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TIE ANAGGKAuox ~ LaNGUAeEss-Thereis growing
tendency in this age to appropriate the most express
slve words Of other languages, and after while to
head is now becoming p0pulariEed in connection
with Mr. spalding's great Headache remedy, but It
Mlh soon be used in more general way, and the
word Cephalic viii become as common a. Electro
yPe ana many others whose Distinction ~ foreign
, norus mas been worn away BY common usage untn
iley seem native to the manor born
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MILLSBORO ACADEMY

FFNiE exercises Of this Institution cOmmenced-on
4 the 2nd MONDAY Of January, 1871, under the
charge Of j. ". WOFFORD M the Male. and Miss
n. B AsIE, In the female department
The session consists 81 terms the first Of twen
ty-four weeks-the second, o. sixteen weeks.
RATES OF TUITION:
PRIMARY CLASS-Consisting ~ Spelling, Read
ing aud Writing, per month, e %
JUNIOR cLAss-Including the above, with Geog-
raphy, Arthmetc, History and Composition 6c~ per
month. y 90
SENIOR CLAsS-lncuding the above, with Al
zebra. Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric,
Latin Greek and the Higher Mathematics, 6c. per
month, 81 90
EXTRA.
Music BY the month. S 90
Use q Piano, 90
Tuition VIII be charged from time OF entrance til
close Of term, unless absence occurs from protrsct-
ed Illness
49, Miss ASHE is prepared TO take some young
ladies a. boardefs, and good boarding be obtain
ed With her and At other places in town.
A. EASTLAND.
President Board OF Trustees.
:. n. JoSEs, Secretary
Jan, 10, 1891. l4Af
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MEtANcuoLv.-Rev. NonlE DE VorIE,
Chaplain Al Fort Morgan, was accidental
" drowned At that place a few days ago.
II was in the night, and attempting TO
step from the wharf 10 get on board a
steamboat that had gone down from the
city. he fell into the water, and was never
seen 10 riao. Ho was q most promising
young minister Of the Baptist denomina.
tion-a son Of Rev. Jas. II. DE VoTIE, one
Of the most distinguished Baptist clergy
men in The south. He joined the com
pany raised a. Selma. Ala, a. an enrolled
member. and was appointed Chaplain Of
the post after his company reached Fort
Morgan.
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DN virtue aud in pursuance OF 4 decree
I'D Of the Probate Court OF Jasper Coun-
~, made at the last January term thereof,
A. d. 1901, the undersigned, Guardian Of
the persons and estates OF the minor heirs
Of JOSEPH DANIEL, deceased, will on
Monday the lst day Of April, 1861. be-
tween the hours prescribed by law, proceed
TO sell at the town Of Quitman, in Clark
County. at public auction to the highest
bidder, on credit Of twelve months from
the day OF sale. the following described
real estate in said county, to-wit: " Of
NV :. Ne of $ W i and / Z Of y
" Z and \ W Of y W or Sec. Is in
Township I \, Of Range u e. Said lands
VIII be sold subject 70 the lien prescribed
By the Statute, and the purchaser will be
required to give note with good security
for the purchase money payable in twelve
months IRON the dav Of sale.
EMILY WADE, Guardian.
Feb. %, lSGl. lost
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IlslsiedR.-Well, Mrs. Jones' how ID that headache
Mrs. JoHes.-Gonel Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured me in Just twenty minutes, and / wish
You would send more 70 that can have them handy
Physl7aH-Nou can get them at any Druggists. Cal
Tor cephac Pills. find they never fail and recon-
mend them ID all cases OF Headache
Mrs. Jonss-I shall send for box directly and shal
tell all my suffering friends, for they real bsnq
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

Duuu sroar At ENrxaFaIxs.- take
pleasure in calling the attention Of our
readers 10 che advertisement Of Messrs.
snAw and Mntrnv, Druggists at Enter.
prise. They have ~ hne store as
one will SO in any Of our country towns.
are provided with q large and weli seleo-
ted stock Of every thing in their line,
which they viii eel on she most reason
able terms.
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WuAT ENGLAND THINKs or TIE Block
ABE OF THE SOUTHERN PoETs.-But the POI
sition which South Carolina has assumed
is not without interest and importance
10 this country. Is England TO recognise
the dc flci0 government which exists in
the State. 'and 10 receive the Ambassa-
doris which South Carolina Is about to
send to this country armed with offers Of
free trade. which, in reality, would only
cover and legalze the most detestable
traffic which ever disgraced humanity
compulsory labor and man stealing We
believe that the British Government
would refrain from treating with such
missionaries until the new President has
had an opportunity of explaining and
acting upon his policy, and of showing
TO the world whether or not the free
States of the North are willing, for the
sake OF preserving a worthless, unsub-
stantial union, TO give indefinite extern
sion to the curse Of slavery. A maritime
war. which would destroy the cotton
trade, and paralyze one great staple oil
industry Of tais country, would be equally
unpopular in England and 'in the United
States. The evil, if possible, is to be
avoided but it is hardly to he expected
that, in the face of revolutionary force
the North will recede from its Just rights,
or that the South will, in the moment oil
success, surrender those advantages which
Mr.. Buchanan has placed in its hands
London Post, Jan. IL.
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Attachn.ent Notice.
Jonathan d. Parker, Admir-
Of Eieazor Nelson.


vs..
Samuel T. Williamson.
IN this case it appearing 70 the sa.isfac-
tion Of the Court that the defendant.
Samuel 4. williamson. j. nonresident
Of the St1e OF Mississippi, il is therefore
ordered that publication be made in tie
Eaaaa Cl0rioa, public newspaper. print
ed and published in the town Of Pauldin-.
county Of Jasper, State Of Mississippi, no
tifying The above named defendant that
unless he appear at the next term Of the
Circuit Court to be holden in and for the
county Of Jasper, State of Mississippi on
the fourth Monday in March, A. D. 1851,
and plead. answer or demur to plaintiff s
complaint, the same will be taken as con-
fessed gainst him, and proceedings be had
accordingly.
Given under my hand and
4 SEAL seal Of office this the 18th day
/ February, 4. y. 1861.
JAMES q. MCCORMICK.
Clerk.
Feb 11 Is6l 1Q-5t
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a IL Al, sons indebted to the estate Of
~ EVAN SHELBY, deceased are here
bv not fed that unless their Indebtedness
/: paid by the first of March, they will
find the claims against them in suit.
ALFRED SHELBY,
Admir-.
ri IA 1871 low
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OPENED TO NEWTON STATION
Distance from Vicksburg TO Newton,
10 Ailcs.
~ Through Fare, 81 90. IA
ON Monday october lss 1860, the following Sched-
Y J ule Cocs INTO operations
The Morning Through Inn leaves NiCksburg at
Socl0ck, A. IT,. connecting at jackson Junction with
the Passenger Train Of the new Orleans Jacksonand
Great Northern Railroad, going South, arriving at
NewtOn'at5 o'clock, p. Il.
The Evening Accommodation Train, stopping at
Jaaksonl viii ltaye NIckshurg at p So, P. and
rNe at Jackson Junction, at ~. 2. NJ, connecting
with the Passenger Train ofthe New Orleans, Jack
son and Great Northern Railroad going North.
RETURYING: The Through Train VIII leave Newton
at II 80 A. NJ, connecting at Jackson junction with
the Passenger Train of the New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad, going North and arrive at
Nickslurg at p P. Z.
The Accommodation Train will leave Jackson
Junction IA o'cl5cS 4. connecting with the Pas
senger Traiu from New Orleans, and arrive Weeks
hurr q. ~ IS A. n.
RE- Passengers from Nickshurg for Canton and
tho North. y the Mississippi Central Railroad, viii
take the Eyenlng Tram.
"a Passengers for Stations East Of Jackson, will
take I'll Morning Tram.
E8> Passengers for New Orleans can take either
Tran
The above Schedule viii be complied with, and all
passengers and freight Will be carried as far the
condition Of the Road the safety of the public, and
the ability If the Company viii Justify. But for any
failures or siohs t. comply herewith or to ear
~ any freight hich may hauled 20 any Depot for
tran .partstion on the Road, the Company will not
hold Itself responsible. W. NJ WADLEY,
ChiefEngineer and General Sup't
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Hi 'ad n 'orfible 'eadache this hsttevroor go =
STEPPED into the haPothecaries hand saws 81 ID die
man. sCan you hease he Of the 'eadaehyg1 aT1oa~ IL
upon that e gave me CephAlic PHI hand nor NV
'onor it cured me quick that ardly realised ~
'ad an eadsche.
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GREAT DIscovERT.-Among the most important Of all
the great medical discoveries Of this age may be
considered the system Of vaccination for protection
nom small Pox, the Cephalic Pill for relief Of Head
ache, and the use Of Quininc for the prevention OF
FeFers either OF which is specific, whose ben
hts will he experienced by suffering humanity long
after their discoveries are forgotten.
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Married On the 9Th insi NJ the Presbyterian Church
IN Lnierprise- b. the Rev J. ". Phillips Dr. g. +.
HAND g Mss ANN J.. alCLAIN. eldest daughter Of
Rev. kotrrt Aei.ain, l.. D. al Of Clarke County.
Mirrlep' az The BRIDES csideucc 90 The 1ih inst
hy iac KY. J. Keller ~ r. ERFEI.ANp. ESQ 10
Mrs MMtf DAVIS, all Of WAYNE County
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WARRINGTON INSTITUTE.

DOOT1s AND sTATIONERY.-Afise
Dous and School hooks, Of every description, for
the use Of Academies and Schools. Also great va
rety OF Cap, Note and Letter Paper; Steel and Gold
Pens, Quilts 6ei Inks, all kindsi Ink Stands, SC.
Z, w. SMITH.
Brandon, May Is, 1853, sa-ly
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HA Board and Tuition. payable one half in advance
the balance az the end Of the year. All charges,
cept the tho entrance fee which Is invariably in sd
vance, viii be made from the time Of entrance to the
close u each session. No deductions from the pub
hshed rates VII he made except in Of protrac
ed Illness or al the option Of the Principal.
a. Any young lady aspiring 10 the honors Of the
institute must pursue and make satisfactory prof.
eohey ia n" regular collegiate course; and no dl-
plomas VIII Pc conferred till al charges met.
ANY one, however s1tcr direction n her parents or
guardian may pursue any irregular course. and shall
be entitled 70 certificate of attainmenls
t. Aoung ladies' Will be taken from Brooksville
Depot on the Mobile aud Ohio Rail Road to the In
sttute stance of eighteen miles without charge.
Oct. 81. 1850. .l6in
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PICkElSIILLE FENiLE INSTITUTE,

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
DR. A. NJ. WILKINS, President.
JAMES STINSON,
A. p. BUSH
A. r. HENLEY.
H. s. SHELTON, Esq.
r. n. JOHNSTON. ESQ.
JAS. CHALMERS. Secretary and Treasurer.
FACULTY,
Rev. JESSE G. NASH, NJ. A.. Principal, Prof OF
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, and Political
Economy.
WM. j. EST. MA, Teacher Of Classics and Natu
raj Sciences.
G. L. YAGLE. Professor Of Music.
MRS. }. g. NASH, English branches and French
MISS JENNIE &. ELLIOTT. English Branches.
MISS NJ. +. NESEY, Ornamental Department and
Music.
MISS f. A. FENET. English Branches
MISS NJ L. FENET, English Branches.
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Smith HOtel.

nnaa qFgE undersiannd having purchased the
~ naaon House. lin this place takes pleas-
I'D ure m Informing his friends and the travel.
ilN - rsshlie aeneFally thaa he h new prepared
q ~ ~ ~ wanaa AZ The sinner man q bcfh
man ard horpa, a be VII Keep on hnnd planax g!
tie seest ths csunay m9Dgds@ eve - se.e z
cA sra q. nh. Iss. 1854
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R7- HElRAcHE is the favorite sign BY which naturs
makes known any deviation whatever nom the nat
ural state oi the BRAIN and viewed in this light may
he looked A. a safeguard intended 70 give notice
OF disease which might otherwise escape attention.
ui too late to be remedies andits indications should
never lie neglected. Headaehes may be classified
under two names, VIZ: sympfOTnatc and ldiophathc.
symptomatic Headache is exceedingly common and
is the precursor Of great variety Of diseases, among
which are ApOpelxy, Gout, rheumatism and all e.
bre diseases. IN its form il is sympathetic
Of disease Of the stomach constituting sick keadaehs
Of hepatic disease constituting oiioBs hendnehe Of
worms, coustpati and other disorders Of the bow
els well renal and untsrine affections Diseases
Of the heart very frequently attended with Head
aches; Anwna and plethora also affections which
frequently occasion headache. Idiopathic Headache
is also very common, being usually distinguished BY
the Of nervous headaohe sonsetimes coming on
suddenly in state Of apparently sound health and
prostratng al the mental and physical energies
and in other inAtan-e@lt comes on slowly, heraIded
by depression Of spirits acerbity Of temper. In
most instances the pain is in the front Of the head
over one orboth eyes, and sometimes provoking
vomiting; under this class may also be named Res-
Tdlgd.
Far the treatment Of either class Of Headache The
Cephaiic Pills have been found sure and safe rem.
edy, relieving the most acute pains in few minutes
and by it, subtle power Graduating the diseases OF
whirh Headache is the unerring index.
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TOTAL ....ss...sss...s.sss.ss...s eoltia-i
large portion Of this amount has pro-
badly been paid out on Government drafts
since the LIST Of January.
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Masaas. ,. n. Psrrsa a Co.--lfodit-
-rsia Is one of tho largest and best known
retail dry goods houses n Mobile. Our
lady friends In particular, visiting the
city. IN making their purchases ought 20
give them e call. They viii Sud every
thlus they want d The description q
goods in which The house deals. and A.
shaan a. they can asl h any who're else.
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WAsHINGroN, Feb. l5.-The majority of
the Peace Conference Committee report
Guthrie's plan modified.
Virginia and Missouri have reported in
favor Of Crittenden's resolutions. Anoth-
er minority report proposes the calling Of
a National Convention.
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OFFICE ogTHE MOBILE TRIBUNE.
Saturday Evening, Feb. 10, 1861. !
COTTON-There was only a fair de-
mand to-day. The market closed quiet,
and $500 bales were sold. Middling is
quoted al lie. = o..
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For Boys and Young Men.
CARRIAGE MANTFACTORY,



The undersigned have associated themselves for
the purpose Of carrying on the above buness "
pnuldina, and prepaI cd to do work IN the OAt,
rage, Wagon, and Wheeiright line generally, IN All
lee branches.
Orders Tor work, such 80 the making Of Carriages
BuGgies and Wagons, OF repairing the same VIII 70
ceive prOmpt attention.
OuF extensive Blacksmith shop enables us % do
all kinds Of Farm wook-inciuding Horse shoeing'
IN the best'manner.
Our terms are cash, unless otherwise agreed by
special contract.
Our fsciities for doing al kinds of work in our
hne are uneaualledin this portion Of the State ana
ne respectfully solicit share Of the puble Paro-
uago LAHLOAs 9OO1A
Jan. 80, 1881. ls-ly
Cash Notice.
WE have now the largest and best assortment o.
w Groceries and sta pie goods that We have ever
had. Money is scarce and the times are haros ana
will sell now on the most favorable terms.
Our cotton market is now active and We are ready
10 buy all that we get ct Mobile prices less tl.e
freight. OUR FRIENDS WHO OWE Us Oh AZ
COUNT OF PROVISIONS ADVANCED On THEIR
COTTON, are earnestly requested 20 bring their eQt
ton as per contract All that ask or expect q our
friends 10 that they will do all that they can and -
promptly possible. To all such We promise 20 sus-
tain them next year to the full extent Of our ability
To such do not want 70 sell their cotton a. pres
ent prices, We say bring II 70 Us and We VIII ship
| and hold IL any reasonable time
MOODY q OFERREIIa
Briek St0vs, Egtspwise, Nov. %, 1880 eu
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NV ORLEANS feD. 10, lThi.
The sales of cotton to-day were 1900
bales, middling les "a IL. Market
dull
s-----r
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"A PIONEER.

). ;. URNEk, FOR SENATOR,
To represent jasper. Clark aud WAYNE Counties
Elccli'n 1T Monday in october 1851
CREED,-EQUAL EIGHTsl
pIATEOPRF
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THE
TWENTY THIRD ANNUAL SESSION

y 4AA@AN~
WILL BEGIN
On Monday, Oct. LIST, 1850.
vHE Judson Institute is Oneofths eldest and most
1 hrmly established semnmFies in the ccuntxy, and
6r~ TSasurpasBed advantages for tins cultivation q
Ire Female mind and charaetsr. Ifs interests are
' NOAH X. DAVIS, Pn4Gagaa, lu9
who hiss proved himself eqgsl % this diGeult and
he Faculty Of InssructiOn consists Of
FzvTxEz PnoVzusoas AxB EHAeRmA
besides other officials Tbs services Of
Mr. MILTON Z. BACON
have been secured a. Instructor in Mathematics and
English LtsrntuFe. Mr.. Bacon il vel known a. the
former President for long series Of years, Of IHs
sOu1HnzH BAPns4 PnnALa ColGssA IN Lagrange. Ca
and popularity unsurpassed IN thas STATE. fOT two
years past he presided over she Fe1nale College q
vated basis he nov consents 10 bring his accumu-
lated ek ana experience 10 the service OF the Jud
son, and viii give his whole time and energy 70 its
Mr.. L. a. BLAHaDELL.
who has added to The celebrity Of the Musical De-
paEtment during the past Session viii continue u
Faculty Of four others, who devote themselves ex-
clusvely TO this branch.
Mr. SAMUEL l. G. SWEET,
win resume his duties before the close ofthe Session
The Department Of Drawing and Painting VIII con
tInue under the direction Of
miss H. n HARRISON.
Instruction in these branches 10 On the most elsvA
ted basis Of which the extraordinary Of the
a Native French Lady win i've instruction in her
Language, that the best advantages IN both reading
and speaking French may be secured to the Pupils.
MISS 8. @. F0LLAN6BEH
nom Tusksgee will preside during the day, in The
study hail. and instruct in the English branches.
MISS MARY Z. SHERMAN
viii preside in the School Room. and give instruction
in Latin and English branches. The reputation a.
ready established By these ladies gives sucisnt A.
All the members Of this large Faculty have proved
@ T.scSsra y ma T sus ~ ther eneTry and
ZEAL the high reputation Of the Judson - Seminary
Of Learning. Prom the Primary School throug hcut
fully 70 impart sound and thorough instruction, to
cultivate properly the mind, the manners and the
Those who enter At an early are and pass through
the entire system, enjoy superior advantages but We
call ention the fact that large numbers Who re-
complete their course Of study, seeking the superior
bepets Of the Advanced Literary course, and Of the
.se@aeres the , Diploma Of the JEasOn.
The Boarding department will continue under the
management Of Mr.. J. H. Lide.
EXPENSES.
The Expenses are ~ light - n any other tnsttu-
ton Of respectable grade in the South.
Tuition in Advanced Glasses, lEngsh) 80 %
Languages QAtin or Frsnchl % %
Music and use Of Instrument % GO
Paintina % 90
Board per month 1870
To these expenses mast be added cost Of books,
sheet music painting materials, DC. The cost Of eio
thing is limited b the Uniform Dress prescribed
An aknnouncefnsnt for the Session, lsOeei," jus,
published. containing f1ll particulars can Dc had On
| application to the Principal. v,rc
| President Board OF Trustees.
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FACT WORTH KSowISG.-spaldings Cephalic Pills are
a certain cure for Sick Headache Bilious Headache
Costiveness and General Debility.
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Nuraas 4 Noaam.--Molis. As.-rhs
hfu does a largo receiving. forwarding.
aud commission business. and deals 81.
lenaiysly Ia eauntry produce and pro-
visions. The partners are Funtlemanly.
worthy men. sell acquainted with the
huaiasaa Ia whleh they are engaged and
disposed 10 a. IS we'll BY customers a.
any other housa IN lhs city. Weark a..
tsntian u thals card u another column.
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Csre CoagA Old Ho1rseaeas, IsslmGs-
4NHEEM "a, any IrritatsoR Soreness II TIE
ThroGt ReticpeS the Hacking Cough
M IL Consumption, BroAehftD AEas
ts.I ma and CataTTh CgaaT and
. Z isss , stTss.'fes g g u TKS.fEs4S.
AID BANN4AAllaA
Fsw are awAre Of the importance Of checking a
Couch OF common Coldr In its first stage; thst
neeieeted. soon attacks the Lungs. @Brop1ss
6ronsaI TosAss" containing denulceni ingredients,
alay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation
aThat trouble in my throat, (fOr which
BROWNS 1.-THE a7FeeAcs" are specifc) having made
me ossn mere whispeTern ,,,,,rs
''N--- II recommend their use o Pusu0
BROWNB IgPRAKRnar REV.E. H. CHAPLIN.
sGreas service in subdung HoAA1-
1l'oOnA REV. DANIEL. WISE.
Browns aAlmo.s ins:an. relief il The distressing
TRocHEs REV: a. 6. EGeL EsTok;
BROWNS GUS" DR. "A HAYNES.
ToRcHEs "a simple and pleasant combination for
BROWNS OO' DR. G. r. BIGEIOw,
TRocHEs aBsasacial in BaoscmrE.
DIR. J.F. ". LANE,
- Il have proved them excellent for
lNOoh A''1' REy. H.w.wAREEN.
- .Bsue6eiaI when. compelled 70 speak,
'"'A = 'O'' REV. s ). P. ANDERSON,
BROWNS s.. Louis.
&EYEscruAE in removing HoaFsenesa
TRoCHRs and Irritation Of the TRroat 90 common
with gPHkKERs and GHGxRnssp
| BROWNS Prof NJ STACY JOHNSON,
| La Graugs, Ga.
| TROCUES Teacher Of Mueir southern
| Female College
BROWNS '4Great benefit when taken before and
latter preaching. as they prevent Hoarse-
| TRoCHEs ness Prom IL ,asf effect thing they
| will be permanent adj altage to me-
| BROWNS REV. z. ROWLEY.A. M
| President Of Athens College, Tenn.
/ TROCHESl az-soId by eli Druggists at TWENTY
| FIVE GEMS B0X%A
Dec. Il Isoo. 0-sm
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NEW ToRE, Feb. lj.-The Liverpool.
Now York and Philadelphia steamship
company's steamship City of Baltimore
has arrived at this port bringing Liver
pool dates OF the 3lst ult.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Peace Con-
ference Committee will report to-mor-
row.
The Republicans in Congress are OBJ.
stinate, and will probably reject PROPOSE
tons for any settlement OF the national
difficulties.
The Government is bankrupt unless il
can raise nine millions of dollars. Money
cannot be obtained by loan.
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New Orleans Markets.

dc. &c. Sc. dc. &c.
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NOU-UIs II 80 u ].
Politicalnews unimportant. hesteamer
Nova Scotian's adyiccs had reached Liver
mol
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II N III y -lITII VT IN
WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-The Peace Con-
ference has adopted Guthrie's plan in a
modified form.
Drinkafd has been removed.
Secretary Holt will entertain the Peace
Commissioners tonight
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TuRTHER IRON wAsHINGTo

The Committee Of the Peace Congress
adopted Guthrie's project by vote twelve
to eight, last night.
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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81 The sales Of cotton
for two days sum up 1900 bales includ-
ing 5000 bales on speculation, market
closing with a better inquiry. A decline
of one eighth on the week has been ex-
rarieucft