CHANGE oMLlFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE,
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT TT
Take no More BaIsam. Mercury, or I'm
pleasant Medicine for Unpleasant
Dangerous Diseases.
HELHBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
- CURES
RET disc Asses.
In all their stages, At little expense
Little or no change in Diet, No Inconvenience
AND NO EXPOSURE. ~
Use HELlfB0D'S EXTRRCT BUCHU for Excess.
arising from habits INDUCED in
BY YOUNG AND OLD
BY YOUNG AND OLD
BY YOUNG AND OLD
BY YOUNG AND OLD
BY YOUNG AND OLD
BY YOUNG AND OLD
BY YOUEG AND OLD
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ANS BLESSING.
Fever and Ague Not Sectional,

The causes of Fever and Ague are ever e4istinP
in all places. They do not necessarily exist eRly
in wet and marshy localities. They assail the
home in the mountain we'll rs that in the valley
They are active in cities as well as in rural dis
trcts and the human system is always liable to be
attacked by the malady. 1t is easy to prevent the
approach of the disease by applying the Persiaz
does not in any way interfere with the organs II
digestion. They who wish to escape any kind II
fever will find it for their advantage to procurE
this invaluable preventive of such diseases. Whsn
they have procured it, they will retain itas tails
man in the healing art ths. has no equal.
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Improved City Property,
umIfaprovcd suburban PrnnAlty.

Immediately in the heart Of the city. andtkentin!
iron ten 10 eighteen per cent. on the Investment
And 4nn11 IN
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Tp00As!-of eur variety of boil there is no end
~ Nov. 3. {. b. M0REY.
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GNoAL OIL, Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed Oil,
- Turasntine, Alcohol, just received. J b MOREf.
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Z RESPECTFULLY inf IN the public "a ~
u generally, thatsl hG, opened or W Lss/
MAIN STHEhT. nearly opposite the Capt w.
toI. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
for the accumulation of ali may favor me with
a call. l will keep constantly hand a variety
If Wines.
Champagne by the Basket. Claret WiEa by box
dozen. Medera, by box doz. Port, by box
or doz. Sherry Wine, Ale and Porter. Havana
Cigars, No. l. Virginia Tobacco.
OYSTERS and FISH, sAs-asxeEA>
received every day, from New Orleans. T-@z-a.-I-
Game OF all Kinds III its SEASON. Meals served at
short notice. Nov 20 '6O-tf
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NBHautifut w0odlawn, AMI in one Of the best and
hlest rapidly improving raiahborhood surrounding
r he city.
~ IN. WOODWARD,
Nov 10 'bV-s&| 1t. Memphis, Tenn
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A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can be
"A had O. reasonable terms, by applying at thi:
odice.
Also, tract Of land containing 22O acres in Co
piah county, near Pine Ridge.
june 81 '59-tf
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Try 1t, Prove 1t, Know 1t.
And make known its wonderful powers and virtues
that those who suffer, or who are threatened with
suffering, may be led to use a simple, iunoxious
preparation, furnished by the field Of Nature, for
MANS BLESSING.
This Great Remedy
Has been found equally etfcacious in all latitudes,
and thousands of witnesses TO its power living
To commend its virtues to those who wish to be Sc
against the insidious advances Of these agent
of nature which are always ready to act oncons-
situations open to its effects.
ORIGIN OF DISEASE
The wise physician knows that man must seek
for the remedy of every disease In the agent that
is most positively antagonistic to the cause The
ingredients of this remedy and preventive or Ilis-
ease are procured at the very fountains where the
disease originates. Nature has provided that
plants with healing Influences shall grow in the
marshes and low grounds where most rankly the
causes of intermittent fevers are generated, Cen
turtles ago these properties were discovered, and
hence it is that the Persians enabled to be free
from such diseases, while the strangers passing
through their country are afflicted till they learn
of the remedy, carefully prepared Scr the use
Of the people Of this country.
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PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.

Try 1t, Prove II, Know II,
And make known its wonderful powers and vir.
tues, that those who suffer, or who are threatened
with suffering, may be led TO use simple, innox-
ious preparation, furnished by the field of Nature
for
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KNPEC TIN E:
o9,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
The Rfman Constitution Saved from Wreck.
Cures Insured in Day.

The Preventive and Rene dy
for an
Intermittent and Bilious teves.
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NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.

Inpectine. Inpectine.
3 Inpectine. Inpectine.
Innectine InDectine
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And for diseases arising from habits of dissipation
1t removes all improper discharges, AID will restore
the patient in short time to state OF health and
purity
Use HELHB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for dis
cases and affections Of the most distrsssiEg char
actor. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-13

NAPrERvILLE, H., Nov. Although
the Burch divorce case was set for the first
day of the term, which commences to-day,
nothing was done. The court simply or
gained its grand jury and read the docket
of cases.
Tomorrow it is understood that the
counsel for Burch will move for contnu-
aRce, on the ground Of desire to show up
the character Of certain witnesses, whose
dispositions against the chastity of Mr..
Burch have been taken in st. Louis. The
friends of Mr.. Burch say that they will be
able to demonstrate the existence of the
greatest and most atrocious conspiracy
against him that it is possible to conceive of
Mrs. Burch's party declare that in I'M
yelling the acts of her husband, they are
only exposing the hidden detormity of the
monster. Feeling runs high. A regularly
empannelled jury is already here, composed
principally OF farmers. The trial, whenever
it commences, will last about ten days.
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UNION MEETING.-We learn, by tele-
graph, that large meeting of the most re-
spectacle citizens of the city, irrespective of
party, was held at Henderson, yesterday, to
take into consideration the condition of
public affairs. Resolutions pedging Ken
lucky to stand by the Union in any and all
emergencies were passed, and day for an
other meeting, in which the whole county
is to participate, appointed.
This is what we expected of the loyal
citizens of Henderson county. Although
demagogues from our midst have done what
they could to misrepresent and malign the
Republicans of this city to their friends in
Henderson, we are glad to know that their
Misrepresentation were taken at their true
value. The man who would tell n Ken
lucky audience that his neighbors were in
favor of freeing tue negroes at any risk, and
that was the object of every Republican,
should be made to reap a suitable reward
for his infamous ISLANDERS. 1t shows the es-
innate he set upon the intelligence of his
- tAAN ilOb SUI tIlLS ll4C Clit-
zens of the Southern States are excited and
alarmed when we reflect upon the base in
strumentalities which have been used to
create dismay.
We can only say to our Southern friends,
forbear taking any rash steps until the Re
publicans have an opportunity of vindicat-
ing their character for conservatism through
the President they have just elected. Think
what you may concerning US, but do moth
ing, until we have committed an act worthy
opportunity, to demonstrate our friendship
for the people of the South, ia Il manner so
unmistakable as to force them to acknowl-
edge they have misjudged our motives and
misconstrued our actions.
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With a considerable degree of unanimity
| Henry S. Lane is spoken of as the successor
of Fitch in the United States Senate. We
| have already heartily seconded what seems
to be the unmistakeable voice of the peo-
| pie, and will rejoice 10 see our State so wor-
! thily represented in the Senate But if the
| honor is to fall upon some other of our
| public men than Col. Lane, no part
of the State can put forth better claims or
present a more worthy candidate than the
| Pocket. Ia no part Of the State has the
canvass been more thoroughly and labO-
riously made and with better success. In
1856 Buchanan had in this District a
plurality of eleUen thousand over Fremont.
In 1860 Douglas has plurality over Lin
coin of not more than one Ho4sand There
show such a large reduction in the DEM
ocratic majority.
We have elected four Republican Repre-
sentatives where we never before had one,
and have carried four, and possibly FIVE,
counties for Lincoln. This has only been ac-
complished By the most laborious efforts of
Republicans; and no man in the district, and
we doubt whether any other in the State,
has done more effective work for the cause,
and TO secure the State for Lincoln, than
Judge L. Q. DEBRULER. The First District
is proud to put him forward as its standard
bearer. He is worthy and competent to
receive the Office Of United States Senator,
or any elevated post which the Republicans
of Indiana or the President elect cozld con-
fer upon him. He has, during an active
and long practice of his profession, estab-
lished high character for integrity and
legal abilities; and in his late arduOus can
vas he has proved himself one of the ablest
debaters and best political speakers of the
West. If Col. Lane is not the choice Of the
people, and if the Senatorial question is to
be re-opened, the Pocket viii urge its claims,
and will be proud to see Judge DeBruler
the worthy Senator of the State.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 18th. Flour dull and
nominal sales trihing; super at 4 1904 80.
Wheat dull; buyers contending for fur
Their decline of 2@3c per bush; no sales.
Corn in good demand at 35@36 for new.
Oats dull at 28c. Rye and BARLEY unchang-
ed. Whisky firm sales 1000 bbls at 164.
Hogs very dull and lower; sales 100 head
at 6 SO for light, and 1906 70 for heavy ;
buyers holding off
Mess pork declined to II so, and at the
close there were no buyers at this rate. so
hhds Bacon shoulders sold at 84@83. Lard
declined 10 l03, and more sellers than buy
ers ut this rate for next week $ delivery.
Green meats dull 81, u, and 81 are the
rates offered. Sugar lc lower, and no de-
mand; new crop 7G18i. Molasses dull at
43 for new, and 4O@4l for old. Coffee
unchanged. Fair demand for money at 10
0I2 per cent. Exchange dull at J pre-
MUM, and some sales made below this rate.
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iLLNoIs.-The Legislature is in the hands
of the Republicans. They have a majority
of l in the Senate and in the House.
GEoRG1A-This State it slikely has gone
for Breckenridge, though the majority will
be slight.
INDIANA.-The Journal contains reports
rom ~ counties IN which Lincolns plu-
rality foots up 24,Ol2. Lincoln's plurality
will probably reach $4,000.
New YORK -Tke latest Information we
have from this State indicates that Lin
coins majority will be about 10000. The
Chicago Democrat has returns from
every county in the State which give Lin
coin a majority of 39,5S6.
MIssoURI-The st. Louis Democrat has re.
turns from "a counties, which foot up Douglas
1925; Bell 80, 904 Breckenridge 1862 ::
Lincoln Is, 40. There were 30 counties yet
remaining to be heard from which the Dem
ocrat thinks will give Douglas majorities.
This will secure him the electoral vote Of
the State.
KEETUcKY.-The Louisville Courier says
Bells majority will certainly exceed 10000.
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FoRWARD'G & COMMISSION.
T. A. Ora BROWN.
CRANE s. BROWN,
Forwarding & Commission
NEerChan Gs.

go Agents for Karawha Salt Company. -sas
49, Liberal Cash advances made on Shipments Of
Produce.
The undersigned, of the late firms Of L A. Crane
& Co, and Brown & Altman, have this day asso-
ciated themselves together under the Of
Crane & Brown, for the purpose of transarting
General Forwarding and Commission business, as
carried by the late firms
From our long experience and increased facilities
together with our personal and strict attention to
the Interests of our Correspondents, we hazard
nothing guaran teeing perfect satisfaction. We
beg leave express gratitude to those who
have heretofore Conided their interests to our
keeping and trust TO be able to serve them in fl-
ture, pledgiug our best efforts to the advancement
Of their interests. ISAAC A. CRANE,
oCt2-Iyd WILLIAM BROWN.