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iismay. I discovered VS. in bed room
lone. with q strange women [ said
q methine: | don't know what was.
out the LADY lighted lamp. lonkeG
stared at ne an instant, turned as white
IS a inflow case, and cresmed
who are YOU? How CAM vou here
TO. quick; leave the room; I thoughi
v,u we, g nv husbsrd;' and covering her
FACE with her hands, she sobbed hys.
,erricaly.
was nearly pefrifed OF course I was
a. anxious 70 Leave she was to have
me- but in nv confusion, instead o.
going ont at the door / came in st,
walked into a Closet, and before / could
-ectify nv error there came laundering
at the door
The Iadv's real husband had come she
flew 10 let hin in w Il aware that il
woul be Of no USE to get out of the
house nv any other way than that IN
which I had entered it. and convinced
of the danger of meetinC the man who
might fall in the vulgar weakness 81
being Jealous l was irving to collect my
scattered senses. IN The da'k, when the
wratbful hu band burst into the room
followed by mad m. The light was ex
finpuished. and while she was searching
for friction match. the grutf voice raved
and stormed. jealous and revang al.
Il know he is here | saw him come
into the honse with Won. You locked
The door; Pll have his heart out-where
is he 2"
Hear me Hear me- will explain, J"
urged the lady.
As was listening to hear the expla-
nation the husband walked plum against
me. and at the same moment the light
appeared.
"WeU b" We cried, deeply in
terpste1 tor we knew that every word o.
his story was true. but how did you get
out of the scrape ?"
4 used a violent remedy FOR so violent
4 complaint. Driv-n MO a corner-my
life in danger-parceiysng at a glance
that Orhello was not 50 strong as was
threw myself upon him. fell with him,
and held him there until nd given Il
full explanation OF the error made him
hear reason, and tanned him TO be gentle
as lamb. Then l f., rather uncere-
moniously. and have never seen Othello
or Desdemnni since"
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A Emmy AdYenfMrC.

81 never attended but one temperance !;
lecture" said our friend B-with a pc
culiar smile, "and | don't think | shall /
ever attend another"
"You probably found it dry ?"
s.Well. yes-hut that isn't it. The |
lecture was well enough, but | got into |
| such an awful scrape after it was over!
that I never think of temperance with,
out shudder. Pll tell you ell about
| it:
cit was in ". where | wa some
what of stranger, and the night was
one of the wo st of the season. Borpas!
how it blew 1t was enough to take ones
breath away. Well, the lecture was
over. and making my way through the
crowd. I fingered in the DOORWAY, con-
templating the awful scene when some
body suddenly thrust an arm within my
own. and clurg to me with a bear like
hug"
I "Where have you been" said the
sweetest voice in the world; Il have been
looking for YOU everywhere.
Very much to nv surprise, I turned
| and saw-but | cart describe here 1t
makes me sad to think how prodlgous
, lv nretty she was With her left hand
4 Che leaned on nv arm, while with her
I right she was arranging her veil, and did
not notice my surprise.
. ssYou have been looking for ma ~
s ayes. and now let's be going" was her
o reply. pressing my arm.
= A thrill went to nv heart. What to
e make of my ladv's address | did not
= know-buf to accompany her-we start
4, ed off in the tempest. the noise of which
Is prevented any conversation. AT lengtf
le she said. wi h a scream:
N "Put vour arm around me, or shall
40 bio awav ~
Tx need not describe to YOU nv sensa
e ton as pressed her TO nv steps, | tol
hit lowed her moi ions through two or tbre
10 short streets until she stopped before a.
i n, elegant mansion.
~ "Have YOU YOUR key ?" she asked.
nv s'My kew - I stammered, ''there mus
let be some mistake"
nst As she opened the door. stood read
ne to bid her good night. or to have som
- EXPLANATION, when, turning quickly, sh
les said:
nay How queer you act to might amt yc
ere coming in ?"
Ills There was something very tempting
AXE the suggestion. Was l going in
hat warm house and q pretty woman We
e em certainly objects Of consideration. and
,eir was dreary to think of facing the drIvll
in storm. and seeing her no more. 1t to-
he me three quarters at second to ma
cry IN nv mind, and went.
+, .n nS There was dim light in the hall. al
TO as nv Guide ran rapidly up stairs, why
him could do no better than run up too.
d Of followed her into very dark room.
Lock the door. john" she said.
nd If Now. as il I was the only John in I
YOU world. I thought she knew me. felt
that the kew. turned it in the lock wl'hc
re is I.:4t;or xvondA rinc at the same til
quit go IT,, ar aw
have what was co.lioS = n.l
unon INV mind, had often heard OF
fatuated men being lured to their destr
the ton by pretty women, and was on
I'D pelnt OF ensHing the. door w
nF laay struck q light 5haA y
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Selling 4 Fellow.

Last summer. while engag in the to-
oacco amt sug r business, / used TO have
tor customer IN cneap cigars one OF those
elbows whose knowledge serves better Il
pore his vlct1n than advancing science
on couldn't make him believe that-oh
40 Tell him that these We're reg AHA CT
q rs that cost $40 per thousand. 1t might
40 to stuff down the Luroats OF those wno
Knew uo betIer; he Was none OF them.
| And SO IL was with everything; he always
knew best. 1t always appeared to be his
delight 10 draw me IL to some controversy,
no matter what the subject, in order TO
hear himself hold forth. l tried ever,
way could think of 10 circumvent him,
tut at last DID succeed in laying him cut
as a founder.
1t was on Saturday afternoon, he came
n, male his pa Gu tse, aud seated hImseil
80 deal me Out his usual portion, but /
"as awake for MIN.
Captain" said /, - have made up my
mind TO 60 to California, and If you wish
20 go into a speculation, now is your time,
SIR"
"As how?" said he.
why, you see them fifteen boxes of CT
CARS Well, there are two hundred ana
htty in each box, and l W III let you have
,
will take them all"
VERY WE'LL" said my friendi lets hear
the conditions"
You give me one cent for the first box,
two tor the second, four the third and SO
double up on every box"
Done" said he, fetch on your cigars.
Suppose you think | haven't money
enough-eh ?"
Not at all so let's proceed; here's the
first box"
He drew from his pocket lea, bern
purse, and out with handful OF COLI.
And here's the cent" SAID he, deposit
ing green dlscol)re copper on the
counter,
Here's your second box"
And here's your two cents"
Very well, here's your third box"
"And here's your tour cents" said he
chuckling.
Here's your fourth box"
Exactly; and here's your eight cents
Ha ma old lelIow-go ou."
III ere's your fifth box" said | handing
| down another box.
"And here's your sixteen cents"
Here's your sixth box"
| "And here-ha. by JOVe the joke is get
| ling TOO rIch-hele's your sixty TOUR cents
and nearly half your cigars gone"
Heres your eighth box" SAID |, assum
ing a cool indifference that perfectly as
toni,ned the fellow.
And here's your dollar and twenty
| eight cents"
Heres your ninth box"
"And here's your-ieG me see-ah two
| dollars anG Skin Two cents"
"Here's your tenth box"
Here he drew his wallet thoughtfully
and on the slate made small calcula+Ion
| Here's your eleventh box"
'Aud here's your-twlce five is ten
twice twelve is Iwenty-Iour-ten dollar
and twenty-tOur cents"
At this stage OF the game he had go
quite docile, and | continued.
Heres your twelfth box, hand owe
twenty dollars and forty eIgnC cents"
Here the globules OF perepiratlon, a
| urge as marrow fat peas, stood out IN bolt
rel eff on his face, but at length he doIet
out the required amount.
Here's your thirteenth box, fork owe
forty dollars and ninety SIX cents"
Al this crisis lac looked perfectly wild
The sweat Was pouring oil him IN streams
and tobacco juice was running out OF hi
mouth.
Forty n;netysix. If do, but if l do
| will be hanged, If | will.
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b. From the valley of the Mohawk
unlI you reach Orange county, IN the
Sae of New York, there is strip OF
couitry which nowhere on GODS green
earh can be found better for grazns'
for the raising OF foe stock ana LOT
maEing butter and cheese, such as can
not be found in any portion OF TINS
Or al 4 other continent. Well, some OF
that oheese can be found in Jackson
,ghthere at our door. No better Wss
ever laten by m ortal man. Go to Aora
ham 4 Smith, on State street and ye'
will nd the genuine cream cheese, cream
orackEs, hpur, coff9e, tea or any otne
artioll that j, needed for family use, ant
all thsa things at prices which will pu
ssa 10 Aind of the times Of long ESQ
es sss &sss the Arm, AbFsAan D saln
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To ConRE-roSDE>Ts-We often receive com
,.,rir.,,iaus Of such extreme length, as to prohib
il their introduction into our columns. They may
be ofiureres-, but time and space both, forbid
their publication. Condensation is the order OF
Hs dy. will our correspondents remem
bar rAi. and leave ont all useless words, and
NOT spoil tie gist of their article by fine turned
roa,- or theories. Condense, boil down, give
=, tie nth and substance and we will try and ac
.o-rnuG ne all.
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Dsy~ The firm of Pernet & McCaleo
Cotton Factors and Commission Mer>
chants, Nichsburg, are doing, perhaps, as
large, if not the argest, business In their
line. in that thriving city. They have
the means aud the energy to do 1t, and
it is, done. See their advertise ment and
give them call. Capt. f. V. Early, SO
we'll and tavorably known in East Missls"
rippi. is connected with this house, and
will receive his friends cordially if moi
sniin7'V.
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EGg-The Copper aud Sheet Iron Manu-
factory of Rris & Coats, on Capitol street
is worthy of attention. Ehey also keep
stoves OF various patterns, and large as
sortmant of tin.ware. Being practical
workmer. they warrant ell their work to
be as represented, and you go away know
ing that you have got the worth of your
money. We are glad to notice their pros
peritv-they deserve it.
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ESy~Thc Trustees OF the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum give notice through our columns
tins morning, that arrangements have
been made whereby the Louisiana lnsti
tule for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, will
receive those of Mlssiss ppi, until other
arrangements can be made. Those inter
ested should read the card of A. B. Cabi
Mss President Of the Board of Trustees.
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Esg~Tae weather has been glorious Tor
the past week. Indian summer being
fairly upon us, and under its inspiring
influence the ladies' of our city, famed
as they Justly are for their beauty and
slents, have been seen upon the prom
made, and Jackson, the city OF chimneys'
ffast recovering from the destruction
at upon it by mercepaiy foe, and l.
Hing day by day to be the chief city OF
tie State. The hum of industry can OF
hard from morning until night. Few
Vp visited our city few weeks since
Wald recognze it for its improvements
A kw short months and jackson will b
hAelf again.
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sSgr The advertisement OF the whole
sale house of A. c. Fisk & Co, No. 10,
Washington street, Vlcksburg, will be
found in to,doy's paper. They have
splendid assortment of goods, and mer~
chants and painters will fad it to their
interest TO examine their prices add the
quaint. y and quality of their stock before
purchasing. They are receiving directly
from importing houses all the latest ty'es
Of goods that the market affords. They
purchase everything from first hands ano
are thus enabled to defy competition
Try them.
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s9~OD Saturday last meeting was
held at Enterprise, which was largely
attended, tor the purpose of organizing a
company uuder the proclamation of the
Governor. Over three hundred dollar,
was raised and the m -eting adjourned
until Saturday, the 18Th, when an or
Ran.z zion viii De eff, cted.
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Ea- Druggists, in the city and country
can now pur, base AMI have the select on of Iteir
goods from the largest assortment ia tn" city James
CONCEAL wholesale druggist, corner If Co anon and
Magazine streets, N.w odeans is prepared to sell
is goods at tn e lowest m arb OF p,fees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n~Vicksburg mail arrives daily a.
10:l6.
Departs dali, at IA m
New Orleans mail arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and SaturdaTs at l2:5O.
Departs, Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50.
Eastern m all arrives d lily At |. p m.
departs Z" 1920, m
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e@>Commission and general merchants
will find at the Wholesale drus If Jas CONCEAL
corner of Comm n aua Mag zine streets, New Or
ms, every thing beion Ing the drug trade they
may require at prices based sAe la.est gold quo
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leg Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New .
cans. is now prepared To su"ply th"se In w4nt o
rugs and medicines, with everything apo r'alnins
o the drug trade, at the lowest market rates.
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tSg-See notice of sale of town lots by
T. Il. SpeDgIer. They are in the best
mart OF the cry, and will be sold to the
HIGHEST bidder without reserve.
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DEAF AND DUMB EDUCATION.
1ssr1rrrx FOR DEAF AND DrNs

ISsTITUrE FOR DEAF AND DUMB
Jackson Miss Nov. 1900
THE 7 ustess of this In 'titutlon hereoy We no
thai pursuat to Act Of the L~slsia nfr tney L~N
- de IN STauReme whereby the Lon AHA tnS'
~ : for tn DeAf, Dumb Bind l. cat a. o 4sos
<suSe 1. uisiAua. ~EI receive aud educate ths D'@
MI IJ.rao OF Mississippi until obs ar Angeme-l
a De maize. SAID Ius IIute esdoWed oy '"e -
81 ated a he 4itby II g1on, Nbd S' % "a
de- mus-,,sioos bali i.ns prepAIeds or lie imnAd'A
zee ygi,n i POI is C@ er The an sen e-' u -
Is en- corps OF teachers, il vi pos ess every l~s''
!, tue educauon OF mutss. lneA~0 A'
a trees. - r.
Tue ATE OF Mississippi has provided the t2nds
cessary T The tree education Of heF bsAA ~he
Dam0 =,
=. parents AMI friends of The mute cal dFen O. his
ne re eAinsst y invited = seed hem in Aeol Iei2
Z he I.sti Il e a. -ton Rouge, where thry VIII o.
a sf,l ~ uurtured ana educated at The eApeAse -
EueIr SL@Js =,
Adar.ss d O'Conu.l, Secretary, or A. n. h IT
il, Suy.. INF and nl. at Baton kong, OF The ua4eF
- :, ~. ,,4srs -. CABtNl>S
Presidsat Bo i rra-I
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FULL REPORT

Va the Famous Sermon ON Reconciliation
with the South, Endorsing Presiden,
IOansOn's Policy, by Ghe Rev. A enry
Ward Beecher
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rzg-Sar Insulvent Notice of the estate
Of J. +. II. T,ussel, deceased.
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| Preached at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, San
dry Evening, October p 1865, Reported 70,
the independent 6y T. j. EHiDpood !.
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An accident lately occurred on me
~@m,.h;s and Charleston sNilgoedr lid
Thlsh IN IHlshnaa W. hilles'
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Then Samuel took a stone and set il between
hizPeh and Shen, and called the name of il Eben-
ger, saying, Hitherto hath the Lord helped Us y
| Samuel, vii, II
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3(Gm AOOtrtt5rmrnts
sale OF Valuable s4ug-.

December xE) in ire of tn 20 pi ], at 70 nc'ock,
M for Cash, gha 10 lowin L WI lbs b. O9sing to
the CatuoIic Cburth f sck.o.: Three Its
Capitol Street next so IN are in OFT of he Capito
ioiuiag Mr. Gnopers two story Blk hu l. lie !;
each t being twenty 1t and w." n IS by one
hun cred and 5 xty teet tIUe # III has large
o. sterc on il. lso Lot eighty y one hu drs d
ma sixty feet, with arg cisJern which the
St Peters Church Ourned Sal p 81 i've ana
titles good. L ii EFHN L bN'
Nov n itds Tr a~urer.
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81. JAMES aAOTEL,

1--WE are authorized to announce johnson +
Datssby OK Newton unity, a Candidate Ut
f,r. he Legislature for Clerk of the Pent utIary
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FOR LEASE OR RENT,
EOr Threa or Five Years.

MY we'll known place tx miles north of Galat1
Copiah county Miss. containg 1850 acres OF ma )
Jour uudred acres cleared and in good STATE ol ca
tyation with a good DIV log nous with seven room
AID XII chen aud d / necessary houses tor unity
forty uaAds-goou gin aud pc S, cribs, al es an
,.r, ing imp emeuts-vith everything necessary tol
comfort auu c nveute zee
AAy person wisn NJ to engage in planting ana keep
iIg p,.Uhc ANN snt WI DO Wen TO cal me
m :, ra.id.ace or All ress at HaZlehurst, Iop'ah
.ounty Mss. particulars. -.~ ,,,,rD
n ". Is M AAhh'N w A
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-. ce for the year This proposition will be left
s,sr nm the f 81 OF January. Address
CLARION, Jackson, Miss.
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Legal 2 Notice.

NTILLIAM KENNEDY, who resides cut of
w the State of Ohio, will take notice that
an the 18th day.of September. 1855. .Marga-
ret Kennedy, as guard an of James Kennedy,
John Kennedy and Margaret Kennedy, minor
children bf James Kennedy, deceased, filed
her petition in civil action in the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, in the
State of Ohio, against William Kennedy, de-
manding therein the sum of Sl151 81, with
interest on 500 so from the 18th day OF
March, 1851. and interest on Si050 II, resi-
due, from February 12, 1864; that on the
same day plaintiff caused an order Of attach
ment to issue against the said William Ken
nedy "a non resident Of said State) out Of
the said Court; that said order of attachment
has been returned by the sheriff sof said
county endorsed, served by attaching the east
half Of the southwest quarter of section
nineteen township seven and range seven,
containing eighty acres, as the property..of the
defendant The said defendant is required to
appear and answer said petition by the 9Th
day of January. 1866, or in default thereof
that judgment will be taken at the spring
term of said Court, 1855, and said real estate
ordered to be sold to pay said judgment.
e,- HOLLISTER & OKEY & HUNTER,
Nov.l .l5.w6. III : Att'ys 70, plaintiff, q
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A CARD.

E,,;,. - .o.x,,;, ~ d., "a a,l,s4
1e,.s'oa 2 ~ ~ = - ;sc,;ri.. fro.,
s,,s ~ saasy ,;sn es az tn. v,-
fers;rnad ..L. grsat ,lsssSrs n fs.xfne
throush the ooIrmy,s ~ yoY,r nanar that ,ouI
rsn dxns5 r,,s,, aration Knoun IA CoR,S DYs-
pRpsIA ~cIIRF l;s- A. cert.sn 1cpra for Dva-
nans;a in ;ts worst stares. MANY cure. Of
inzg stsna w;,b;n onr own aconaints1c.
have been completely, ,landI We BEL sive psrrna-
pentlv cnred. IL viii stop, distress after
aat;ng almost ;nstantaueouslv. and euables
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Legal Notice.

nANIEL RICH, of the State of Pennsylva-
~ MIA, will take notice that on the 9th day
of November, 1855, Nancy Rich, as Executrix
of Andrew M. Rich, filed petition in the
Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
against said Daniel Rich and others, to sell
lands to pay debts, as follows: Fifteen acres,
part of the west half of section thirty. six in
Township six and Range six. Said pet ition
will be for hearing in said Court on the 14th
day of December, 1865.
MORRIS & WAY,
Nov, ,15-td. Att'ys for petitioner.
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Legal Notice.

nANIEL RICH, Of the State of Pennsvlva-
~ mia, will take notice that Nancy Rich did,
on the 8th day of November, A. D. 1855, file
her petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Monroe and
State of Ohio, against said Daniel Rich and
D. E Rich, defendants, setting forth that she,
said plaintiff, is the legal owner in fee simple
of the following described premises situate in
said county of Monroe, and praying that her
title may be quieted in and. to the same, to
wit: Part of section number tLirty-six in
Township six and Range six commenc ing at
the southwest corner of said section number
thirty-six; thence east one hundred and twen-
ty-four poles and three links to beach tree,
north sixty degrees east forty-ope links;
thence northone hundred and five poles and
eighteen links to a white oak tree, north
eighty-three degrees west nine links; thence
west one hundred and twentyfour poles and
eighteen links to black walnut tree, south
ten degrees east forty-seven links to the place
of beginning, containing eighty-one acres
more or less. The said Daniel Rich is mott
fed that he is required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the third Saturday
after the 9th day of December, 1865.
MORRIS & WAY,
Nov.l5.w6, Att'ys for plaintiff
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Sherif's Sale.
Owen Franks
Isaac Young, ct al.

80 = &
RY virtue of a writ of vendition expones to
~ me directed from the court of common
pleas of the county of Washington, in the State
of QAio, Twill offer for sale, at public auction,
at the front door of the court house in Woods
field, in Monroe county, on
Saturday, The 2d day of Deccn1er, 1865,
the following lands and tenements situated in
Monroe County, Ohio, to wit: The south half
OF the southeast quarter and the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of section
nine, township five and range FIVE; and the
following property of William Myers, one
hundred and FIVE acres in the north part OF
the northeast quarter Of section thirty two,
township three and range four; the first de-
scribed lands of Isaac Young appraised at ST.
500, and the property of William Myers ap-
praised at 81 goo. 40
GEO. W. CARRoTHERs,
Nov. l, 1S65-5t. Sheriff M. C. o.
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