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Progress OF ths War In Mexico

1t Is remarkable that at the varv
moment the French journals were cor
graduating Napoleon on the "paci6c.-
tion OF Aexlco, and when the friend, of
the liberal cause, in that distracted conn.
Try, were looking for the advance Of
resident JLar-z and the forlorpshonA Of
the Republican party across the border
seeking an asylum in the United Ststes
series of victories should have bean
gained OF sufficient importance to revive
=, nope OF the ultimate success of the
noerals and the downfall of imperialism
~ ue capture nt the important town Of
1enuacan, 100 miles south-sa of tn.
capital, and but a short distance from The
direct road to Vera Cruz. and the victorr
al Oaxaca, placing the liberals in posses.
sion OF the read Letween Mouterv and
Ma'am1res, are achievements which hava
Sent thrlH Jf hope through the nation
ahu simulated the people to protract
NJ onelr resl7tsnce to the imperial arms.
ne french and Belgian CONTINGENT 10
oelng increased by arrivals of fresh trooY.s
at vera Cruz, but the climate tba
poSures, and hafd5hlps of camp.ion;ne I
! hu tne Losses by battle and skfrmish I
Heep o'e hunter of efficir ut troops NOT A
Sr rom the average force which has ,un. f
Doite1 w. inc throne during the past wear. G
l us 'orce, while adequate to withstand c.
uo aegresSions OF the liberals upon Ter.
i'ory already conquered, has been ;p.nf. :
on' 10 "Verrun the country and des.
roy OF expel them. At no time dur;no
ne war nave they been more active tb.6 "
ow' ana the imperial troops have not
A1ereu greater loss or more substan,i.i F,
e,eats !e than during the month of Anoust
vim ialr prospect of success. il ia R
~ 1rnprooable that the Liberals will he
.Ihiorceo by a considerable bodv ~
nerlcSn soldiers, whose love of advan'
E re and sympathy for the cause Of lii.
al government in Mexico Will carr Ar
en- lato the ranks of the RennhI;c.1
n1y. indeed, if We are not misin formsJ
'eral thousand have already 49,
F!r Wy into the country and protfered
-lr services to President Juarez. Do;na HA
Upon tnelr own responsibility, the HOT
,'I OF the United States is NOT ara
feu upon to interfere, nor could il do
Iurther than to discountenaDce sncb A
.errPrlses and prevent the onen and
i'ing' armlng and equipping of A mil Undue
Iorce intended for service in Max;oa .,s.,
"a our own soil. But the sIrensth a..
gained ls scarcely of less value thsn
1gn IL Wrre given with the full 90 on the
vi our government, and shonId :. We
,e soihclent, in. conjunction viii ~ mMke
ve lorces OF the Liberals, to over receiv
!" the Empire, and send the Arch. st. Lo
osck 10 his Austrian home. an M dise' r'
psS.ul adventurer, The result wonid sd.
1esfe'teo In the United States we,
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jority, was declared duly elected S-ry-ao,
Alarms, took the oath of office and en-
tered nPon the discharge of his duties,
On motion of Mr.. Suratt, Of the
House. the Convention proceeded +
the election OF Keeper of the Capitol
Marion Smith. of Kinds, Mr.. Griffith
of Kinds and r b. Bradley. of U.nds
were nominsted
Mr. Smith hrving received a majority
was declared duly elected keeper of the
Capitol.
The Joint Convention having acoom.
Pllshed the object for which assembled
the Senate retired, and the Huu.e re-
sumed business.
;, Mr. Seal, of Hancock, moYed that the
house adjourn until 8 o'clock P. NJ,
which was lost
On motion of Mr.. Levers, of Calhoun
the House adjourned until tomorrow o
O'Clock.
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Hint TO CANDIDATES The Lynch
0urg Republican says: One of the mo-
distinguished gentlemen of the State
whose name we are not permitted to give.
writes as follows in regard to the ehei
olllty of Congressional candidates. Il
regard 1t as absurd, not to say criminal in
the people under existing circumstances,
TO select such men. A man who f. els
ana kn1w ws that he is not eligible oueht
nor, In these times of trial and trou5l
10 10 thrust himself before the people; but
y y ne docs SO, the people ought to have
me good sense to rebuke him."
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STATE PRINTER. We take this mAtboc
Vi returning our thanks to the Lesisla.
lure Tor the compliment paid us in sa
Aecting the Clarion rs the Official Jour,.I
OF the State. This compliment is mora
10 be appreciated from the fact that :,
mas been the business of seme of our ~
temporaries to place the Clarion in a f,lsa
isnt before the people upon questions Of
oeep interest with the public. Havino
mus received fattering evidence tba
tne course hitherto pursued by the CT.
ron mas been noae other than that die.
.ated 0y good sense and sound re..on;no
We avail ourselves of the occasion tn 90
th"t We will endeavor to merit the cor
noence and trust reposed in us, and d;,.
charge the duties devolving upon US to
The satisfaction of the Legislature and
The State Of Mississippi.
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~ negro regiment raised in III,
District of Columbia, abou. being mna
'eu out OF service. called upon P,rsi
ueht johnson, at the White Hop.e ~
- III l0'n INST. and he mad "a speech to
mem de did not tell them that thew
ousht 10 have the right Of suffrage cor
' upon them, or that they were
Dst'er than white mer but he told th.n,
,h"' ,n .neir future depended solely upon
themselves they must give evidence
'h"' 'hey are competent for the ,ioh,.
'Da' 'He Government has guaranteed -
them that henceforth each ,rd III
~ lien h: must be measured according to
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The NJ NJ DENIAL.-New York. Oct IN
ue "exican Consul General Seno. N
"sf@' .'snh; n~s sent the following note ~ va va
To ,ba -. new YORK, Oct. 10 1854
! e agent OF the Associated Pc
OR R:-Permit me thronah
nnS;ent and reliable agency 10 asa your
tne report that President I,O con
nrh,; ie't Inc Ia, territory OF the Me4;ca 1rez
paoilc' Inc state ement to that ea.Ie ne.
esPondent of the Ph;l.dec% OF
;ne published in the papers ,I;. pnlai
pure and unmitieated f.Isat1- ,born,
@nu oniy ADDS another nroof -
ne already have of the nn.e. many
snaraCter s'ls OF the agents OF Msx;pp:,.s Mpu:ous
~; ~ ol 'ne means they employ To iian, s,an,
- II, ,unncly cause. / am IN pPort
" " Clnciei dates from Ell Paso ~ po,Iess1on ,s
a., ,p.emoer, five days later ,han otn
30 ,Ists :. of the letter of the cor-.sn nsn the
- tne Fnhadelphia Press. and ~ ponosnt
IL nos only has President Ju.,e. n aver
.au me shr htest intention of leo; never
erlltory OF the Republic bnt LING the
'ccaslon for his doing so. - eie Is no G
eespec,a6ie and influential sure so
ne 2 Fhlladelphia Press canno, urnsi I as
hsrsc.er es'ed 81 ., 'nd utterly unreIish,.
ot 49, o' 'he,e reports, cr il w"rr's !.
one gwen plsce to q correspondsn, %
ner;c.n 80 = un1rustworthy, and for ~ :.
l n' Sir, very respectfully
1our ob't servant, r,
r. J. NAVARRO
mexican Consul Genera,
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S<s' We are still threatened bv Natl,
etn laAaticism and hate. The f.not;o-
disappointed in the policy of Pre,iden =,
aU U""S"n' are preparing the eople for the
lest Oath" in December. b,t -
1ie'e there Will be comm IN s.nse ono,,.1,
9'' "oout Washington 10 convince e.
ina", GAS 'i 'he unconstitutionality and
ihexpedlency Of imposing the oath IT,
'n,'I OF suffrage to freedmen. which =
neid up 10 holy horror by Stevens a,d
oarriSon' cannot be made a h.r -
AuunisSion either, for in the Isnena oe
mat time houored journal. the W.
lh'eihgencei, If the South Yields ~ ali
i'qulrementS of the situation The, !.
NOT justice satisfied ? What mora e.
TINS could she do after any lapse of tim.
10 polnt-under the case
a' o'u'iy Pui-to an act of Consres, Ms
." innloi'lon whose strict coustruc,;o,,
un'S' perhaps, to disqualification os
'ne South for generation. is mara -.
AStn' II Is worse than a mockorv A.. :,
attempts TO elevate poii.;c,l -.
I"'eu'S up 70 the heigth OF Democratic
american justice. Before such . case -
"e nave supposed the South tn b.vo
made such an act of Congress shopld ~
condemned instantly to stand as;da :. :
'ning not 10 be remembered ao.irs. 5
'epentant and loyal people. Su.h =.
A'', under such circumstances, should h
'er's'' as We cast out from our b,.a,,h. n
'nd homes the hateful memorie. ~ a. d
'a,t. 'he
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LOFTY IuABLINc.-A letter to the ch;..
30 Hepuoiican, dated New York. Octohe,
I'd, says: o'O0eF
L." men Prof. Lowe Ascerded in HIS b.,
oon' Too1' on Saturday, he took with him
% A;ah, ou me sunambuiist," in a dangerous
TasI. So oser me upper end of this isIand
rssth pnuuIous upon u slack rome he
Thousand feet from the eroI 7isanits
expected that the Croton Bard :, - Is
seal to keep foreign substances ON, ~ Ir ,Ia
great up town reservoirs, will forb;a As
repetition Of the feat.
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H0- The New Orleans Bee de.;raa n =
'ne SUBJECT OF the reorganization OF labor
SHOWS the great advantage possessed
oy the French islands Of M3nri,in.
bourbon IN being near the great sources
u lmmi gration-India, China and Mod
eascar and that Martinique and Guada.
ioupe increased their production as inn
migrants thence reached Then,
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MosLE AND OHIO RAu.o.
viii rne neer Trains on she Noh,;. -, 60 1865
1.... NO, Nor'hward Trains.
+Ionasy' Wednesday and Saturd.x
Pass Meridian .v.ry pm.
sunday Tuesday. and rhursd.v *.
6, M1ss At cerinth every 100 IN.
I..,. c luestay and Thursday, o.4o =
noay' Wednesday and Fridav s.ao
Ionday. Wednesday .and Friisv ..,o
~ for Cairo. connects at coIunh..
southvard Train.
A.e1ve Columbus every
'a1aay. 41''.! ;. Tuesday and THURSDAY
".,; las,. c.1, Tuesday and Thursday. ,o.ao
Pau I.., Wednesday and FrAiav.,.4o
l0nd.y, ..n. Wednesday and rr;d.,
AH',' At Mobils every i:Oo pm.
Thursday and saturd.
&c Der ss-,eCaie Caief EnE. and Cen s. ,FLFnIke
@scuoont. La
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

S<5 ten Roussea had an intervi.u
VITA The President and Secretary of War
Lately, relative to affairs in Kentuclv
Daring The Interview the President prom
ised mat martial law should be repealed
throughout the State, that all negro
troops should be Withdrawn, and that the
abuses of the freedmen's bure.u sborId
be cOrrectad
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ES@ The editor of the Pittsburs G..
Net'e says ne don't like the policy of ..rm
ing the Mississippi Mililia. We car.
niue ABOUT the Gazette's likes or di.Iikes
"e intend to act Independent OF the
negro worshipers of the North. Tb.,
Are opposed to everything that will tend
10 ID the State of national froon.
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bS5N The New Orleans True Delta ex.
poses 'he brutality of Radical taunt
shat the vote for delegates to the Missis-
''ppi convention, was. in some counties
very small; the reason of this being mo-
tOrlously the decrease of the population
through slaughter on the battle field
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The Galveston Balletin complains O.
the course of Bishop GREGG, Of Texas. a,
100 much marked by political feeling,
anu r4marks that it appears by letter
Il rom BISHOP Gregg TO Bishop Elliot, OF
georgia, that he intends to defend his
course for the last five years.
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~ In bis yocan,ior ,n.aaL :. IN

E1S- In his reception speech at ALBANY
The other day, General Slocum said that
the people of the Southern States "bava
l8hd ne spoke from personal knowledge,
minii' s'ed an entire willingness to com
Ply vi every demand made on them bv
the President"
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Inc y. 7. Tribune figures On.
nsignincant prospect for the R; very
.eesfos the situation in this tahn,ss. hns. IL
Iresaa5 Ees.a5d and and Scotland have .ouI, lorm:
yghi.h - .Oe0OO0
s,.,os - one Saxon dead entirely. st HA IN have
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Tho Political Atnoanbor.

The political horizon has assnmad
| ne" shape and Is ickle in Its motions anc
moinlng as an April sky. The kpou;n1
ones are nonplussed The annonr,e
nent IN one OF the city paper. that th.
iilehoS OF Governor Allen bro.obt -.
forward foc Governor, CT a,ed an ' mn
pleasant stir in the poli;ics; st,.ns'.ba.n
SO that those who had booked 80 81
culatIons on the iorthcom,no aleot;a',
were obliged to make a new se1 oou.I,
tue sudden and unexpected phase r.
that Gov. Alien was
pected home and would run 1or Co
nor was the theme of couy---,fion -
rrueTe' In the morning hours of Snnday
- ~pA~natlons a. were sought for in eager |
,ess; was Governor Allen ou.lif;en
'ou'o ne return from exile +? was tbers
oy authority for this strange anponnca
1enC These were the standing on.r;o.
"' gave rise TO endless specuIaIIons .nd
roVok ed several bets. "n"
mere seemed to be no question of tba
opuIarlty OF the candidate, and his tri- i
success In the Red River Val I
parishes OF the State. There wer. :
ner calculations that the candida,nre 8
uoV Alien would divided the DIN.
ratic organization and leave it vhen q
40 eIIcHgID, 10 be beaten hv tbo |
hserVath es, who would thus hold tbo
lance IL of power. AS usual in matte r
ilIlcai where there was certainty becams o.
certainty, and the whole atmosnbare R
Z m I1ese causes may be pronounceG
cldedly mixed. Fnceo
ne mass meeting of the previous .v ~
. was freely discussed, and i,s ore., m
engtn was taken by the Democrafs a. =,
leasure OF fheir popularity. The sen. m St
9nS Us uttered were uttered again and z,
iull report that appeared in The T;ma.
scanne$ and cAnvassed-tba al of
3ses OF the orators read. "a;
ne conservatives entreatd III. ~
udiced, or those who had not ma. ha;
! .nelr 81 minds, to suspend their onin;on 10
i tne mass meeting of to night in tba
place when they would see crowd
!uai strength and equal enthusiasm s
understood that prominent orator. /
~ then Geo. S, Lacy and Cbristian Tee
nus, =. will address the meeting a f.c, Bili i
a. OF itself, will be the warrsnt for Hio
audience,-[N. o. Times. " poi1 S
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One of S;onewa'l Jackson. ,t.Foe
mas oeSn furnishing to the New W.
sms series of articles. He Rives th;.
description of battle: eos enlS
10 give description Of a battle .s :,
pros esse., 10 portray the vsried scenes ~ q
r;n'. ,s a1d repuise and pursuit, oil occur.
the foe a c,n nrS o. ana smoke. when hardly
4 "hing of muskets and bv the d,opIn;n ;ne
oI your own comrades around vor P~;,kf
not attempt. You are conyinced a, LII
vents. that you are fighting no n;obt'
no dream, no ion,s fat1us. Dnrino
'Icn Times the intelligent mind lives
sugn ages of thought and beine
r''I os .ig', even to a locker on, and to tboss
r or on,'or,. "oaesEy enRsged, little time is given
nt;ra SaiInity Sa,I offered to overlook the
loVement auu counrer-
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HOUSE.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 19 1863

O..
y pro o ne' pursuant to adjournment
> Columbus. 0'Hlnoack, o!
ed. eau "no APPROX
me following members not presAr,
Yesterday, presented, their credant;aI.
~ho look the oath of office.
III HICKS OF Jefferson, Jno McI,;a &c
uHleene' H' II Powers of Tippah, Jno T.
Henley OF Harrison, G w Brooks of p
kln' X Webb of Franklin, G A Taw.n. ~ ~
., m o@lhoun' Henry Luse of Yazoo
DeaSon 70, OF Jones, Jno I Foxworth of Ma.
ron +" Bridges of Choctaw, w Y Per
aIacktr T OF iippah, Jno Milton of Val
| loousna' M Lyles of Marshall las M
0l, ,,ihboba rI,b on ho"hdes, NJ Cromwell OF
The following message wa. rooa;u,
from the Senate: 'e'eiVeo
"a Mr. Speaker-The Senate has ad,nted
the oo lo1ao" lng JOINT resolution, in which
ooucu[rence OF the House is desired
Goneurrlngl That the Post Msstar
Jackson Mississippi, be requested to f,r
"ara through the mails, all paners ana
r. puoilc documents directed to citizens of
an's 0tate' properly endorsed by Senators
oF members OF the House of Represent
yves ourlng the present session of H.
legislature, and that he keep and nra
'eu'' aC or before the close of the sess;,,,, q
40 account OF the same for allowance Il
on motlon OF Mr.. Bridges, of Tall.
The Hon E S Fisher was invited e. z
';s ia' . mltnin the bar of the House during Z
lis y stay In this city. "s A
The following commun;co.;o
cad communication was
Mr Speaker and members of the Hone.
as.ad = 80 esIn neaIlVes-Resolutions having co
.o,,na.: sne lo"er House, and the Senate pr
az iaoors under an ordinance of tba ' tn,
.nuon OF the State, We have this daw
'rted ana committed our labor. ~ .i na
. ,.nADe' and having no duplicate ~ 80
oors, and report, we are unable - the
a. 'nem TO your body ar this t;,ro ~
III they shall have been presantaS no j
e. oc4 we are unable to report 40 ho,I E
oles At the same time. 'n Pov
Your ob't serv't.
RoBr. S. HUDsoE.
ne roll of counties being cal,ed n
g were presented. no Sha1
!r' Barry, of CopiAh, offered tha e., siitu
ing Joint resolution, which vss -aa alec
70 unoer suspens: on Of the rple and tern
Pbc0s NJ
esolved' By the House (tbe s.na,. the
curring) that a joint COMMITTEES A - o'clo
On tae part OF the House, and - On
ne part Of the Senate are appointed ate.
pc outy 1t shall be to & X and estshl;sL elect
price or rate. at which 80 eSsAolsh Mr
ting shall be done @Ao Puonc R. C
e Sin1rall, of WiIk;nsor on led.
wing Joint resolution No
esolved. fTha g.. Conyt
The Two hons.. o1 concurringl follow
~ 'ne LeglslAtnRoi Mr..
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p.rLs LIMITATION FOR

Ion ~si = n l.sS $50 n siss .sntaps go
t":: s1': sa S.sv
spa :Sssp Also nies cotton eos
ocssss erop.st9 assn % e. shs t1s nls
sss;s sesl;ss. as.A iss v'n = sod 81 p1bss X tn tn
VP. BRoAcH.
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AFFAIRS IN TIE INrERIoR-Wa
following items from the local col,a,-
OF the Livingston Journal of the l5,b.
IloAIcIDE.-A most unfortunate .g,;u
occurred In this place on TnesJou "nalr
n'hg' resulting in the death of an os.;e
0ie young man named George Ncnsnin1
,bs, 10" w %n"' we could learn, it appears
m;'h S me m deceased had some dificnltv
whidL wt'n ~. N. OConnor, in the course of
enarI nc Inoked the latter, and threat.
, eneu te take his life. A son of Mr.. O'Con
and earning the fact, procured a pnn
V Snu shot ON GMcOdniel. killing him Instantly
SoCon Ion nor was held TO bail in tbA
me aoove are the facts as renortod =.
US "hether correct or not will he
,einlned % when the case comes nm eo.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Court has ba.
c.on, Hn week. and number of Stat.
'SSes srI nave been disposed of.
ne urand Jury closed q verv 1sbo-
nous session yesterday. '"oo-
MILITlA.-Cel. Van D, Gr,.f o.
nahdant OF Volunteer Militia M oHI
ppointment from Governor Parsons ba
zen In town during the week and = n@'
Z beg benas, I;,nseit 10 make his appointment t
o..d tn' =, 10 the community 1t is pro. t
on,,,, 20 ralse three companies in hi.
JJ, 20 ACT as patrol, in maintainino c
h an "nu asslSung the civil authorities j
,ona ~ The people should re- "
''n" 70 a call for such an object. D
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FOR U. S. SENATOR.
WILLIAM L. SHARKEY

H0- Champ Ferguson, the noted Puer
riiia, has been sentenced to be hung on
the 20;h inst.
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TrNNE'ssE.-The State P.nitepti.rv = :,

IENNE''sE--Ihe State P.nitentiarv 70
turned over BY the military authoritis. =
the civil, on the Both ult. y
Inc Nashville Union of The 81. savs.
we learn that man by the mama .,
d. sues $50 Jarrett, murdered his wife yester.
nSy near Germantown. 1t seems tb.t
Jarrett married the girl sometin1 ia
ana moved to Gallatiu, and alter = ros;
uence OF some months, she deserted hi,,
: ana came to this city, whera h4 foIIo-nI
ner and learned of her III IsIitv n
went to her residence on the coyro. ias -
JEFFERSON emerson and Sumner streets, and after =.
Ss;IsJ S;Iscn,nE u, the house for her paramour be
,inss ~ ~ nnn nlm, when he shot her six
Ieft arm: and entering her heart a ~ ne5
Instant death. We are told that Gsr-s,.
!ned narrled the girl. whose name was Msra
'e'ere' knowing her to be a courte-sn
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~ - rates. rh1y rhT0a%es aii; e. purchased at high
contnGe to p Baey commission at boS. the stand
sal COMMISSION RUs,Nrss
r~ardps ni Selling Ing Weighing Storing P.o.,r,
RaroaSs Win hS etc S9a'Ens S9 eo4.an nnd
octl7Ilm "i DC promptly alto do5 - t1SiSn-
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HAVE en- hand and ar. o.n.,,,uv >,
y IA adj ion to their already Is,e. ana ,,.
steck Of
c.s.s. SILKS. mEEENOs, DELA,,n.
Rl0nneIa,
aRA Erow BIoaehH
Cet'sn asd Linen
rni"w-Ca.e LI...-, S"EEFI'"
Irish Linens.
Cassimercs, TOWeliHE
SAIineA~,
Fweed.,
CotsOn Rl..x LiHseys, En-
Laees, EmbrSidcrit
Grapes,
ShawIs,
CIOaks,
Hosiery,
GalOVea HandkcrohPfS
BAtson. ans Needles, Thread aud Piss
rens and HoIder. "Oh" and H"cA"
Rocket RooI.s.
a4 locks,
HIacking,
Geld and GILT
~@es-of all kinds.
en and WoeI Cards,
Shoe-Ihread
'nAreIlas, and Pocket CH'ArN'
Aai1-0i!s,
Extracts,
any ether a<tieles not ep,,,s.,tnS
A / s o
" and well selected stook .,
VENTS FURNISHING GOODS
''n'nF' Blankets, Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps.
- y mo Arrn' "a experienced buyer, will rspsh
'''rn Markets for the purpose Of is.phE
pnreha'ins goods at the vsry kwsG
> -Aa VIII forward b, every steamer.
W A'k' ts for eur fris.d1 and .h. puIH. IsaSr
%
GIVE US A GALL
WEI saarans.e ~ sell to .acnp a, lswsr,rkS
~-s Asase this side Of Kew York-Hsu orl.ss'
xeeptod.
APt attention wal be given 10 erdcre +ss
ottl3iBn
For Sale,
rate second band bussy. Apply 10.
ala A. WA0Hh&
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Pickles
CaIsups,
Cove Oysters. Lobster, :, Sauces,
| Candles p,, r., Aaeke'eL
'''S' SNUFF, s,i,., Ut
Mustard, s,,l,-
Raisins, v.rnr, F'n
Condensed Mix Almo,a. v'
Ten" r wderS. Blscains, p,,.,, E%
Brosms, Bpcls,. oAi1S BlA
CoPperAs. G.u,r,1,
Packing Y'rn, oAkuu. t
Deck Buckets. serptbIns Ru.
Lanterns, Signal L.,,.,,.
Metallic Paint, Hav l'A
SAuSks, Corn. hs
Oats, Pexa Con-
Neal Second,
FERTILIZERS
r, Pacific euls.
Sand Plaster, Inns
Bone Flour.
i'm. Building Materials.
PlsSter,
Cement
PlasterG RsI,
Notice,
we are paying the higbest mai.
Hides,
Peltry,
Tallow,
BeeSwaH,
,d -, Wool
Id Will contract for the futurs J.l.-
White Oak
ro Pipe Ssves.
Ii. MARSHALLkCo
ccESSoRS TO PoHERoY & Y,su,n
No. 13, North Commerce S.
Mobile, Ala.
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p,s- For Sale,
A %aeF rate second hand buesy. Apply 10.
Af<Ao elS @e- A WA6HAR
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I Il
g, Necessary TO choice "a H.....
shannon { Co. having rece;vaJ sssrS : =
'itutional majority. va. rso daoS Con
siec,ed State Printer for u tha duly
term. ioE the ensuing {
,hs ar: ce Laoauve of the House, moved H.,
sne Convention take a rsc.s. n.oseu -, mat :
O'Clock p m. recess until 8
40, on n. mo,ion ION OF Mr.. Lowry, of the Sen
eiectlon Of Sergeant at arms hv Hi, IN"
D ar. r 1. Z. McMakin, of Hind. .nS n
a. n 'oiey' OF Tishominao. were noro;.D % -
no o.ner nominations being mad. ~.
loiioWing result: "lin The /,
@r' McMakin having received /. ,,. |
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"WEDNESDAY, Oct. Is, 1868.

Ar. King, from the Judiciary Commit
nee; p;T reported substitute for the Senata
III HI Sntltied' AN Act to autho, ize the
ro;n. uourI ~ OF Errors and Appeals to ap
PT NJ Sne NE. reporter OF these decisions"
Mr. Wilson, from same committaa OH
mitted mjaority report on the .s suo
suhJ ct adverse to the se;d Iii Sne a1t
senate refused to agree to the majors.
report which refusal defeated the Nh
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock to morrow
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0'Ie.@ ~ or'm BreaEs Siknce-He De.z,r.o
"i1. 1%n'.:' aeal'@.Sl'an Must leare 4Nerico-T5s
1n""''''Sraf'on determined on this.