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ITEMS WoRrH COMMITTING TO Mexopy
n OH OF glue dissolved in skim milk and
";'er VIII restore old grape. Half :
cFah perry hound on corn Will soon LiiI
=; an inksta9d vas turued over on
"nlte laolectoth, servant through oya~
- - NIX 1fe ct salt and pepper p!enti-
p by ana all traces Of it disappeared.
! cur a. frames and glasses are preserved
.'"nl Mes ty palnEng them with brush
I.,Ppso mt Il mixture made BIZ boiling
p 1n4 Sf OF Tour onions in pint of water.
D.uougS aro kept away by washing the
10y with strong salt water PIT on
: ',i'n d ofush. Soft soap should be kent
:, q ory place In The cellar, and not usld
iatii three months old.
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AMI = e'iken ia ignaa.Iy deuI[s -.
SIZE re iaken another husbsnd in Tic
pe'son OF one Of he D:veus.o.s bro. hrs
one = .esa even know the is,eues.;r'.
Individual nor does she feel the e!iah es5
mcmahon 10 tie hira apin .ta bo..3 al
i,nStiinsny We perceive. by the I'm
don Age; mat after crforning an epr,.,e.
,.ien 4 IN Patis, Adah will visit .vienea
~ D,i''i :, ara me pFlhe,pal cites il Gerna
ny !. : salo that Boeroicant is enpi-
neefing her engage ments, which will er.
tend 10 ST. Petersburg. "'''
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LIE CoLokFD FREE MAsoNs.-Tbe G. rord
lodge of'New York has concluded ~
annual session. On Friday The c. ms
mittes on Foreign Correspondence D 20
ported adversely to tho rec0gniiion of
LodgS working under charter rom H.,
urahd lodges Of Hamburg. There ara
several Lodgts Of colorrd mzn in ~.
country, having charters gra1tea bv ~,
ufsnd Lodge Of Hamburg, which bsvn
Heen FOR somrtime endesvor;pe 20 obta;,
Il cosnlfIoa by the Grand LODGES of the
'S =, states, but without success A.,
Tort was made by some of the mrn,be-1
81 the Grand Lodge of New York to nro.
cure their recognition, bat tue opIy cpno
.ri';ee VINO could ieginmately bring the
I =. before the body reported adverse
y ana the measure failed. This ,,lsc@s
.ne coiored Masone precisely where ;ht.y
pave ever been-beyond the na,a
u Masonic law. Masons cannon racoan;-o
4em as such in any particular, nor ba~.
Ia9onlc knowledge OF their existonca
'otwii hstanding the fact that thew ara
QUAD oy the same solemn obligations
nd ties IS their white brethren. 'o09
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N no great while ago, at negro church
~ r.. NJ fIFS'on, negro sergeant Offered
on substantially as follows:
IL YVES mistake for me b:ble to GOV
1nat God MAZE ADAM out of the dIst :.
ne ear.h the original Hebrew did rot
mean dust; there was then no such tbi,,a
- Gust 1t meant mud, black mud thai
A ,i was made black man, Eve was
PACK Adam had black son, Cain he
M SLED bis brother; God charged him
~, 10 and sentenced him; he turned
= o,Ie from flight and fl q with sue;
l"n'nesS rom 'iis mixer tAat his halr
Ids oeen thick and curly since. The
curse OF CD is on them to this day IT,
ieeroes are the original race, the norfsc
ION OF N inhood."
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Ne sIEc4sIA ELEc4ioN.-rhe New
q = " ord fsk*s staos.g rrcucd arairst
sce ac,ioe CT g, u. Turner in The matter
q lLe A.cAnlond election. lteays.
p; ! ne fnie adopted with reference to tie
, lt.snh'ona othc.afs would oast cef.ai.ly
- eI9e' ara wt kaaw not how many more.
- resilient Jotnson's Provisional rov
"tIs' VINO have mol Gully lart;cipsie5
:. ne le Ie"elnon, but he ii Offices under
-. v Hoiden, of Nolth .Caroiira
POKE ana yofsd for the ordnance of se-
eszslon, aisd held the Office of State Prin.
p tst uhder the rebel govern ment. Gov
Try Oh South Carolina VS. a rei,al ste
9udSe and a sConf derate Cannissiorer
~ r"t me lmpftssment Of supi lies for tic
OoV. Ptrsons, of Alabama, was . bs.t-,
sFceSsionist the rebel Judge OF a Conied. |
district court, member of thu
.eoel state Legislature, and has AT lessi
: - " re taken The oaih oc aiieaianca n the
Government. There is neith
~. ness, equity, FOR consiSte,cv in
ttu'Il..ylng a local election on aceonnt r.
nc confederate antecadents of he mr.
'ons erected, ar the same lime that ne,-
c ~. are Gi'poih'ed 10 the resr,na,ht
'iHce OF State governor, whose record =
qaaEy object ,nable
ne world torgets that ono of f,ar
turner's princ'p-l reasons for annniI;,,,
us election was that Virgioians WIN ~ c
erFed III the Federal army were NOT al o
'"ed 10 vote, because OF their eb.ano.
'iii ftlch mond tor three or four year. Il
lllSt CoEtedera:es, vino had been liz
go assent, were allowed to vote
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= aaEAT INniAN VAR BaEElNc a
Ia "a . ct'4"!s irom The Pains aro TO ,ne
go - 2 2 ~ tsiore the caRing Of The win.
I've - we shsH have on baud The errasrS,
.''1.si var re have ever fought. Siac..
~ ti1asssacre OF tbs Chegenaes By Coo
- sVih*ton, The Indians have beer
= jig cut INTO constant hostili.ies. and
"s . 0lty mas passed. 5oy Sia sceeIs yostthaf 1r
o 80. oaa te4reraph wires have not been
:. e = ss'eIna'!caily at points usually Ten
faa. A.seen miles apart. This is new
- ae uie, ana indicates general concert
Washington Cor. \. Y. World
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A teacher in coIored school in Anyus.
"a "a, relates that che had a birch, IooL.
ing mIschievous darkey toy. about six
years ODD IN front of her. attemn,ino -
learn Inc alphabet. Pointing to a l,.,er
She asked HIN what il was. TIE dar!rsn
looked at 1t earnestly short 1iroa sn9
sara y know dat we'll enough by s;g:..
1 q am Dressed il | can call it bv nama y
II was told he conld take a back .sst
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EXECUTIVE crarcE

\
Whereas, IL has represented. Tho, +.,,,
efu to pay the tax # one dollar, imposed q, o..
1@i4 Of cotton taken or to maIk,t a.reori.ath
The ordnance oftha7 b Instant: -
4 IS therefore or 'efee a4d declared tss. r
~ dollars bale STA be asses, led ,,, o,,a. u
very bale OF cotton taken OF ssh, 70 ,n,,t1, 81
owner q which fuses to pay the tax Of ,po ,,,,.
na' AID the herf shall s,i,e, AMI immediate
y sell II public a"c:ian safiesrt c.,.o, - va, ~
taxes All in all eases where A tax &c A..
cut. GdfaoTe@ is ordered tie a.s~ss END c,iso.a
Oh lF0'er'y purchased d5Iirg the war, by The ORC
nance atoFs said dorhe taxes stall be- assessed ..d
COZ eced N al cases. when parties refuse +, NV a.
l. Scr reader fa'sa report 70 the ASSESSOR a.,
-. ''e' A@aE II al for noa-paymont a. t,y.s
'N' ana sell at public auction five DAYS notlee. j.
se OF iest"s Sufficient. and u2aedi .tely in case
u personal pf"nerty, to pay the taxes
Given uatcr ny and aud tie seal oftbo rr 49,.
lie day and year Aforesaid.
By tn Governor:
James Z Ye2rP
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ssscamervEEle Fe,nase sen,,nar,
GLoLson ?. 0. Naruhse c,aun.. 49,.

| GA'|s0" p o. Nor46ee County, 3lississ .pDi;
E'I.i school well known to the neonIc Of Al,ho,,o
anu mississippi having continued uninterr,r,t.Ii'
~ ny me war; F.l begin it's next annu. sesson -
. 2eCp"9 nioRGgy in September with q IN corre ~
re- heiS ana with The best of fixtures aD1,atus =
A'ie necessity of educating our girls carnot ha a.
S1 u "a this advertisement 1t is hoped that parents
ssl ~ IMPORTANCE ind that they will act nrd,nnt1
mere IS but short time in the Ike of girl for b -
90 % school The moral and ipteiIertiaI ST. 80
eattF ht'tloh dep nds upon it's women TIrc - -
girls, and good Will result -ua1i'e Your
.h ne onnneFy!lie Female "emnary is inst sno,
' ~ Us tlie condition of the country demands
II Is hoped that IS influence for good wiz widen ,
as ITS capacity for beneittng increases Gnu
TERMS:
~ OF IeHrd and Tuition for 20 weeks from % sYord
aSnr,n o. -. - -----..--..-.SIOo ~
:, use on any one Instrument % ~
Of i -, any article OF provision taken for expcnsc
lights. ~ "eu cio'fcS' towels and
good hack win be in attendance at sbuona,o
Ky gay me ffst week of the session " 4N
r or further Particulars, address
ZG = GiTHrTapT
Cb1iso, n n " Principal and Proprietor,
H . i. o., Noxubee County rs '''''
he SummerViIic Ins5itut. !
Il the same Iay tbat rho GAIt'i'I'i'i r. will open
r---'~' u IN eco
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FROM THE WAR DEpARr
Portant order has just been
F war departments, assign
lihcers to certain positions.
penn TO report therefrom
ant general. Maj Gems.
fox LeGgett and Wilcox.
Mcintosh and Pitcher
report to Maj. Gen. Ord.
|he department. of Ohio
|en, Brannon, j. E Smith,
Eard Hatch are ordered TO
Stoneman. commanding
OF tennessee {; Maj. Gems
LaVis. Hartrauft, and Bris
len. Wade are ordered TO
taImer, commanding the
Kentucky I; Maj Gems.
lar, Wheaton, Corse. P !
1 ouliy are ordered to re. |
|pe Maj. Gems. J. III. |
/: King and Brig. Gen |
|dered 10 report to Mai
imam. commanding the
Georgia /; Na.j. Gems
patrick are ordered to
r. Gsn. C..erha.se 10
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Inc st. Louis Democrat, which insists
'ila p the negroes shall have the right nf
,i u1i agF' says in recent issue: .sTbir,r
- thousand negroes have been settIad h.
ueheraI Saxton on the islands abont III
/ on iiead, aud on the adjacent nl,n.a
'" '',I on the main land. Thirteen tbon
> , ana OF them do not realize snooort
- ,' ON me arms that have been given
tHe
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He Crops We have heard notl.;,,
furfher recently regar. ing the raya,as nf
me cotton worm, and hope their y;sits
ton may not prove 50 sario1s a. 49,
threatened in s1m places few, DAYS sincs
o'th cotton aud corn are doing we'll in
fnis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Roura g..
zatte. Na
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jackson, Miss. July % 1865
WHEREAS Doubts have ari en- in tbs roinfs + s,,,o
P'i ~ fsga' d TO The ex.- OF of the jurisdiction
s.''e' Z" De- conferred rp n : EO. Il SW nm. SO
'peeif' 'ndEe ISIS hereby declare that in Gre, inc
'eiHe Pef" mtnee contracts in reference 20 ce +
= ''n3r p"peffy he has power to make his je
- - "e s''eFha'i>c for the cottcn other ,.op
" - value II lie property ITSELF cannot Ia
N~'' 81 mas ben SOFA or disposed Of thu ,na,sr
'A 10 ne r'gua ted by he value IF the IL rf At tho
ime silt was brought with on Der cent dan
ulVeh un1er my hand. end the SeaI Of thu ~ "a ,ho
l. 81 day and yea above writ. n
WI. L. sHARKEY
BY the Governor:
JAMES YERazR Sec ,etarv ~ Sta.
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lne suif'ring9 of the people in Viz
slh'a are u ,ly increasing. R.cb,,o,a =
IN an actual State of starva.iao All
httie capital there il, is held b.oIx So.
! error en- Of the $50 900 clause in The
Amnesty ProvlaA,ation. - 'Ae
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OBITlIARv

on -. - 80 = at he residencs of Mr. Irueh ch.n,.
ter r. Dsa aged one year. one month and f ana
ne sutfeTinss ofit le ROY are Overland be ;s nov
u tne entynsnt Of aeeestai home IN tina, beapt,f,,
aooye' I'd basSiag il the sunshine of f;reator.
sm'es weep not for him. Thiak OF your I;ttla
.Hsia0 Ony - living flower transplansed and re.
to ched by Divine hand
An what is life; a bubble on a st-eo,
a VISION of'e I; haf remembered dream.
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y THE DAILY CLARION will herenf,er \,
shed on a FULL SHEET, and no labor or ~.
q s0"sed 81 make it worthy tho patronass o. the
Bc 40
VII eohi-1in tho latest news BT TELEGRAPH
.. parA q tho United States Information as 70
Dndition Of markets in tho moss i,nportan; South.
iiieS nh accounts q the measures how IN pro.
for tho reorganization Of Mississippi and other
fern sfa''s' with variety Of totereseIns fealipc
X
TIE WEEKLY CLARION wfl De published
sunday morning, aud win contain the choices,
aon' ffr.n sie Daily together with m Interc.t.p,,
original or selected.
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CRoPs,-fhnre is to be seen in PaiIlips
County tfe finest of crops of cottop
"nta'' ana corn, and the present pros
pTC.S are very hatterirg All kind Of
80 ,nitS cen DC h&d In our ci'y,-peaches,
~, pears, melons eic., etc, al 3 very
10" pfIce.-lieiena fArk.) Carjon
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druggists, in the city ard country
Iur hasa All hSvs tina selection of tb.;,
the largest assortment, IN the city. J.n,a.
ho!eiale druggist, corner If Co npaon s,c
'fee'S. Now Orleans, is pr epsred to ae,
the low est n -tA OF plireE.
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DIAN MILITARY DIRECTORY

=. "a, TE'tS FIRST BRIGA7G FIRST
PloN '>lA iEhNr - ARMY CORPS,
AID
NIK'Cr OF EA II ETSSIS2TPPI. pRrvrr
DIR 'EhERAL q. Z. LiPPENCOTT. COW
p JAMES FE2NALD, aiide.Csnn.
CHAs. L. HUDSON, Aet. Asst Ali. Gan1
mt. SAMP|0N PLATG. Provost Marsh,
a.. ROSCO+ TILTON, Act. Asst 1us oa,
a. Il. B FOLKS Act Asst ~
az. y. " clarke Prov. Mar Freedmen.
u. II. 8. BUCK: At Com. suhzi tarcc.
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Ar. IL. E. Cox, at Tunnel Hill
has a large sale OF stock and farm
ents, together with a tract OF
vertised to take place on Wedues-
g. %.
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mission and general merchants
wholesale dsa, store Of Jas G.aces,.
n L aa4 @4saz!na streets, New o.
az eeionaiag to tho drug .rade the,
p prices bascd on :te latest golI quo
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| egram says: { -" 'ei
Inc Postmaster General has lust en-
Iloi'zFd the following important rail
way ''urnnDication in the Santber..
States. On the route frcn Mobile, Aia.
pana, to Columbus, Kentucky. mail sar
We IS ordered; on ne Mobile and Ohio
hGi|"Y' from Mobile, Aiahana. bv On
irhVlii'', EcataT, 10 State Line Station,
Mississippi, Sackartowo, Wincbaster
:, /" ayne5"1fo Red Bluff, Shahhuta, D.
Soto, QlitinaD, Enterprise, Meridian
~ Maflon S'atioh,> Sweoornochie. Scooba,
= " "'lsi'k Station Sbnggalh NJ lcnn.
tordsville, Art, STA, Morheri's Sta.inn
: ,o"it f'iatlon: West Point, Egypt, Oko
one Verona. Tupeio, S:ltilla, B ,ldwjn
Is 'onevi'le, R'enzi, Corinta, Purdy. Ten
'iesseH' Montezuma, Mount 2 .oson Jack
on Gadson, Hunib,it Trenton. Overs
9eation, itnmberford Depot, COUNTY linz.
:. aakell alton, Troy Station, Union
- State Live, CaYdes Landipc. and
MOSCOW. 10 Columbus 472 miles. ana
BACK nearly or as much either, SIS ,ha
rains may run If required, and allow
ON pehss'ion at the rate of SlG0 nor :
ne per snnum until the 30th Of June =
9oo satJect 10 deduction ,,ro rain iflsss -
l&n o&iy service be performed. or If any
,FHoa O. the non-completlon Of the road .
the route from Columbus, Kentucky.
Lila Ieisa. Mail se,v CO IS ordered
TN the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Com II
my Tor Transformation Of the mail rem y
'iumous to Faficiana, fourteen miles u
times week, and allowing coInDen N
non al the rate nt fifty dollars per nil, y
aonum, untii the 30.h Of June, 1866 81
me route from Jackson, Tenn, to q
;ro, HI. mai! sarrica IL orJanl
aFits La'imer FER the convf vance of
mail below Cairo, Ill, to Colpmhns A
:, as often a. may be r. qaired 10 cor Va
q with the Mobile and 01io and lis era
> Central Il dlrotd, allowing con1p4o~ It.
ION at the rate OF seventy five dollars wh
mite per annum, until the 3Osh OF IL q
1e, 1866. :ul
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, rulnor has had some currency in this
state that John Perkins, late member
OF thA Confederate Congress, who wa
once member OF the United States Com
3ress. aud is large planter aud land
noider In thls State. was waylaid ard
klIied near E@gle Pass, on his way 10
9.exlco. We have lesrned from Judge
Perkins friends that there Is -
truth in this statement-that the Inflge
has been seen or heard from sinca
ms reported death Itis probable he was
attacked by robbers. and it is believed
DE- succeeded in killing two Of them and
1lsperslng the others.-N O. Picavune.
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Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist
Common snd Magazine streets, New Or
ow prepared to supply those in want of
medicines. with everything app rtaiuirr
Ez trade, st the lcweEt market rates.
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John Hancock declines the nomination
Tor Governor, rendered by the late n,eet
| ing In Houston, upon the ground that
acre Is no mode provided by or Con.
'1tuflon ana laws by which the neo,j.
mag proceed to organize their State Gov.
erhment, He says the state of The case
IS not politically different from what i
was during the war, aud that. therefor
sS Il measure of war, to promote its Oh
Jects and 10 secure to the inhahitants nro
Iec'ioh OF person and property, the Pres;-
cent OF the Cnited States NAV, undCr Tho
Oonstif"tion, appoipta Military Governor
or DINER officer TO administer ne laws :,
'hese purposes. IN time the regnIar
methods wall recur. How long Inn
must elapse before this can be. he do
rot profess to judge but he doubts nor |
thAt II The spirit already shown be msin
tAnei !, that the Military Goyernor---Csar
'faI hamilton, as lie understands--w;;I
q, most scheertully give his co-operafiop ~
the re organization Of the State Govern
ment: AMI, in spirit of forbe.rance and
conc'ilatlon: do ali in his power TO scoIra
10 the people Of Texas the realiyatio,, Of
ne great Objects TOR ch the war has
ecu CARED on Ia successful ternina
ION me preservation Of The Union tho
constitution, and. the enforcement nf tho
avs" Vi Tue ,
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III. NJ P,'rdae, Esq, appoints S
Z q, his attorney while absent
State.
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Telson, Station agent, has n
this mornings paper, impor-
hirpers.
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1tIoe the advertisement of Stu
med by young lady. Address
C3lumbaH. Mss.
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5. Pace, Justice of the Peace
Rnty, will hold his courts as az
See his card.
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fnii reports OF tho crops in OHIO. KIN.
sas' canada West. lndL,, Iowa. Mjnnesen
"a, Illinois and Michigan have. been ,,nt,
Hsned. The cereals have not bAen ninon
injured by rains. Only few points havo
~ pfen marked by disaster in this resnac,
me testimony is that the season will he
enc OF remarkable bounty in the leaa;no
staples especially should tho warr5
weather iulflli The promise OF the corn
crop Inc prices of iii cereals will con
Setquehlly dctline, The enormous onan
'L'les OF oats now in the West will reduce
me market at once TO quite low price
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TO SPORTSNEy

POWDER. HOT AND C4ps. for sn.-,,,.
poses IA n'itsd Qualities ty sneei i re,,ni y.
F. WEST S co
- - - Al ~. -
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TERMS:
! a Y US &f q AHVERTIEECn

"'9 ~ Adv e ak KaSESE.
|ertiae,nents VIII be Inserted for any time legs
ne month, a: the rate Of ONE DOLIATp
FIFTY cEsxTs per square FOR the tirxt in.
and SEVENTY CENTS nor
for each subsequent insertion.
Frtisements ordered for one month, no, excesd.
squares, viii be charged perssquare. TEN
LARS
eral deduction Will be made TO these vhs al.
by the year.
|tver'iseincnts must be paid for in advance. or
nd of each month.
ktrA charge will be made for all advertisements
FED in the Weekly.
arase charge viii be male for editorial notices.
hte Of twenty cents per Inc.
r. CLARION, Meridian. Miss.
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kt''.on Gov Chas Clark's residence near Mace, On
~, ~ IN LEI ne Hack, two BAYS and Two
s'4hh btOWN MULES. bach Of The nules 49,
"; I H. with the letter q The ears If earL arc
~ MY cFopPef hbe-sl reward Win be paid o.
me reeovrrY If al of them AM i,f pru
cciv. by Itu.S ~ ,n1lleI . y re-
Jniv3Odtf .NiN"i f.,t'
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TERMS,

For board, tui ion and washing for On ,
ias On t.e 2nd Monday of September paynnIe 49,
-; ~ "-oa'.ce' Ia National cn,IencY Si25 Cd
1llddi'ng cotton VIII heroccivedat ia1 rts 49, ,
Ge1vered 70 T. ). Dunlap at Shrniak SIa.io p0uh ~
Con l''j torS or I 70 the 1sssra Phillips ia Macon
lied at tue Sum;rcrvIe market price bt 80, ~ =:
nishiag it. NP'40e u tae party fur
Good fare will be furnished eserred "a, :.
an T, the students atendedby the beat Servant 9e'
ooI iHcipa mas withdrawn his name from all o,;.
- ~ c,iohs, and intends devotiac bis r...n,;r
20 tie tabor OF his former years fga refsrs 80
found. - las oiu students wherever
:, W;.gons will he at Shuqualak to NEE. s,,,a
Sne .afec irsi days Of the session TO come LIS LOT
) Imneryilie a small charre - convey them to
, Tor information not cont incl i, ,y;. o:,,
the Principal and propriafor 'H'S ea'af' address
1.r.., fH0S. S. GATHRIGHr
~, aln Re CRESTED by Mr. T. c. fia.tirich, - go.
Z ~ school TIE SaARcr1igc Eeraase Sc,a;,,r Ss w,
iupe n i5 simultaneously with the Instiete
4. 5. g.
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x from Il enry W. ALLAN.

|rivate letter from Henry w
Governor # louisiana, dated
FL exlco, July i, We learn TIA,
III Maerlder, Shelby. Lead
OK Fawes and Price, and
|to3re, M0f1an and Clarke ar
y cary on the Sd ult. The
IN perfect health. They
their arriva! at Monterey
l. lker, Han deman HiadmaH
q Governor r ynolds. he
he French are il possession
> and that ell is quiet. Il
E opinion tiat they will soon
sion OF the whole country.
ne proho9nces excellent, and
= discipline.
|oiitlcal allusion, if it could |
/ was an earnest wish tia, |
Louisiana would be treated |
be permitted 10 retrieve
fortunes; if such a policy is
romises to bury forever the
Poce entertained for the
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The following paragraphs daguerreo
type society IN Houston, Texas:
We are glad to notice that white mep.
are driving majority of the draws in our.
city at present. This is one of the reas
ons chies that there has been no valises
and other baggage missing lately.
All the omn'buses have white men for
drivers now. We are glad to see cur city 1
last h!lIng up with industrious. white
nscqaaies ai.5 lahefsrs.
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SUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE,
II boarding School for Boys and Youro
Men,
81 MIERVILL, GHOLSON P O. MISS

This Old and highly popular es.b,i.Ir,er+ Co. -,
| .t. o. boys AID young 1aen HAVING ,3ass1
ash tfi war without sIIsppp SION an1 bsr;,,
~. lisiieG 4 Freater aiiauut of good thar ,,nr "
st't0,I"h 81 the KIND in the SOUTHERN coIr,- .;ii
opened ON ne Sld Monday of S-pte,pber ner+ 81 p
ltcepSo O ndents. The buii.ljncrriH b..
ana repaired the rooa.s ref;tt Il ,r8 go
ttl'g possible to be done for STUDENTS vii, no sc5,
80 9o.1,'o.s text books viii be procured aud as 49,
as tos'ioc me apparatus and library restored - M
ny P,ihSlp3ti is animated by desire 10 eIavo.a ~
II oI ca lcation in the country ami fo ;,,,
o iS yoHtA OF our afflicted section the nec.su;t -
..s.il.i coltnre The ravageS of war and itc 90.
t1ton cannot lessen the vaIua ef i
prene Intelligence. ~ "a cue 'ou-
pnf people must come forward and roal;no ~
go. M: NJ. 'e OF the uncertainty OF riches and tho a.
t,ciity oi +4dhlan possessions "ThoB1It ic - -
90 no instructions ia provocative is -areeI
''ir ''DSo'uIe re must educate; it IS he oDi,, san
1 ne Pflnc1pai of the SuInmarvifIn I,,S.i,l.
tn pronounced by nearly all the Presidents a,I b.
lesSo3S OF eoicges III the Southern States - -,
u te,tcher OF the whole country His on- o
ilIhce IN the control and discplint of e,IooIse -,
S great power IN the recitation room constit,. ~;
e HtS1 teacher Of the land. All the ,r-r,rr,,,S -
IN educational matters nj tine Neil 81
-,.i,SHGa, ana Wa"n approvcd, a opted and nott,
r7cy Of merit. ~ must an aT'sto-
: thorough practical and classical educa+io mn.
tpt ecu embracing Every branch of a liberal
~ Sc ytWo boys Will % received AMI W., -
~ OF ao,hty besides the Principal viii be in -