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BUSINESS ITEMS.


Jayne's HAIR Tonic
CLEANsEs THE SCALP FROM sgUBF.
JAYNEs HAIR TONIC
IEMoyEs ALL DANDRUFF FROM THE HAIR.
JAYSEs HAIR TONIC
CURES ERUPTIvE DISEASES or THE SCALP.
JhYSEs HAIR TONIC
EXCITEs THE SCALP TO HEALTHY ACTION
JAYEEs HAIR TONIC
PREVENTS TBE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
JAYNE's HAIR TONIC
PREVENTS PREMATURE GREYEE5s
@ JAYNEs HAIR TONIC
PREVENTS TIRE FORMATION or BALD srors.
JArSE's HAIR TONIC
CAUSES THE oRewTH OF NEW HAIR.
JAMES HAIR TONIC
RECLOIHEs BALD HEADS WITH NEW HAIR.
JAYSEs HAIR TONIC
CIEANsEs THE HAIR FROM ALI IMPURITIES.
JAYSE's HAIR TONIC
WILL RENDER TEE USE OF AwIG UNNECESSARY.
JAYNE's HAIR TONIC
WILL REPRODUCE HAIR LOST IN SICKNESS.
JAMES HAIR TONIC
KEEPS THE HAIR MOIST, AND THE ENDS FROM
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JAYHE's HAIR TONIC
ASA BEACTIFIER OF THE HAIR Is UNSURPASSED.
JAYHE's HAIR TONIC
GIVES THE HAIR RICH And GLOSSY APPEAR-
ANCE.
JAYSE's HAIR TONIC
WILL PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF WHISPERS.
JAYNE's HAIR TONIC
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TACHEs.
JAMES HAIR TONIC
AS A DRESSING PoR THE HAIR is USEXCELLED
JAY NE's HAIR TONIC
rs DELIGHTFULLY."- PERFUMED.
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SHOULD BE on THE TOILET TABLE OF EVERY
LADY AND GENTLEMAN.
JAYNES HAIR TONIC
WIN please the most fastdious, and its continued
VIII keep tho hair and scalp in clean and healthy
dtion. Prepared only lyDr. d. JArSr & soS, No. 2i2
Chestnut street
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NEVADA ADMITTED AS A STATE.
Proclamation by the President.

Proclamation by the President.
DY The PRESIDENT or THB UNITED sTATBs--A
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas. the Congress of the United States
passed an act, which was approved on the 2lst
day of March last, entitled "Au act 10 enable the
people of Nevada 10 form Constitution and State
Government" and for the admission OF such
State into the Union on an equal footing with the
original States and whereas, the said coustitu-
ton and State Government have been formed,
pursuant to conditions prescribed by the fifth
section Of the act of Congress aforesaid aud a
copy of the constitution and ordinances have
been submitted to the President of tho United
States;
Now, therefore, be it known that |, Abraham
Lncolp, President of tho United States, in ac-
cerdance with the duty imposed upon me by the
act of Congress aforesaid, do hereby declare and
proclaim that the said State of Nevada Is admitted
into the Union on an equal footing with the
original States.
In witness whereof / have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States to
be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this thirty
first day of October, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty four, and of
the Independence of the United States the eighty
ninth. (Sgned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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Hsuportgut 80 thc Shipping Interest
ALL INyUuIous uror L,Tiovs SUSPENDED fyPN,r.
PIC wATHUs.
The following teegraphic correspondence Cssys
the San Francisco Buiietiu) IS sclf-cx plsna,orv.
ard conye information OF great importanco TO
the American shipping Interest on the Pacific
coaat:--
tHsADouARTEEs DBrARrHrN1 OF PAcrIc,
SAS FEANCfsoo, S,u'ember %, lS6i.-Hun. VIII
lam Pitt Fcs-, nden, Secretary ~ the Trensurv
Washington, ID. g.. - Having Just returned from
military tour Cf inspection through the Straits
OF Fuca, Admiralty lulet, and Puget Sound aud
having been appealed to by American citizens
reprcfenting large interests in those waters, 10
reprcsent 10 you tho effect Of the recent insruc-
tOns from the Treasury Department forbiddiug
foreign vessels "a load or unload there, save at
the port Of entry, Port AuRelos l beg leave
TO state that the commerce OF our people
in that Cisir ct Is exclusively in lum her
and largely in heavy spars for foreign
markets; that contracts are now being fulfilled
for Acstlslia, France, England, India and
otbor countries, and foreign ships have been
chartered and Hrc now on the woy to fuldl these
contracts. Whilst was at Vancouver Island the
British Admiral and Colonial Governor informed
me of foreign vessels having come in bound for
the Sound 60 load for Australia and being refused
entrance had come over aud landed at Vancouver
Island, which has the advantage OF having FREQ
port at Victoria. { risk nothing In saying that
the regulation, whatever remote and contingeR.
effect It may have on American shlp-building,
will have the inevitable and immediate effect to
build up our rivals, TO destroy tho foreign com.
merce on the Sound, and ruin our lumber iute-
rests Ia those waters.
"lRyIE MCDOWELL, Major. General"
eve concur in the foregoing, and beg To sug-
gest that foreign vessels be allowed TO pass into
and out of the American wa'ors In the District of
Port Angeles ms heretofore. Vessels waiting. Your
decision by telegraph important.
OF. +. Low, Governor of California,
"CHARLRs JAMES Collector San Francisco"
SECRETARY PBssBNDRS's REPLY.
"WAsHINGToN, September 26, lB6i.-Maior-
Gcneiai Mcdowell - Foreign vessels will be
permitted 10 load and unload in The District Of
Puget Sound as heretofore, until further orders.
"W. Z. FEsSRNDEN,
Secretary OF the Treasury"
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COPIES -MILLER--On the 2jth instant, by the Rev.
j. n. Kennarl, MIR. WILLIAM COPIES 10 Miss CARO-
LINE MILLER both OF this CITY.
ES--HOZlEA.-On the % instant, by the Rey. Dr.
s. Townsend, Mr. j. HARRIS JONES to Miss ALICE 8.
HOZlkA, both Of this city.
MARRIOTT-BROWN,-O Thursday, the 27th inst,
by the Rev. Albert Barnes VIM. II. MARRIOTT and
ELlZABETH, daughter OF James T. Brown, ESQ., all Of
this city. No cards
RICHAlAN-BURT, ~ on the evening Of the 27th, by
the Rev. II. Harbaugh, ALFRED ID. RlCHMAN OF
Salem county New Jersey, TO KATE w. BURT, daugh-
ter OF L. r, Burt, Of this city No cards
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RON the "rittfLug Daily roat' of September o. lsli
"Ou SuuAr.-lho Wheeling lntoUgoncor' ssys -
WC learn from gentleman whI arrived yesterday fro n
prast county hat MOHd ~ the Barton on Com phuy
stuck O well on H.rst hrck In that antS, wGicn wil
SO thousand LafTtls Of u por day r. ere IS great
txcimtut on Che sshgct in T. vicinity, and lEe OIL fever
10 I~yyBiIrg tc % fCaru' extent"
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GENERAL MOWER ORDERED TO ATLANTA
The st. Louis Democrat states that General
division which has won go gallant name in the
West under his leadership and is ordered by
General Sherman to report for duty immediately
at Atlanta. This looks like an esry resumption
0facliYe operations in Georgia.
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BY the proclamation Of the President, just
issued, Nevada takes her place among the
stars In our national banner. She comes In
uncontaminated with slavery, aud by her
mines Of inexhaustlble wealth will continue
10 attract the wandering population Of the
Old World. She win cast her vote in Noyem-
Der fer L1scoIN and Johnson. In one day
we have free State and a new State added 10
The Union.
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r4 NOTICE.
- THE CITY BANK.

K9at1 o I l II.
49, THE CITY BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, OctOAer 20 1854.
Notice ereby Given, sgreea5y section Of the act
OF the General Assembly OF q Commonwealth Of Penn
syHanta, entitled AN act enAb ing BAnks
wealth TO become Associations for the purpose ofBAnSinR
under the laws Of the United States" approved tho 52d
day Of August a. -. 1854 that the Stockholders of the
CITY Bank have this day voted 10 become AssocA
tOn and thet It's Directors have procured the authority Of
the OF than twothrds OF the Capital stock
msLe the certificate required therefor by the laws Of the
United s ates
1921 5Ot q. ALM3RT LEWIS, Cashier.
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rC11ye NOTICE.
~ CORN EXCHANGE RANK

ECl1y" NOTICE.
~ CORN EXCHANGE BANK,
PHLADELPuA, October 20, 1884.
Notice Ia hereby given, sgreeably 10 Section OF the at
of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth Of Penn
syVAnR, entitled IAN act enabling Banks Of the Com
mOnvealth 10 become Associations for tne purpose Of
Banking under the laws Of tho United States. approved
the 22d day ofAugust A. D. 1854 that the stockhOders 0
the Corn Exchange Bank of Philadelphia have this day
voted 20 become such Association and that its Diec
tore nav procured the authority the OF
than thirds Of the Capital Stock tomake the cerheit
required therefor by the laws Of the United states
lU2l-3Ot j. W. TORREI 4 CAshler.
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M. KUaHTON. JR., Ca.hIer.

n[l1t7 n Q 7 I u.
s-S COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, october 20, 1854.
Notice Is hereby giycn ably 10 section Of the
Of the General Assembly OF tie Commonwealth OF Penn
sylyania entitled "An Act enabling Banks OF the Com
mOnwealth 10 become Associations for the purpose
Banking under the laws Of the United States" approved
the 22d day OF August A. D. 1864, that the stockholders
the Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania have this day
voted TO become such Assoca don and that its Direct
procured the authority OF the owners Of moro
than thirds Of the Capital Stock make the
cate required therefor by the laws the United States
For further particulars Stockholders csu apply to
lO-2l-;0t & G. PALMER, Cashier.
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JOHN A. LEWIS; Cashier.

M EAls N q 7 Q Il.
~ BANK OF NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
PHLADELrHIA, October 20, 1881,
Notice hereby given, agreeaby TO sccton2 Of the act
of the GCnot al Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylyania entitled "An act enabling Banks Of the Common
wealth to become Associations for the purpose of Banking
the laws OF the United States" approved the 21d
day OF August A. ID. pNGi, that the stockholders oths
Bank Of Northern Lib, res have this day ed become
such association, that its Directors have procured
the authority Of the owners of than thirds the
Capital stock make the certificate required therefor By
the laws OF the United States.
lOsl.5Ot W. GUMHERE. CAslIeE.
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FIne Quality ChRmPRgnes.
MeBsTs. DAVIS & RICHARDS,
Arch and Tenth Streets
Have just ctNod
Fresh Importation
Charles Heids'cck,
Piper HeldBicck,
Madam Cllcquot,
Green Seal
Mumm q Co,
TOUGHER
And other superior brands OF
ChamPagncs.
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A CRUSHING DAY FOR PRIJE.
RetreRtinE South In Great Disorder
Price AbandOns His PIuuder-NarrOw
EscapeOf Mound CIfy-Price Loses HIS
Inst BATTERY.

UNITED STATES MILITARY TBLBGRAPH,
MOUND CITY, October 25.-To Brgadier General
Davies Il reached here at daylight this morning,
town had narrow escape from the enemy's
nankeis, in plain view on the heights around tho
town, where the battle opened six miles distant
This has been a crushing day for Price, and his
retreat is in great disorder. He Is abandoning
every thing, and is so closely pressed that don't
think he will bo able to muest Fort Scott much.
Colonel MOoight moved on the eucny's flank for
that place at the same moment the battle was
fairly begun.
just hear that battery, aud his last, has been
tak en- from the enemy at Usage.
S. ID. DRAKE, Lieutenant Colonel l7th XIV. l.
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--Oil-wells have been struck in Southern Ohio
and Northern Kentucky. OF course there Is
great Excitement In that region.
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F9@@ NOTICE.
49, BANK OF COMMERCE.,

Hlo97 OF CE.
49, BANK OF COMMERCE.
PIuLADELPIIIA, October 20, 1864.
Notice Is hereby given Rgreeab 10 soctOns Of the act
Cf the General Assembly of the Common th Of Penn
syyauia entitled IAN act enabling banks of the Com
Sth become Associations for the purpose Of
Ranking under the laws of the United States.
the 2d day OF August A. D. 1884, that the Stockholders OF
the Bank of commerce have this day voted 20 become
such Association and that Its Directors have procured
the authority the of tnan two thirds Of tho
Capital STOCK make tho certificate required therefor By
the laws of the United States.
lO2l-3Ot JOHN A. LEWIS; Cashier,
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PERSONAL.

GEORGE II. KING, COLUMBIA S. C.-NOT
" heard anything # you since Anna came Sho
in Washington, Parens still at hartinsburg; Annie Ia
RlCrstcWn, and Oliver In AtmOre. am az "ITid0s-
burg Machine wUrks," Philadelphia All well Send
perst nal to Philadelphia Evening Telegraph"
l03l-t ARTHUR, October ~.
Richmond, Va. and Columbia papers please copy.
nIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.-BO ARE NOW
- open to sccure Subscriptions to SEVEN TRACTS OF
OIL TERRITORY, in rec IHpir subject 20 no royalty
Lost mortgages and clRh lOcled fronting the
Allegheny ana ts tributaries in COrnpanter Hickory
1oneSR President and Zine Grove townships, in Nenango
county. 1hcSc properties contiguous TO, ddjoin and
b,Vcen properties ot the "FarrAr the PRESIDENT
the "Aepcwi" and "rionesta on and Lumber Com osny
In ibis tttptlse are only ONE HU NDkED SHARES.
at ONE THOt'SA Nd DOLLARS EACH number OF
which hRyC already been taken II desired, two or more
persons can club together and take share. Whom the
balance subs crptons arc sken, the sUbcrhsrs can
organize themselves into Company elect their officers
from among n cmsClyCs, &C.
For CirCars other inform aton addres or apply 10
lN-9l 81 DUNCAN NJ. MITCHEsON,
once \. L. corner OF FOURTH ana WALNUT Streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nay" TWENTY FOURTH WARD.-AMos
- D. kElfE, Hsg, THOs. j. WoRRELI, Esq, and
y, X, RICHARDSON, Esq., VIII address the Lincoln and
Johnson tluD, 20 their HeadluAe MARKET Street,
above Ihliy third street, THIS EVENING, 3lst Instant
fubAc invited, CHARLES CITIZENS,
N. MoRms, Secretary. Ir
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I9B y r6rimRHsi a \ y; AND mEoHAucs, r,rK,

k0Hf~ n q L / Il.
R-S TANNERS AND MECHANICs RArKt
PHILADELPHIA, October 20, 1854
Notice hereby given, sgrceby 10 section Of the act
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth Of PeRn-
syiyaniH, entitled IAN act enabling Banks OF the Com
mOnwealth become Associations for the purpose Of
Banking under Law Of the United SateI" approved
the 22d day August A D. 1854 tnRt the Stockholders
OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Philadelphia hAvo
th day voted to bee me such an Associations and that
It's Directors have procured the authority the
than thirds Of the Capital Stock 20 make the
certificate required therefor by tie laws Of tho United
States.
iO-2i-3Ot w.RUsHTOH, JR, Cashier.
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A ssEMBLY BUILDINGS.
LAST WEEK or THE GRAND sTEREoPTICoN.
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Militars 0gaefs \ a}ptisss,
'HCErCularss'
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS,
lnspsctor Generals DHics
M4riiian. Miss.. Mav,.28 :, "a

Ntliuiant MISS, hldyszo, NOtil
i T)ARAGRAPiS /, II, Ill andy, fGeneral Orders
| graph X G4nefa Ofders, No ~, bearing date April
1 ~ le6f, Adlutant aud Inspector Generals 0nice
Richmond va, are hereby e-puhlished for the nfor
nation IT commanding officers in this Department.
~ The Bureau Of Conscription Affords adequate
means for bringing into service persons liablo mil
1903 70 raise troops from rot within he lines of
the enemy or to fecfnt fsrany particular conuIsd In
| the tcld, are hereby rayoked
II, Reciults enlisted BY authority, for new comsa.
nies which have noLat THU time seventy no uon-cnin
missoned oticers and prvates actually mustered upon
scrpliQn, and allowed 70 select any Infantry company
ihey NAY prefer under The proysionsos paragraph II
e. OF. lIs6!).
X Persons aoting nrdcr authnrlllos 10 enlist ffcn
f3r new COMPANIES, eithcr without within tho lines
OF tho s.ury, afantts since ~ December 1903 ~
partmept III which they may be. Copies of snch au-
thoiiy wtha statement Of thsnlinbrr Of mon enroll
ed by them aud without further Authorization ffops
such commander their power viii expire the end Of
thirty days fromtle date ofhis order.
V-Cpmlnanlants Of Posts ard officers Of the Con.
scrption Bureau viii enforce tiiis order
All authorities hcrotofJre given 70 rasotroops,
orceriit for any particular colinand are hercby
reyokel"
All org snlzllions raised pior to thelih April 1861
hy officers wfihecriting snthoriiy alnee lst
December, lstrl and W iJihaye moi msdc tho report
required by paragaph'IIi OF theabage ordei and had
Their antharity rene"s prior o7hcf March, 1854, are
Illegal and willba tnrned over TO htiihseau IL Cons
scrlpten All olicnrs Of this Department. are hereby
forbidden corrective rtothtr commands any organi
gaiion b' longing toifife rcseryA foiep
Byeoiasnand Of Major uenoFai s b Ire.
WARWICK IIaUnU, 4
may 29,fa9t Capt.& a. l. General,
~ Miss ssppan copy.
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Killed. Wounded, Missing, TOT
STANuoPE IuSEY,
Captain and Asst Adit. General

When Imboden's Brigade, the lsth
Virginia Cavalry, MAS drawn upln lHe ot
battle and ready to charge tue enemy
MI before main battle near New Market,
t5c enemy were ordered TO dismounts
rio cbapiain of the brigade advanced to
~" f,ont. sang hymn and then prayed,
'tbe whole regiment kneeling. lie pray
Ell that. II il pleased God the enemy
n,igbt he defeated and the lives of our
men preserved. Tie men remounted.
charged, scattered the enemy like !chaif
and lost not A single man Was not that
e special and wonderful answer 10 p:ayel!
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ATTENTION!t

HANE authnri tom ilr pfol'er Department 10
4 raisaa CAFALRI COMPANY composed Of vol
suatgefsAlnder II oGcver As yeats. The nlJct Is 60
raiseA rhct' mounted regiment iabe c0nnnanncd y
ifcnfs who avesetn sefyise. q isfer ea def, nse
aud 20 oneis yvilhitlhe borders oftliis sac.
Vino ri sil 70 cone bgavflynp 10 the res,iepfour
States lnr MI s,lp are untitled far Win have no
taste tor tic slowand fitesut fead7 OF iiaNipy3
'hasa row about tlrir npfpenuiy 70 ehoice
Of Cavalry conunand ausI ran add lhesrare lriy,
ilcgeot having iiprses aIins4 4 to these s ho caniJ
inpBiiisthflnselvts
pfeniFtlyto ibis'eall sou Yp lie censcfiptcdSand
thrown ntoiniAnfysid put into service beJ ond the
onrdrrs 0f ynnf state.
Lieut. fivnnag9y il sauthprisel TO recruit Tor tic
cnfpany4 N.s@
Apply also 70 DEJ.J Tborntnpao or tor y. Ware
Btanaun, 10 II r. WAREiGppt. G, s. a.
brandon Aiiss Jnnn T. IsGl.dtt
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cnt, /" Downward" was in error the other
day, II stating that Mrs. .. n. Clark, who
was recently arrested as d spy, has been
sent to Mobile. The Provost Marshal 1t
Jackson has her in charge.
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\ SGRIoUs FErrURf, The New York
Democrat, q government paper, says the.
great strength and efieiency'of the Cons
iederato troops, is serious feature of
thescampaign.1 we think sostco.
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Lest of Casualties.


N, Lest OF Casualties;
Z, In Harris Mississippi Brigade In 'th
y battles Of the 9Th and i2th of Nav, 1856
y Bfigadier GeneralN III Harris. comma b,
u ing.
Twelfth Mississippi regiment Colont
e NJ 3 Harris, commandng. Field All
:, Stait; None.
= Company A-Killed; Private j. 4 Ike!
vi ~, Wounded: Corporal DIV Bonner an,
Privates L A MulIens, "a d Cassidy, slight
"; Private A Harris, severely. Missing
!. l1eusenants GD Nixon,sR Hunter, Phi
: Yates WilliamH Gibbs, IL ". Felts, Oh
johnson.
\ Company B-Wounded: First Sergean
RG Frazier Sergeant hM IIamberlin
Lieutenant .Stampley, slightly
\ Company Q KILLED: Lieutenant IT
I sew, Priyates J a Buslsiea, y n He'll, 4
! I y y iior ar'ry Il q tness. Wounded; Private
A ~ ienfy, slightly,
company KILLED: Prlyates q w Ellis
William FLETCHER. Wounded; PrWates
y Hardy, NJ Wilson, v Y Martin, Cor
peral w n Short, slightly. Missing:
i lrfNate u IL III aIpV.
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a1t,n 0e EsE9g ageFp.

ID AN AW w, about tyvo,months ago, njy hcy, Ras.
Ill mus, from III neghborhoolpf SeGoha, Kmnrer
county, li-sjssppi lie is aheut twenty-five years
Old, ocepper 81 n smooth faye Iii ntfeagds abaui
Ave feet uur o. iiyeiaohes high stout built, weighs
gem neg,o loe in is uIannris has been IN the army
as waiting boy he Sauiek and ready in speaking
tf'l nsaally OF pieasan cnuntcua,te, were when he
f a brown cap witha blne band around it and
brown ans pantaiomls oisr cln1ng mt rgcollectnd
INil pty - ahaye rewar,. tol the livery ofssaid
boy to np 81 Git niileseast of DeShta, to Aieua
alrtiGe live miles ndipg Miss. for his aI
lehension anil confinement in III 50 that teau get
him. SUSAN PUWE Z
CLARK Co. MISC. .Inne L lsGl.d& Wis
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sG1- a special term Of the District
Court g. s. A., for thesonthern division
OF the District Of Mississippi, will be held
at Macon, on the 9Th of July next,
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TAnLFAUx The ladies Of DeSoto are to
give q Tableax and Superior the bene1
iit ofthe mailned soldiers on Wednesday
evenipgnext We wish them pleasant.
time.
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S1l1llnervilIe Institute
N RsyfHa NFr5VF . An Es a1k q B4k5gs n - rs

RLIIIIilLUI7 " VLIIG LIIo JLJLL JE5.
EXz'sssss SgjsYE. .ts 82ES sAS&Eg9.g..
(0N the first Monday OF August next viii open a
~ select class, to teael myself, from the day Of
orening TO the geeani Monday Of eteinber following
Tamfhlac5d to this aceoRn Of the brief time ailot
ted to boys for scpa purposes, and the ahhndapce Of
vegetables butter &c at that season Tho summer
is our he ATHEIST season III the mountains.
Twill take twcniy good boys, who Will deliver me
IOOIbs Of bacon at my hssse, OF 10 Mr. e. Dunlap,
Station Agent at Shuqnalak, and two hundrel aud
fifty ioais in money, all to be paid tie tst Monday
of August.
Address nc carly, at Ghasnn, Miss
MAY l2 1901 TIIOS. S. G-ATHRIGHT,
Piincpal
i-sE Conveyances will be at SluQualak on Saturday
before tile list Monday. mayl5dtf
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WANTED

4rIrOhireby the month for ise balance Of the year
SIXTY NEGRO MEN, for whcln the highest
marx el price will We paid.
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