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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20
4 JEFFERSON.

County Surveyor of Jefferson and oodg'
-,ppt;as OlHce over Watertown Bank.
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Howard Association,
PHILADEL ? HI A.

Bnerolsat Institution established by special EHdoi
n.sat for the rsicf Of the Sick and distressed a.
Hictsd Citb TJilsnt and Epidemic DeseaeeS, ana IS
psctay for the Cure OF Diseases cfbe NeIHatOrgdnS
TT TEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Acting
kfA Surgeon. all who apply by letter, wit des-
criptiou their condition. cage, occupation OF
life &c) aud in of extreme poverty. AedclheS
furnished free of charge,
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spernatorrhoea. and
other Diseas of Ihe Sexual Organs and on the NEW
RsMEplEs employed in the Dispensary, sent to the
sficted in sealed envelopes. free of charge
Two or three stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOtGHToN, ActIns
Surgeon, Howard ASSOCIATION, Fo- :. south Ninth
Street Phil lade!phia Pa By order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President,
GEO. FAIRCUILD, SECRETARY. 1n4Oy1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20

barber Rooms in Watertown Bank building. Oils,
? p-rfumery, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, always on hand
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-12-20

A0nA FEET M0TLDING forFrames Giltand
tOOO Rose Wood of every pattern and variety
from inch to inches in width of the RICHES ST
PATTERNS. Frames made TO order and on short
netIee-st kecI> IS Cabinet Ware House.
Watsxtovn, SnPtenher. ISee.
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i Peterson 4, naldaner's Block, Watertown, Wiscon-
N WaolesaIe and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro,
..ries Hardware, Crockery, GLASSWARE, NeeItnlo no
Tools, Hats, Caps. Boots, and ehoes' " "ii"o" hP-'
STATIONERY. &c.
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E. C. STARIN,

Clock and Watch Repairer, and Dealer in Clocks,
Watches Jewelry Silver and plated Ware Violins and
Strings Gun Caps, WadS, etc. All work done by him
warranted to give satisaetion and low as at any
q other shop.
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BAIRD & SKINNER.

Attorneys and CounseIors at Law, Land anu ~ Lo az
Agents have complete abstract of the Rect ruo . -
TITLES and ncum branees on Real Estate in JetelS.
co once over Bank Of Watertown, Watertown, W Is
p,vRn c. B. sKINNNR-
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HARLOW PEASE

Attorney at Law. Watertown, Wisconsin. ONCE owe
FIoweIl's Store. West Side Of the River.
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Dr. G. Shamberg has located himself
ESs<4zS permanently at Watertown, and Is no"
sIFyszS1A prepared to wait upon those VINO may
1IIIYD require his serYiseS. Office in Prieh-
.ra's BIoek, over the Watertown Bank.
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VI MOORE, NJ. ID.
homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Office in J.
W. Coles Block ,
once hours, to 9, A. M, to and 6 to 5 P M
Residence 9th St, 4th from Main, South side
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n # PAULFRANX,

EHUS AZ
A a.toru.ys and Counsellors at Law, Watertown, Wis
j. j. ENOs, DANIEL HALL.
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Cd, pEASE & co.
DENTISTRY.

Wholesale Dealers in Wines, Liquors, Cigars, etc Al
so recti6ers of the celebrated Star Whskey. Main
Street, Watertown. Wis.
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Business DirretorD.

Elk. CRANDALL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Fish Fruit,
Tobacco and Choice Cigars Two Doors West of Bank
of Watertown, Watertown, Wis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31

1f..---
49,. THURSDAY n.shs'
: .s'' 'a't'' about 10 o'clock, .
e,''y oee''fea ct Eureka, ten
n"es ~soasn-es's Of Psnola. between
a. " whey ana John Landlord, in
vniea me former vas killed. We
=: 'a's'ass that wiley had been
drinking. and vent to the shop Of
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ADDITIONAL TAxEs.-The Con.
sention have ordered fly per cent.
on the State tax for this year, to be
levied and collected forthwith. Our
tax collector requests US to say that
he is now ready to receive the money.
Persons paying their taxes, will have
to bring with them one half more
money than heretofore.
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MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION. - We
have no rcpor. from the Convention
later than the Gath inst. They have
adjourned, and our delegates have re.
turned home. Col. Fiser informed
Us tina, a grea. deal Of business was
done, about the close Of the Consen.
ton, bu, VIC have not received our
Jackson papers yet.
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ga tose ~ ooo1ass
Zee ssfis h Ill That 10 sessssssy 70
msss shusn the hlstssy cad vestssfsf ~
tusefs n ihs sstabisllhf s~Nseisi
assbi, ihe usblsm nnisss, VI ~sslstssssa
scotch ~ mieh,e, shseh hss pfsss1 iteei',
~ ete'j in'itaes 70 " NE esiy essees %
lfee lalisinan u health 10 The sss ~ n.
Diced u steft ha,ian and ~ Usey eltos.
"a. 4 covered " III dsosss b1IsAaal,
n p,t n, ~ rfofessef n Military ~.
yefy IN the faf famed u~hitsfsity 81 td1As
buigh, Scotland. Whsn ~sIimslts 1tsooeoo
wefe cutting % IN thousands he bsMlsk
sni Iftneh suldi,Tt in ths tt,mss, ~, Log
the nu.aian var Dir UefKe uaIIAhaaI We6
appointed bj bar slsIcsiy, vssen Nlsesssa.
q. eh,,f ot. The msdiasl Toe misslosess, 70
IN ed,gnie, 10 q seieht'te wssSsta he O..
itsofiiafy lonls,ity and feMssAsols esel
health which bs, always ehssaetssIss1 We
inhabitants u the scottish ltishIssds ~
,hr esuses vhicb lead 10 sueh deplseakle
results 10 the sssne indisidsals Wbso o..
posed 10 4 change VI elima,s.
~, Nv 1ssses, esssessvs1
Iy patient research that The lllsAlae6ese
had been In the habit ~ vsihe : ssstolO
combination " herbs and reoss, Is1Iass
nous 10 their hstiss Mills end gleas, whsse,
~hen combined With ostsstsI a~svsssIss,
was found 10 be the mosl sspssiAslse lssiG1
orator and builder up " the human sytsS,
which the world of suffering Lsnssiiy LAs
ever known
~ s~swsvkstis Psssvs - . dos6ssSss.
" cre Tall, tested, and ef0 Nnsd Wteh umpses
cedcn,sd success In every instance whsss 10
virtues wstr tired and IL might hsvs been
truly said the, sh, good tiss bed eoms q
last.
HssSss Svssss Ssssse.
Equal TO every emergency, tho ovieIne recipe
was handed over " y respectable osm 81
phat m~aeeuticaI shenists In EdinbsseA, whs
hsve prepared II eselusssslys tsll " tstve.
duct,ou into The southern btates . shUst,ino
ago. And !, may b. mcntiuasd - . eoselu.
,isc proof Of it, Intrinsic hsstt, snd supsst.
orily over MI other pSspssattens % sesneso
medicines, either in Eutope " AnssIeas
sr~Sx .ssGlseys DeySlss
Were sold IN Great Britain aloss, bsst9el
upwards " 100000 dozen exported 70 I'll
part. Of the h.li.sLls slses.
II 10 ors,.., NJ wsli a. suss. b. ssssshjs1
the ,oo, Of The compisips, ssd ihsssSy e.
moving the hidden cause ii dssoss, b. fsos.
" stimulating and ssssesiss ~ dsespss(
energies Of tho system, ed asstsitae oseutt
in hes task VI vital and fssasioassy ssler'
nation. TO every ono su1ering ftsm NJ
ious and Liver C~o,splainsS, OisPspsts, ou9i
gssti.n Heartburn, Lose II Aptsslse, beeit
hI."s' AMI n SSsss;sss y ~ Sas.'
vi VI ."' o'v's IN m.-.,. ~ .%.,s,ssSi.. ~
as". '..M a". 80 "sss,i. IA vsssss
-..,.I. h,I.a".' ,ss,ss,s"s. isss,sssSa
.."u".a a. ~. ssss.iissS
vpIas,. a.,s .s's.ss SsssSssssss +
d. Who'll. function, OF The hsssss eyolan
Comparatively few dosss Of this voIeeatl'
stomarbic mskes the sseescs ~ eoseel'
snd vigorous. removes Oh iopee1oeec.
elaanse' AL ,mPsris'ss' sssssssn..s esee,ss
y 'hs snvIs hsesn 'sss
-k-.. Ii L.. I.s~ sstaA |N
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MILITARY MssIiya.-Remcmhcr
and attend the meeting in Pamela
on Saturday next, 10 raise and equip
cur Volunteer Company. The Com.
pany was made up under the for.
mer Law. but the late ordinance re.
quires each Company to have ., least
for,y-cish, men, instead Of thirty.
two. Fall into the rsnks. young
men |! fall in, your country requires
your services.
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TIE STATE ~ MISSISSIPPI,

1iiE STATE ~ MISSISSIPPI,
fvsola CouSsS
To the children aud hsi,s whose names
are unknown Of Darid Powsr, dsesossd,
to Lsri Fows,, Louisa Hssbin aud Ms
children aud heir. rho . names ays M.
k1ena gT james Powsy, ascsusd, 10
Morgan Porsr The husband Of Cornsiid
POUR, dsossssd, and 10 me children AID
him trhsss ndntss are unknown Of NE
said Corssiia, decreased. 10 Hannah Poir.
ar iridow NJ Lsri Pogsr. dsrsassd, 10
Wiiiiam Fotrsr, Lvha Petrsr, and Nasry
PcssS, chi'drss u Edrard Pcwer, Do.
ceased, aid 10 hs o,hsr children sn5
ham 81 E.iirard Possr, dsessssd. srhoss
namu ara sskssws, 10 kiisshsfh Powsv
ridetr If ssM kdrard, dscsassd, 10
Msphsp Poorer, John Pesrsr, Lspsss por.
~. Tsbfha Sommsrs, nyaas Semmsrs.
Aiphsss hsn.oa, Lf. Mssson, and M
othsv Children aud helm whass name srs
uskoss. II Ha,io,ray Pspsr. ssssnsd,
and 10 Ms,ysrsi P,wsr v,dvsr Of saia
Hsiiersy Povsr. deessssd.
Vvu ard eaeh one " yau are here cited
Ia BE- ani appear before the Probate
Court u said county nj the Court House
thereof, on Saturday the snd dav Of Web.
rassy, 1881. then and there TO snsv-s tn
petition " James Power, administrator d
bcnis non. With the s,Il annexed II The -.
tate Of Jshn Power, deceased, aud show
esu.s Why The prayer o. the petitioner pray.
ing Tor . sale n The Slaves II said Johr
Power, should not DO sfaassd. ny orde'
u Court.
w. r. wOOTrEN, cisrt.
tsssed 3tss Of dec /. lss0. us0.tu
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SIMMONS 4 Cnuar.--0m readers
will notice the card Of Me"rs. Sim.
mons 1 Crump, Attorneys at Law,
sardis, Miss, in another column.
The people Of that portion Of the
county are fortunate in having such
firm among them.
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STEAMBOAT COMIC james G
Armstrong, E'q, recalved . Dispatch
from New ofleans, stating that the
steamer Jai.on, would be Al Pamela
to-day. &c, your cotton ready.
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By,ep or p'ptfea Tho Board u
Police u Pamela coan'y will bold a
special term IN Monday nesi, tho
An int, when business, Of import
a,es viii 81 tran atfel
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

? 0NnE partnership hesesefsfs eaistfng be
tu.es Martin 4 Dys, kss been DIS
ss'vsd hy uasssi eonss nj. NJ. A. ". vi.
Isy kssise psrchssed the sssirs Interest u
DR.. Use. he business wiIl be esssinued
hereafter srd-r the .syIe 81 Martin . vi.
LEY, CHI have in their possession ell the
bscA., rrses ssd secossss belonging 10 The
old Gen II Marin 4 lDy., ssd shs ere g.
skosises 10 sessls 81 ssesips Tor The saue.
n5l-A
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Col. s. NJ. HASgtSs.--The ,alcn.
ted and able editor Of The Southern
Motive, Published a. Grenada, Miss.
paid us q visit this week, OF his 70.
turn from Memphis. Mr.. Haukins
resided in Pamela for many years,
and Is well known to the people Of
our county. Is a gentleman and .
lawyer, bu. he 10 better known TO ~,
As On editor. We extend to him q
cordial welcome to our sanessm. Al.
though his heal is white with the
fros.s Of many winters. ye. he il q
li~ghs-hesrted and youns in feeling ..
ever. He is . vigorous, chssse and
courteous writer. and makes his papeu
worthy Of the support Of the people
Of Grenada and surrounding eoun.
try.
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Mrspnn TnrArfa fhs eelebfa'
,,d tfim dona, Nss Gasoline hi'el :
ing, !. nov playing an enlargement
IN Memphi. With hef father
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

A Bsssrc'sn, inssifsfsen, s.fsbisshsd bs
special sssiewmsHi, tor the kshsf Of fs
sseh ssa ssstrssss. afflicted Win rt,sissf
and spsf. rsis aisssses s,d sspsessHy for
the esss Of sisssss Of ne yssssf Orysss.
NJ EUiCAL advice given gratis, By Ii.
XlL setting sareesn, TO all sho apply by
10 ter, With . description o. sheis condition.
(sge. oecupssisn, habits u life, &e..j and
IN ssses Of ssssvRs pssesty, Mciicises fur.
nishst free ef charge.
vsissbls Reports ~ spssnasesrhea, aud
other Diseases " the Ssaual ssvesns. and
On The Eev Rsnsaies enpleyet In the lDi..
pessssy, sess 10 the q stsa in sssIs1 lestf
-svelsfs .. free Of eh rye. Two or three
stamps fss postage Gill bs ~sceeysshis
Address la. J. satllis ~tlerssrvs, Aet.
irR SssRssa, llsusst Association, Ne. .
sossh Ninth 81, PhilssslpAis, Ps. By o..
der Of ID. Direcsors,
EzsA D. nakTwsti, psssia-s,.
Gao. vsncsnp. seespsssy. nsy.lv
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vnNuE undersigned having been appointed
nv th, Probate Cuurs " Pamela ccun.
~, Miss.. 81 the ssttsmb-f tern lse0
thereof, administrators On the s'ta,s OF
Thomas ". Lipsey, deceased; all persons
hss,ns claim against sa,d essss. are hereby
sp,,esJ 10 hav, them psohated and res,s.
tered according to lss or they will be bar
red.
NANCY LlPsEY, Administrators.
JUN ". MCKINNEY, Administrator.
Dee. %, 1850. ns'-bs
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NYE have ssos Siaseen or Eseksess
w lihely yssae Mcgee tssy frcm Tea
n TUsasy vsiss skA) fsf sale q . farm
aAjsialse IL lssss II 3. 3. Divess ard
W6s ~ nile Nseb-Vpss u Psssls. Osr
sopueI Q. Wbseus4s 80 be fssa1 q NJ
- : =, No.; fs.iy :.Is.:ssss :. eel
Oasas0 -, lese. ssO3s.
ntvuRH a0eoo1on =
090 ACees 4 lsse uiIes svss Il
WI sasssun q pssela. Too kso-
80 49, Go9soo - ~ iopssvewssss
ess1.- ssvss fails.
W.anAxpotpu.
- - H. AZ
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s-s.We return thank. 10 Col '.
N White, President NJ Tho Miss 4
Tenn Railroad compisy ~ . pass
over hi. rbaL
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Guardians Sale.

DuRsu Ant ~ a decree VI The Probate
Court VI falubushs county made a.
Tue J%anusr! tern thereof, A. u lsbl. |
will, ~ guardian u the minor heirs VI
robert Dub.td, deceased. proceed to sell on
the promis.s, on u credit u twelve months
from tho di.y Of sale, the following de.
.eribsd lands. !. ing aud being in the eoan.
y " Pamela, slne Of Mississippi, ,ubiec,
10 the widow dover, and known and jcsig.
uattd ~ f%yll"s-, to wit: Lois NJ. s, ~,
y, Is, 10, IA, all IN section seven, township
tN.bty seven, range ~ .ast, containing
iwv hundred and se,cn,y.one acres. mon.
or le-,, IN the twentieth day II February,
1851, sell within thu hours prescribed by
Law, the purchaser will be required to give
bvnd and approved security
WA. DUBAID, Guardian.
January s, lsGl. n5i.iw
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Rangers Notice.

slNAkkN up BY John f~alsncr, one bay
Mare, Is or II nands high, . years
Old, appraised TO SIS.
y. Is. JvSES, Ranger, ?. q.
Pamela, Jany. ~, 1861. nl.Jw
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". Id 10 f.sars u ara, sd s.l q.
issssi stoss ~
gAll AnD W1nT1R
srarLs AND yAscY
DRY GOODS.
0t11x GOODS,
White Goods,
IREWl.l,DI CLOTHING,
SHOES and o
EARS N cars.
u Q n N IT'S,
Tobacco,
| Segars,
SMw1 and
Star Candles,
sADDLgR YAND BUGGY HARNESS.
CARrETINGS, WALL PAPER,
WINDSOR SHADES, OIL
CLOTHS. POWDER,
SHOT and LEAD,
GLORES aud
HOSIERY,
Al WOeo khosos sea OSaWers,
HARD WARE
AND CUT'7LIRY.
QUEENS WARE. GLASS
WAR;, FANCY CIR OCERIES
sneh ~
Pickles,
preserves,
SsGsssl gssiss, &C.,
. large assortment 81 Fancy Artieles 81
sIs.n.i ssses L~~rrsotsou thar atoch al
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TIVE wggELr PAMELA STAR,

STAR,
c.L.RALLIMes|
vsWWls. Miss.
NJ" isssls.is s'rs aass n
sfAfLB AHD 9Ant7
DRY GOODS.
ess.slss n
nfewh ard slssehsd ~bemsais,,
f~lahtsrs' Lihsn,
tinsa bfUihgs.
Ceiionsdsit
Osmbfesn,
bsnims,
AMI fall ss.ormsn, n
FANCY PRINTS,
S7RIpEb, pLAiD 4 BR0WE
osnaburgs.
Black, white and colofed G anil rice.
White LINEN Drill,
White Linen Fable Diaper,
Iowellng.
Tosdl. and napkins.
MowD Linen Table Diaper,
Crash.
Bird eye Diaper,
Irish Linens,
Dlay Linen,
Pillow cnsss,
Cotton,
Furniture Prints,
IA Drown and Bleached sbseiipg-,
Furniture aud Apron tbocks,
Black, Brown AMI White Hollands,
Canvas and Padding,
White aud Colortd solicia,
Table Oh Cloths,
American ,'inghsms,
French ,.inghnms,
Narcotics Quits,
Satin. Dnnssk,
curtain C~ambrics,
Mohsir D,bere,
furniture firing,
Black and fancy Cloths,
Ca.simerer,
French asa English Drsr D'r,o,
ncne,.Comb Quilts,
Ned Ticking,
Canton flannels,
Plain A Twilled Nankcens,
Roll Camlet.,
Ohamhray bingham,
Corset Jeans,
Printed Mu.lins,
Jaeone, Robes,
Oigandie Robes
White Jacons,,
Swiss 4 Null Muslins.
Plain Aainsook,
Striped Nninsook,
Victoria Lawns,
Bishop. Lawns,
Barred Muslins,
Striped M%usIin',
swiss kdgins,
Thread EdIing,
Jneons, fdg,ng,
swiss Inserting, Thread incertinS
Jaconst lnsssting,
Swi.s aud Jseonet ~HlounciDg,
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NEGRO GooDs,

., - iss aassss - ssy oas else, sss's
take our vssd for u, scas ash sssoissfof
yourselves. live - Ms~phi. terms and
We ~iIl Duplicate asy bill bosess ,bese-se
humhss in the matter, Ne can and Sill cell
good. ~ lsw ~ shey eco BE- hesehs 10
Memphis, u zoe t.rs thist %, u eill ssss
nothing more than Jour tine ssd . littls
trouble 10 test the thing. Esd se thai, u
. friends esp d. % cell With -, they
ought to give 70 tho Pssfsreses.
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. VALUABLE NEGRO FOR SALE.

nv ,j,svs IL . tessss II the Probate
Cesvs Of pSssls cssssy, mississippi.
,eoas,ej Il The Useembef tern. leo.
,hs,.cS. the usA.ssierrd ~ss.cusass 81 the
last Gill ed ssssnnsut Of Sarah Power,
ass,sssa, vilI ~ Saturday the oh Day 81
Rshssssy. 1851. a. shs late fes,seses o.
she Ssscassa 10 Pssols Cssnsy sfsss.aiss
seiI 81 ps',lis ssssi"s' 10 the hiehss. hssdss,
vish;s isvfsI ksuss. on . esedit 81 sssive
1oesks sssu the asy Of sale . negro slave
called slshs,'' ~ vsspessy Of ease s.sa.e.
Nsss eel sssssisy SiiI BE- ssssissd Of "
gOWApD Y. soSNll LAx, r...-s.,,.
Sirt1ANO q. IsvUSG. @
lleprnAe4 Al ln6o
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HOOP SKIRTS.
Dress silks,

Bloc Silks.
White siiss,
Green Silks,
rink Florence silks,
Ufo-. ju Rhine SiIls,
White. BLACK A Pink Satin,
Silh llanihcvrkl sfs,
Linen Iisndk sfchisfs,
Linen Csmbric iidkfs,
Cotton iIsndherchisfs,
Black Fringe,
what's trngs,
Fancy siih DO.
Fancy Dress Trinminss,
faney Drsss But,ons,
Fancy Head Ursssss,
CoiHures,
Seu Bracelets,
Necklaces,
Jseone, SD Swiss coi:ars,
Sleeves in ssts,
Black Lace Wells,
Loss Wells,
Green Bsrsee,
Brown Is.rsss,
White IBsrsgs,
Belts,
ns.iesy.
Gloves,
klsssies,
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de pah'Ia Star.
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BATON ROUGE, Jan. 24.-The Convention met TO-
day, pursuant to adjournment, there being 107
members present.
resolution was offered, that after the election
of an Assistant Secretary and Printer, the Presi-
dent appoint such Of the officers of the Legislature
as will act.
In the meantime resolution was adopted, in
vting the Judges of the Supreme Court to seats
within the bar of the Convention except during its
secret sessions.
A committee of five was appointed to wait on
the Governor, and inform him of the organization
of the Convention, and its readiness to receive any
communication he may have to offer.
The Convention then proceeded to elect a Prin.
ter. The names of Messrs. Leovy of the New
Orleans Delta, and Taylor, of the Baton Rouge
Advocate, being withdrawn, Mr.. J. 0. Nixon OF
the New Orleans Crescent, was unanimously
elected.
BATON ROUGE, Jan. 4,-AtIernoon Session.
The Convention proceeded to the election of an
Assistant Secretary, in accordance with the recon-
mendation of the Committee on Rules.
Mr.. E. f. Kidd, of Jackson was elected oyel
Mr.. A. Fabre, of Orleans, the next highest can.
didate.
The Committee Of Fifteen reported an ordinance
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VOLUME XIII.
Ne(p OrIeuns DaiLg Crestent.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1861.
SOUTHERN c0NTEDERACY.


In our correspondence from Jackson will he
found the ordinance adopted by the Mississippi
State Convention in reference to a formation Of q
Confederacy of the Southern States.
1t will be seen that Mississippi sends to the
Southern Congress at Montgomery seven of her
most distinguished citzonB-thc same number to
which the State was entitled in the Senate and
House of Representatives of the late United States
This was the rule, in regard to representation,
adopted by South Carolina, Florida and Alabama.
1t will appear, also, that these delegates are au-
thorized to unite with the delegations Of the other
seeding States, in the formation and organization
of Provisional Government; that the Constitu-
ton of the United States is recommended to be
adopted as a basis subject to such changes as may
be thought proper; and that this Provisional Gov
ernment shall continue until Permanent form of
Government for the seeding States shall be
adopted.
The fifth section provides for referring back to
the Convention of Mississippi ~the action of the
Convention at Montgomery, provided the latter
shall adopt a Permanent form of Government.
This is in the line Of precedent, when the Union
was first established is in accordance with the
doctrine Of State Rights; and is a very proper
provision.
These are the main features of the Ordinance.
Mississippi, like South Carolina Alabama, and
Florida, recognizes the Importance Of Southern
Confederacy, and of a Provisional Government az
preparatory thereto; ana she promptly seconds
the movements and the action Of her sister States.
Louisiana and eventually all the Southern States
will be parties 10 the same agreement; and we will
soon have a Southern Confederacy, harmonious
and homogeneous, deserving of the loyalty and
allegiance Of every true Southerner. The signs
from every quarter of the South, are auspicious
and encouraging!