davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-01-30

= The following anecdote is relntcd bv g
London correspondent, us illustrating Nacau-
lsE's unwaveEipg monopoly Of conversation:
'"iie once spent aweek at country vicarase as
the gueAtof Sidney Smith, Well, and how did
you get on with him. asked friend. Get on
u lid not get on ut ALL said the wit. lie
talked all day, and hare no doubt talked all
night; but went to bed as usual, and, thank
God, slept soundly, ouly when got up in the
morning found Aacauiay hard aI it still. took
MY revenge, however, iu my own way, FOR when
he was leaving went to the door Of his chai~e.
and after bidding lin good bye, said, admit
it. Admit what:' lie exclaimed, That you
are tl1e greatest man in En.la,,li'"
, 1860-01-30

prices are entirely nominal. Whisky was in
fair demand at 2lc. A limited business only
wis transacted in groceries prices UNCHANGED.
Sugar advanced !c in New Orleans yesterday.
Molassea declined to 3e}c for choice.
The receipts aud exports Of leading articles,
to-day, were:
, 1860-01-30

nr TE1InHArH.i MoS7AEAI~ Jan. 3.
FlorE-yery dull SALES limited to small pa:cels of b*t
No ,Utc.ane which are t7ksn slowly q. e. per lrs
fancy .l $3.50: a4 and exta II q 6KG " for Aay
rlyctY: erQ hrs changed taHds Ut 453 for No. sutr:
10 uycss now II owe :! @
GnA1x-Whca.-Sma t!cs T. c. rrrirE at e'16 Ger 90
ihs Feas-sa.cs OF slipping parcels sec per CT lds
c!,,stne de1n.
, 1860-01-30

1.EAyEswoErn, K. r., Jan. es.-The Pixies
Peak Express Company has decided t, tun d:
Pony Express from Leavcnworth to Sacr.uen-
to City. The time ia fixed at ten days.
Tie Post Office Department has ordered the
Utah mail service back to its original time, aud
will make a monthly instead ofa semi-,non,hly
null
, 1860-01-30

ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
a o n s :, r m t h f n sa
here. hit NIX advante OF the There was ner~E
cole 50 E.oa g as G. maud 're 1nr Provisions; cy
unlasor4lc for smoking bulk meat i therefore pnean
a1a s;S . io he @ !"
o. whrth. Atkf1s sc g At 1a:r rates IL the rc
" n " sons or M n
Lulk 1ea, net 20 nuel -iMo. Den oetlt. 9Th.
CINCINNATI.
,s sttsE qsF for Me-, ri Tk ay ss
Terr LITTLE Of the latter uEe,uE asl ouud los rGl not f
m 70 ss n @
ton, . ems;t npss M sa a.o IT,. t. M cthet lcs Of hs
&sy s9Ss III s ,: S :: aa s @ ,s tasacy
cl al t.a'! shoul ac St e;ty aad
sr sss e. + @ if NJ 1 is s
huye arcnot ut willing to aec 10 tue sess Fl hutes
-Ii'1s''e' at'' NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OsIEaxr. Jan. es. r. n.-LarEa receipts Of Mc's
ror: have the na1sct and pc.. are lorer:
sl7:7aG1s.o 90 fr n~w.
LUX Nsats dull holders aa1ous to eel q, i, 1KQsc
70. Shoulders, stltx and Hams.
LOUISVILLE.
Provisions ,n"tosa:cly actIrs WITH sars If Ills
Gans al lHcasks Ut 65s.1c rAck,rI for e4oldrs and
hant. and lV5 c Is acon VI tmler rates. JOURNAL ats
MI" AoA&A ~AA A1s LAX n 11A'
Fun THE wkrk Esp1xo sAx.cs.
[A.tidgcd fsom Thursdays New York Thaune.]
aH.r cAF7Ls.
Number -a,o,4cd f,r t,. ,rr., n, Fert
numoe3 ssPo''sa 'o' ~" M ~ ~ o'''
The prices today arc quoted - follows:
+ n. ouAl&y &y........,,..,...,......-.,, 9ERt0
Medium ..........................., $40 >
Sous e.t.a ro3d i.ervc; NAV be ou,t.., At ,D.Ss1i
The repcra. average Of tn. iu7tkrf al 49, sHGi-
The most Of lite sales .ange frpm . - +. 9A
aenoe1 u n*eSes s'ee'eu !" th c't 'Als week u
S.!tv
=, th. e' he1a !ess .hn ~ "eck ana ~ rss tha
le Afe.hEe III tn* 3eaE. lhc Hf+1FEt nuntef IT e-f
Wednesday market las ytas *1s W. head. Willie the
nui'scr taday being shows o, head tss tllan thc
afet7:e, ana 'ss lees thah THIS dhs ~esS'
~ ar.1.on : ~ nronr;.,o,. =, ,ta ,y..,,,.,,n
-; n:e1 t.,i t 80 ttITst1s ,b ts1s o. .se
l A"e ~''s ID 'a 4"' '''"' lie
.o'""'
New York; 4es 1v~a......-.-...... III
rsnnsy'sana.- S"'netfent ...-....-...
!>A,n.-.-- .......... II! NtW JesFy........... l6
Indiana Isl s,rE.nr II
!!inn. ....--...-..- ~ Mich gan. q
NrM'n i ~ San2a y
,,.i .,.r. IT. n, fE a.lci extr, m 1r n,n,he. M
vs,ds II ill., su.,.e RI nr ,n.vEt ~, 'na, ihan az t
ihan VIZ LII We; rsyc liz catjc rnt.rs rotTt.
IL ~, IN Fl .uuiyaIt ia ia ce,t nj noun u"
"- t.n,t IN 1hr rarirc s.ort nnf,e r.nia ~ IL rc.
rss % 4, 80, :ai ss ;ssy ha*s nsiy;
sa iaaal tIt dr. d.. an ii 1t p'icss mael mors IL
,,s r.: srS; Dc 3aarkt q ''.y 1 1;st i, .';ly xa
cosns, s4s,r sessct.ed ,hsy si ici sur'v ,!s ws,S
, 1860-01-30

GREAT yTSIEEx Mali. ROUTE,
WINTER AsRASHENkS-.
1a AID a:1r N0NnAY Nav. ..-th ~: train, v,,I.e,re
Well at:stt tept Ca!eo follow. sundays excepted:
Rapids. a1t iHstsr.-stiatr pt.irt4.
At i:*d a- an s:*v tcr e'vie.e. Rockford FREE
pn:t, Warren. GAesa ltaI:e:tl, Dubuque ExIo: J,ues
Vile. aEd Int. sraedl4te p.aces.
At+3s pm for TINA Kiln, Iii. Intermediate p!4ce1
fos.razers for .ctIrEly, K1.hnurd GeIcvA Lats ani
.Eterned'ste points, vii! lag: tn" ll:io ~ train.
H>.e-;.:Ek Iat4 o. .isL trlin..
E. 4. TiLCOT-T. General S1ps
Z. Il. ftAIAk GEu. Passenger AEkus. fTT.lY
, 1860-01-30
MERCIAL.

sA7rEpAT EVENING, Jan. g.
TIE following are the receipts and shipments
for the mast 1wcuty-funr hours:
, 1860-01-30
HhurD dnn.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
l. ROAD

rENTp DAFT
po.1 .' AAsaA A@1AA
,o.o
Aaoossss inter AFfausenaent.....186
~, 1no Etef suaday peee1ear &sb, 1852, taios Will
ie1'e 83 oseaa Seat4 uepoS AZ
$50 AZ, tSrcda;s exexoisd) s;.7uz Il Dee,tnr
P-nl.; at S;rinstela at si5 pm; s: LOU. Il
pm ne1i dsY, saI New Usieans X "a ~.
fE!sd cay. " W." '
wv p t=atarcaya e1eecse) Arslvn. reort1 u y
1opon:; Caiso at rs Pm. Memphis s.:V Ale.
a. -"s' @"4 -'e* o''e2as ~ s.sV pn-' th1d
S,Asnt1- c.,s a, II, >7n,. --,t,.
sF'-s *s " ~ - NNkat AfAaA-
hide FAsh An D HtODLAWN TRAINS
Leave Chicago It TOO hm Leave Won.sf.un n Aas n
IsUt noon' - Ia.m
- SEnm x9S
, 1860-01-30
HOFFMANN d. GELpCKE,
E.Rtv:KEES,


AK 40 LAsALLE STREE.
Banking Department.
Dcr"~is received co,ren, Account rom parties In
esv: cu;ry. and the-ural accom- "daous granted 10
srsc:ai ar. ca tnts have beee aie to th<t !tee'
Interest Will he SLOWED. T.
SAVINGS DEPARTMEST.
stoss not less al,an Ave cllars .c .ei:ea and
Crztacaes y: Dcn.'ts lined. Interest at lrr
will Ls allowed deposits this DESCRIPTION altcr the
eS1 esn nj IL Ike as
ac;o.itcd.
COLLECTION DEPARTME4T.
Collections In ehl.aeo made and procscl. re. :,ea on
3S ss e y " e Etsanss Sna o
rru.lt:.d nn favor.bc tes1ns.
DOMESTIC HxCIANGE DsspAtT-
1uENT.
We draw Sigh. os Tine Bills on the rr:nc pal cities
1 ss a e
1Eccs. ACCOUNTS. &C. IN hew iorl.
STOCK DKPAlfTa1sHT.
W l"y AID ~! on cennl:loa ehss =. Chtesso. Or
*s %a1 M =, al sss e ss 'eS2 S nv
u.k such "" nsur' ,ronrt aud ad'c.ou> attention
10 ANY HIlsf tEtfuslSl III t0ff ff4tf.
FOREIGN DE3,AN1lTHNT.
e nd RI Mo5 sSsS ;s; EEsGT m
safe in assuring the put;c that Ill sc:. barking
t0us he r.ccttd through lol~e with rronipncss
hnh ctlcac<. eY:at t1 tn the Union. We -sus
i,ft~ and Lett OF cfed in sYus 70 tns It SeT York
tsrns cnrrpn tcfts IN LoIdup, Fuf~. FEanAfuit
en- !le Malu 1Iaaurs. Ees7. Lrsmcn. L-nzs Co:"Enc.
lfeseber.. Bac, IL me. 4rrsden &c. &C. It,, &C.
Beng particularly Dr.. ru, ~ r,"nostne d'sect comucE-
cia iu*tc curs t"isctntIe Wet ard tusope. We cheer
fully, lc rncst flynrs r. exsnd particular acI
ties sv opr,ns edits Ac &e - tetneIbe We,sc:n In
rostrs. Cut-::GEs os Drafts. tiss<- Sotcs Aecct:ar
ts Inhcttan,es &c. 4ayabe in a1y ta o: Eutofc.
TIA with t.nhn;1ntss ahh dl-t 1caI. :.
n fntsiEy i;4nls an Bankers snrpcd with Foreign
I'LL. Al low rates Private BoIdsan 5stcagss negotiated
aiFuad.
H0FFEANE & GELPCKR.
f7.7.s"EES .5s H0FF-H.l-S-h,
Can. nt tho Grand 1'ucnv nf S4xeWe!ar, the Duc!es
II l,tn~wtes aEd saKctfoa and lie Itr cJ Of FEank
ss nd y t1e'a at of ssvsrsi st3cs au'ho,t.sd to at
for +, sy3cr .1:lze7s Of AUSTRIA. DAnElS BAVARIA.
HAMMER, E>siA. Nassau. PRUSSIA. SANoNi,
, 1860-01-30
II ESl1 SUPPLY OF
The Tribune Almanac,

l. contains Astroroni-ol Ca::u!aaus a7l CseE4a.s:
Govetnnet Of tue Cnsed stte< Envcs: Es:raorc.aaty
frua;e ~ Tie United 81 trs; Houc u representatives.
a,e.a rot.?se. sga fcr ts nde.; ; IF r. f:sp ost
tut1nn al The United staB Treasury Eiascs Of AIc-
r1.asIo,s for 1865 Govera;nt o. Esr:se & H.
e1nrs. Ttmrs If Irttsatirc Meetings Ne: oFu5F fe*e
for r1c~lent in lss. 1si7 and 1aN. ~ Fs. littaS.
:. u. GKIGGS l. CO.. - i Il Isis st1ttt.
, 1860-01-30
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.


ER.3.s"EE5 -. HOFF.H.{-$.t,
C,n-sl tho Grand 1,ucny Saxe.wera The DuchIe.
Il nswes ard Saxe.tiot!a and feer cftJ of Frank
st ad y act Of .sverl statcs auhoii1e to at
fer +, .sE3cr Elze7s Of AUSTRIA. D4nEK- BAVARIA.
HANOVER, E>N'A. NASSAU. FKCSeIt. SANDNi,
WRITTEN nEltt}, AlnESItrRt:, &c. ta77& ewly
, 1860-01-30

4 LSD FOR SALE.-The Three
Image go t6-.a; Schooner Nlsda 1nE N:.p xF5Sn
tnta2e so: and ScaeaseT Low Hcs.. toaa:esIaa
Iii :u9i. =.
II es iii Of the abovc FAMED vessels will be sold Gu
It. efsi tryns. Abby to
Jt9i BIC; 3:n rEATT 4 co Euhalo. y, r.
, 1860-01-30

TIE PESNSYi.NA> .A lhN
'"' :;o so!! MIks h'sst borpLE TRACK,
Ths e-paesy sf ss:s Ksad s e,a~. to any L. tie
Three Through Passenger Train.
1;ss~e~a rs:.hur:h ass,t r.i!.!.l;L:.,
C'.!-c dErc: IN thr l11n Dv,.t H. Fiji, u--h ~}rk
u" "ot, t7'. rem al " e..ra IL fr T:ls.v; la,
ifI,t Ssn hSsE = H. i:tsts +; a w,h lss
" Ess: ~ s siea '1d nses esS ,a 9y ru,s
...tLout e;.a:,Lc II C.r. "r ,.n.uc :"
sH"ksn: ~ a.saeissi /" III Il ,rt:.: wo.u.,
1 il ~ I'll. al Tux: ~ n e.. s:t ,: !!., ;s T.. ~ -
s'y ;Ta4ts sr", = ;;1.' r Avw io-s- 1.prcs, ard
lTI.. nsh -'>t;s.I tr A*ir s:'!ri -. Il us ':c.
IT,, sa as uuch -s , E x Il ~ .s * fivf;s 11s,E'
rxs .5 y 1.ir Ef;ss 1ss. f,Sv ,x. S*T ls,t
aous ilekst sl III: ~ ~. ~ Iii scr ~ n III, i' ,s1s
Bot T1cset*tl; I; sra arr so,t va <c-wth, Fal E,,r
cAar<s th.ru4h New a1rs.
ek.ss h:s, r. ''ae. vf::c Important Ri rc,!
OF sse.e on the .Iss';rs "r .., l:..r. ,: !; tbs
tHt c toE. .uy L. E"sv,4 ae lo:s 4:l,l,uor. vf
s. Far AIrsr' =. I"x A.r Ts4z - or:cx - rr
ANT utHEs !: r7.:
ASK FOR TICKETS DY rrrrSEIE4;1t.
sg.sa.':4 ls44 s'sa'! hAtst> II stir
Direct LINE E::rwEES ETY. TIE EAST Aso THE
GREAT NESi.
ane ~"4teI s41 " IT e&H hF f!t3 1!i nai II ve At t..
bnr:n aral!n al ss'asaEe Il! Fetshf Ice ter
WITH SIC a'ii: n til.. s1r ay4ni,: rra .rp9>l.t.i
F"r cesii q >h,: IT, r I;s;ir. E RI :; or
address tHt.s"she flo~ IL: A:.nss Ut TIE CuEs::.y
d. u. STEWART. r1,tshursA:
II r'se: H:;s.xy Co z,1s;s M;.; r. ill., hos.
ita::ssi e. - ~ assi,F. f5!l ,!! il: t.
u KITTY 81 s*3s ii i;'e j.. '';s MI: @ t.
.s' f IT, IL l. + fEs:t' -: i: Ia !: n ,:.s; .::
!sn'.: 1"4a H. H.'r >:.ir:i! Tenn: Il.r:. ut.,,
y";E:~in tie Wcs.. ~
I he Greatest Facilities offered for the
i'fU.e< ltoss ss,,.s speedy rrnn..
portatton ~ LIVE >'EOCI1.
And eooi accommodation ws a.uA .pr;s.x - former
ronst tAsv::.x ii cla41-et!rr,":.
FExEl&:EIX%.
fy 'hi+ 10',r fr'Shts Il AZ c.>cr;t:ns. c,n l.. for.
-ar': Is, and rha:;:.!. NV tnIk tt,:, ~ -,
.s: sly -; III IN ,he E.:lt az nf .I
kt.!ct+s Indiana. l;i1n. lin, luw: " Mi.scur
" l:3.l.'tl ,!r I.
The Pennsylvania 1caEod a.., conarr, a. rp:>lu.h
wiki Ssraf+f tv u ii .uu. ca .. t,rw ,,tr IN ~.
1- ~ IT,. ii, r. M;a.s:su hrutu, Il, r,n. ~ - ""F
hvrt',, iii u- 81. s.rtr, Wi:tr:,,l: N ,s,;i h,r"t
AA:ts.A@ aIs tt. EseI-: 11. 4; tv-.ns. Sn 81, Ei
GAta:" ~i:s issn:e.> Il iost, tie Ar.,4w4 >ts;D
Merchants ard S:lsr~ in :.!c a..n1a,;e. If
thtir !r ht III Ills in NY. III. VII. c,d: "a
t. I'te1ls TRAITS "
ri~ r,sss "f Freight 20 IN! f..r, a,y ;,..t +. IL. W.T.
By II fe.ns, s.. H.. nM:. t,:v, l. :4y:a.:
A. a1s M e,.:-r y: RI hy'ta:: T.. +. tm;S''.r-.
r s*rr" sSrr,,t;: 4 T. t7' r. w "'i. r1s:>K H."
NAt: NV h,ras. ~ =. = Il s:rr'. Ra.:!nrr..
-EEtil 60, S'-a ..s iitu-t, 81. :. W ii, -.
New -tx. -
L!...Ms.N: Nj :; SAT, ,',*et. !;..>t,x.
II. II. lut- TN .i"t.TF e.lt L. I j!i,:.!, fu,tL
rr,,> /. /. fat ~. t;rn' :csst II IhI4te ti...
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-15

A FTER long practical experience, and after
"A fully testing large variety of sewing ma
chimes now before the public, my convictions-bave
forced me TO adopt the WHEELER & WILSON
Machine as the best for Family, Plantation, and
general use, ever invented. Among the advantages
Il possesses over every other Machine, are:
LIST. Elegance and simplicity Of construction,
and consequent freedom from arrangement and
need of repairs.
ID. Durability, ease, rapidity Of operation, and
noiseless movement.
Sd. Beauty Of stitch, frmness ofseam, and econ
omy of thread.
4th, Applicability to variety of purposes and
materials.
5th The "Hsmmer," an attachment which no
other Machine has.
9Th. It will sew from one thousand to fifteen hun
dred stitches in minute, and Is equal in dispatch
of work 10 at least
Twelve Seamstresses.
The machines, in variety of pattern and style
Of finish, from the plainest to the finest parlor
melodeon attachment, may be seen at my Office
give every purchaser full neutrality-suspicious.
the machine, and keep It in order for one year,
free Of charge, except in case Of unfair usage.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
see for themselves.
1 Machine Needles, thread and silk, kept
constantly on hand and for sale.
Sewing Machines of every description neatly 70
paired st short notice.
July 2, '58-H HENRY B. EVANS.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-15

n OFFER for Sale, the place on which now re-
side, lying in and adjoining the City of Jackson
in the North East and about 500 acres. This land
comes within 400 yards Of the Capitol and embra-
ces about $50 acrez within the limits Of the City
the balance il Immediately adjoining, and in one
continuous body. The residence Is on beautiful
sminence, embosmed In woods, one hundred feet
higher than the ground which the Capital stands
and il about y Of mile distant from It, over.
looking the whole of the surrounding country. The
improvements embrace all that 10 needed for com.
fort and convenience. Two hundred and fifty acrel
of the land IL under fence Of which $50 Is In the
very highest state Of cultivation, and produces from
50 to so bushels Of corn to the acre there Is wood
land pasture, Of unrivalled fertility. The balance
Of the tract il very heavily tmbered, and veryrich
the most of it is rich alluvisl, black bottom land
and the finest kind for cultivation. This 10 the
most healthy and desirable place in all the country
No family on the continent has enjoyed better
heath than ours, during the time We have lived on
il, upwards of 20 years.
This place IL free from attacks Of the yellow fer
yer, the family and number Of inmates having
resided here during each epidemic, and eve
bad it, THIS 10 owing to the peculiar location Of
the pla3e. r. ,ss.4rzy tf,ss ,53ss.a.s754 * ~
Jackson win be as soon as the Rail Roads, lead
ing TO It completed the very focus Of the South
and place Of residence place win surpass it.
Jan 10 60-w If. ssf3 F5sggsE. MOODY
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-15
w. r. cOLEMAN,S
PREMIUM UNDULAT0RY CORN AND
FLOU RING MILLS

.O.fce and Depot-No. IS st. Charles Street, base
ment Masonic Hall, New Orleans
HNHESE MILLS are Of Southern manufacture Is
Il well as Of Southern invention, and have never
failed to take the First Premium over ALL other
mills, wherever exhibited. At the late State Fair
held at jackson, Mississippi one of these mills was
exhibited, (size Is inches diameter Of stone) and
Ground one bushel of corn into fine meal in one
minute and forty-6Ve seconds
Pronounced BY the committee to be the COOLEST
meal ever coming from o mill.
This decision awarded the first premium to the
Coleman Mill.
These mills are now so firmly established in
public estimation, that it il unnecessary to
mention particularly their good qualities Of sim
plcity Of construction, facility Of being attached
to any kind Of power, and the wonderful quantity
of excellent meal they turn out when properly put
up.
Each mill leaves the mandatory complete in
every particular and ready for grinding, when at
tached to power, and run according to directions
sent with each mill. All orders sent to the manu-.
factory, IS st. Charles street. to the addrees of
W. P. Coleman, New Orleans, viii meet with atten-
ton. ys.-
For circulars giving every information in relation
to these mills address the proprietor IS St. Char
les street, New Orleans. when ali orders will meet
prompt attention and dispatch.
Terms cash, and al mills fully guaranteed.
WILLIS P. COLEMAN,
decl4 '59-wly Patentee and Proprietor.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-15
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE N. 0.J.&G. MR.
jackson M;ss Juna Rth Ioan

Ns Ia n. u.
| jackson, Miss, June 9th 1860.
WHEREAS, by the statute of Mississippi, i,
| w cooperating this Company 1T is provided tha,
said company shall be capable of suing and 49,,
sued in said State of Mississippi in Ike panney ~
other corporate bodies may sue and be sued withr
said State," and also, that process may be served
within the proper County or district, upou any
known or appointed agent Of said Comnany,o snS
whereas, BY the statute Of Mississippi Of Febrpsrv
10th 1850, 1t is further provided that suits
corporations whose principal place of business Mi
bel located icithia sasd STATE Of MssissipDi slog 4.
commenced IN the COsnty ,chere tke PRINCIPAL oSs
or place Of asiness may be-" THRREFoRE. S
Resotred, That jackson, in the State of Missis
sppi, DO selected as the legal dOmic and principal
place Of business OF TINS Company in the said State
and thatJoHN d. FREEMAN, Q citizen of Jaehson'
In the said State, be, and he is hereby appoints5
agent Of this Company upon whom service n An
process against IL, arising within the said Sat- e
Mississippi, shall be made. Ns'@'' "
Resolved, That no other person in the said Stat.
Of MISSISSIPPI, except the said John d. Frasn,an
be recognized a. the agent Of this Companv nno5
weom service Of process shall be made and notice
Is hereby given that said Company will herast,.-
claim its chartered right to be s,,sd onls - -.
county 81 &c pstneipal place Of 6ssiness. "a saiS
State Of Mississippi - sAiu
Resoiusd, That due notice Of these r..o,r,;ors
Be advertised In the State Gasette entitlss ssTas
Mis.issippian, Published az jackson, for the term
ef three months. e 'e''-'
hereby certify The foregoing to be true oOuy
q resolutions adopted BY the Board Of Directors Il
road Company as . meeting held on the 9th day Of
- GIVEN under my hand and III. Zeal Of
the Company, At New Orleans, tins 18th
June u 'so--s6w sn. R. J. CHARLES, SEQ.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-15
| FOR
CHILDREN
TEETHING.

NauseOus Drugs and Poisonaus Nyinerals
"E ask the afflicted Of either sex, which do Vol
" prefer pleasant and delicious syrup, com
pounded from Naturs,s 90 p.rna5;.s W.
which will speedily and permanently cure YOU d
TIE VILE compounds heretofore used, with all thei
Nauseous and facilitating effect together with the
Ioathsome disease many times FOLLOWING the use n
Mineral Poisons.
The aCherokea Remeavn Il Naturs,s ovr s,..;s,
for Gonorrhea, elect, Gravel, Structure. Fiuor An.
bus Whites in Females and all diseases of Urin.
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LAND SALES. &C.. &c.
: HoTIcr..-LANDs ron SALE.

HHE undefsigned desires g ssll TO anal r 1sc.s
n Of land, lying on rssII ~ Ioo.;csifa, One
ssaaay .a..sd e ne nSsss nth . 81
- Il dwelling and ether houses /;
new min, and sotsen gin, situated on said Greek.
- 49, of cleared iand, . me spring Of water
,.er ths dwelling, which 10 surrounded with mast
besutful gross Il willow oaks; there is fne land.
ise for steamboats, on said tract, and . large and
thiekly populated ssstlement surrounding atwhieh
rlsce 4 considerable mercantile business might be
done, and large quantity Of groceries sold every
.intsr. Said fraet Il we'll Watered, and might DO
eonvertsd into stoek farm, with many advantages.
Tia other tract ID situated at the mouth Of Silver
Creek, miles below Monticello, containing some
100 acres 90 cieared-the.h balance unimproEed, ~
acres Of fne cane on the TRACTS good spring, and
ana huiiding peins.s 4 bargain can be had in tns
purchase Esf sid lAnds and that on time ct ensi
fso &nd thrrs ysAfs, with = payment n advance.
Rhoss Who Wizh 10 purchase lands on Pearl River
silf do wall b calf and examine for thsmselses
aid landa ars situated within o convenient dis
! tanss Of the Rail Read, leading from 9sMonsen4
70 jackson. >sHssssst b. c. BUCKLEY. .
Ia0 Z
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NEW PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS.

HAVING leased the spacious rooms over Allen
Ii Lyon j. Co.'S Store, the subscriber is now
prepared to offer to the citizens of jackson and vi
cinity Pho fOGRAPHS OF all styles, from VSsi-
ting Gard to Life Size, either plain Colored in
OIL. Mr.. Thos. Poindexter, one Of the most wide
Unknown portrait painters Of the Southwest, be-
ing engaged exclusively for this establishment.
t0 Recollsci that these pictures are ACTUALLY
made and faished in the rooms and are NOT sent
to New Orleans, Memphis, or elsewhere to be pho
tographed from an ordinary ambrotype.
Those wishing pictures, photographs or ambro-
types, are respectfully invited to call and examine
our work, Is well Is our assortment Of frames ca
ses, lockets, &c. d. ANDERSON.
Jackson. Anrill3 6O-kf
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The Duvall,s Premium Engine and Cir

SuldE saw MILL
1hss Engsne and Sou MAJ TOOK firs Presssan oge'
a4 eon.pst'tors at the Afssiss.PPs State Fair
/ aetd at .,aekson, November l4th, 1853.
TIE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND CAN OUT MORE Lun-
2 BER WITH LESS HANDs, AND AT LESS EXPENSE
-. THAN ANY OTHER IN TIE UNION.
kuk First Class Engines, Portable and Station
" ary, have Globe Thottles, with two distinct
brass aiyes. The Pumps Al have Bras Ball
afyes and stop COCKS. Al the bearings Of the
Engines WORK on Brass or Rabbit metal-falve
hoos 1ointeds AL the joints are surfaced iron
Joints, both IN the cylinders and pumps. No gam
or packing used on our Engines. Our Mills have
iron Board Rollers, and wrought iron v Rails the
full length Of each section Of the Ways. All our
engines have surplus Of boiler In proportion TO
their cylinders, and when properly fred Win always
make more steam than the cylinders can use for
they make steam just In proportion to their work ;
when running light they make less; load them
down and they viii constantly blow Oh ct the safe
~ valve.
We also have close eye to the weight and por-
taointy Of our engines, never using pound OF me-
taa not necessary m tner construction ana 70 Is
eiitate sransportsaon over very rongn country. q
pa9 koaas me 80 paa.e S4n pc oeeacneo t5om .ne
golisI, earIy,ng Win !. ~ ne osiuine
saa slo .as ~ - tuIn
= EsI .Ai' e"1 S'as
- sAe . IT,. ps.,,,y. g.. ssu r; YES
r., = - -, - ,a,,.,,
49, :. - w. t,.I;.h .,;..N.
-Ssn =. o-ds,sd P,;.a s7s 70 Saf 49, "-seN'
T,,,Ip. A ,nd Hor.. Eo;,. =. VIII.
z We srs buiidinr snner;or M 4 horss En,;n.
Of beautiful design, mounted upon wheels. with
n for Nd arm = N Oona
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

| THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
HNHE Adams Express Company having established
| u an Agency in Jackson--would respectfully in
| form the business community, that they are now
prepared to run through express for the forward
ing Of Bank Notes, specie, Jewelry, valuable packa-
ges, Baggage, Merchandise, Fruit, and all articles
requiring despatch, to and from all parts of East,
West, North and South.
Also local Express to and from New Orleans,
Vieksburg, Jackson and Canton, and Way Stations
on N. o. j. G. n, the Mississippi Central, and
Southern Miss Rail Roads-by Passenger Trains,
Particular attention paid to the early Forwarding
Of Fruit and all articles of perishnble nature.
Messengers in charge of bank notes, Gold, and
small Packages for the Northern, Eastern and Yves
tern cities daily through by land route.
Freight for places 90 the line of road, should be
plainly marked with the name of the station where
I is intended to be left.
Freight to be forwarded by Express will be re
ceived at the office of Mr Lucy, on State street,
and at the depot.
Articles forwarded by Express will be delivered
without extra charge. G. W. BEMIS, Agent
October rs 195o-tf.