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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23
PoLIT1cAL CoRREsPoNDENCE


The following communication, written
by a sterling aud active prominent Dem
ocrat of Seio, pretty we'll represents the
views IF the Democracy of the whole
State. We eheerfally give it a place in
"a columns:
ScTo, December, llth, 1865.
EDITOR STATES RIeHrs DEMocRAT +:
There appears to be an effort on the part
of some Democrats to lead the Democratic
party into the support of Mr.. Johnson's
Administration. We claim to be an hum
bic member of that party, and We cannot
zee how We can make a CONSTANT record,
and support the present Administration.
In the 6rst place, Mr.. johnson was elect
ed on a platform Of principle directly in
opposition TO the platform Of the Demo-
cratic party, and We have not been able to
see Wherein he has deviated fiom the plat
form on which he was elected therefore
ne cannot see the consistency Of Demo
crak supporting his policy. If the Dem.
ocratic party is Sounded on the principles
of our government, and was formed BY
the founders and preservers of our insti-
buttons. let US preserve it in its purity.
and perpetuate the principles of u illus
trious ancestors to future generations
But If the party is composed Of Office.
seekers and eemagogues, who are willing
to support the measures of any person
who may have the power to confer some
lucrative Offices. regardless Of the welfare
Of the nation, or the perpetuity of our
present form of government; if eorrup-
fioa has seized the vitals of the party.
and there IS not enough u genuine de.
votiou % principles left 10 it to throw off
eorrupting influence. then We would
propose to change the name of the party
from D~ahoeratie to Sgcophaafie, in or
der not to disgrace a party name. that has
became almost sacred. We, however,
may not be posted IN the principles Of the
governments, which the founders Of the
Democratic party designed to pcrpesuate
but in our limited Investigations, We have
not been able to see where, or when, they
favored the trying and hanging of women
and men by military courts; the arresiiug.
and con6ning of American citizens for ex-
pressing their sentiments, the setting
aside Of elections because the people re-
fuse 10 elect persons holding to certain
principles which they abhor; compelling
States to alter their Constitutions before
they are allowed to send their represent
atives 10 Congress, or even to elect their
State officers, The suppression of news
papers, and the suspension of civil courts.
and many other lets which are perpetrat-
ed By Mr.. johnson, ne think, were not
II ase in the good old days when the
principles Of the government on which
The Democratic party is founded. were
maintained aud praeticed. by those who
were in authority. We would be glad II
Mr.. johnson would pursue a course that
We could endorse without sacrificing our
principles. but If his future is to CORES
pond with his past course, we cannot see
how a Democrat can support him and
maintain his integrity.
Truly Yours. WHITE MAN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-Goldsmith Bros.
of Portland, are the heaviest importers and
dealers in Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
Gold and Silver Ware, Military goods, Clocks,
and articles Of bijoutry, on this coast, out
side of San Francisco. Persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing anything in their lipe can find
the best wares and surest bargains at their
large establishment. They are in Portland
what Ball, Tompkins & Black are in New
York. Orders from the interior will be
promptly and satisfactorily filed. Read
their advertisement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

Proceedings I'm Congress.

We have not space to give the last dis
patches. by this mornings 0~regonian. and
can furnish only a brief synopsis, as fol-
luws:
In the Senate. Dec. 10Th, a special mes
soge was received from the President, en-
dorsing the reports of Gen. Grant aud
Carl shurz, in regard TO the condition
and feelings of the people Of the Southern
States. The President urges the neces-
sity Of a restoration Of national unity and
harmony, and refers 10 the report Of Gen.
Grant to show that the Southern States
accept the issues forced upon them BY the
war. Senator Sumner DENOUNCED the
message as a whitewashing paper. Doc
little and Dixon opposed Summers view
aud favored the message.
In the House a bill was introduced for
the abolition of polygamy, but no action
taken upon it. \ joint resolution was
reported proposing an amendment to the
Constitution forbidding the payment OF
the rebel debt. The Judiciary Commit
tee have agreed to soon report an amend
ment to the Constitution providing that
tho number of voters shall be the basis OF
Congressional representation.
A general bankrupt bill is agreed upon,
to be soon presented.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

WINES AND LroUoRs.-To dealers or per-
sons in the interior anywhere, who wish to
purchase the choicest qualities of French,
German, Spanish, Island, or Native Wines,
of the finest Brandies, Whiskies, and Runs,
of the best liqueurs, Cordials, Bitters and
Essences. we commend a. G. Bradford of
Portland. Mr.. Bradford's stock is superior
in quantity md quality to that of any other
house in Oregon, and he is careful to exactly
represent to his customers the grade or quail
ity of whatever they purchase. Orders are
filled Just as if the customer bought in per-
son. We refer readers to their advertisement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

EXTRAORDINARY TIME.-The gelding
Capt. MCGOWAN, owned in Boston, in a
match against time, to trot twenty miles
within one hour, performed the distance
lately in the unprecedented time of 5s:25
Ia minute and twelve seconds less time
than that made several years ago by
Trustee on Long Island The horse was
fresh at his twentieth mile, and seemed
reapy to 60 twenty miles more.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

New DEMOCRATIC PAPER.-A new
Democratic journal is to be started at
Lafayette, Yamhill county, by Messrs.
j. H. Upton 4 w. J. Bowman, as Ed
itors and Publishers, on Saturday, Janu-
airy 18th, 1866, to be published weekly.
We wish it success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

JouN SMirH-John Cof Albany wants
a notice from US. We shall give you a
mango above your blackberry, John.
Don't fret, John-at least don't sweat
John-for, think of the roads, now, John
and, you know, John, that you are a great
man. John. Asyour distinguished fellow
citizen from Shanghai might say, John
John Chinaman, NC mean, John-you arc
great, John big, John g belize mechec"
Big, John; nothing more, John. You
haors (we fear the word is wrongly spell
ed, john a great deal about town, John,
but know too little of your own, and too
much of everybody's business, John. A
pachyderm, John-cyen a r~hinoceros,
John-has finer feelings, John. Good
day, John.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23
~ PAYERs REAp-

TAX PAYERs READ-Gen. Shelton,
ia command in South Carolina, has made
) reqaisition FOR $1,000 pairs of blankets
and immense quantities Of clothing and
other articles. simply for the freedmen
nthm State this winter OF course SIM
acquisitions come from other uncon-
ncd States. OF, It's ell for the Mig
ai AID the tax payers must foot the
hM Isl getting interesting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

Or EQuAL FALUE.-A leading com
mereial paper in New York asserts that
fully one-tlird of>all the legal tender notes
in circulation are counterfeit. Well, sup
pose they arc-what's the difference?
Intrinsieally. the notes made by some
counterleiting rogue who simply breaks
a law in making them, ARE worth Just rs
much rs the notes made by Constitution
breakers. If the pictures and coloring
and all that, are just rs pretty on the
spurious as On the genuine notes, what
more need he required. In ten. aye.
perhaps, in less than FIVE years, one viii
be worth just as much as the other for
any purpose. No doubt the estimate ol
counterfeit notes is stated too low by tho
New York paper. Who can distinguish
them unerringly? They are taken daily
at all the Treasury Offices aud Depart.
ments, aud not even the makers Of the
genuine notes in Washington can identif,
the good from the bad. 1t is but a new
mode for increasing the public debt
Salmon Chase himself may have a private
~greenhack factory in constant operation
aud if 50, every ~"luyal" bowler in tn,
land would cry out " treason" against an,
Democrat who might decline TO take III,
uotes at par.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

Nxw CoLUMBIAS HolEL-It frequently
happens that persons from the interior visit
Portland without knowing before arrival
there at which public house to stop. The
best plan for travellers is, first TO ascertain
which hotel is best calculated to please and
suit thems and 70 patronize that one. And
aOEs we can say to our friends in the Valley
generally that, should they visit Portland,
they viii find they New Columbian, kept by
Mr. P. B. Sinnett, to be a frstrate house.
L is well appointed and comfortably fur
nished throughout. The advertisement in
another column viii give readers an idea Of
the hotel. Guests may rely upon the fact
that the Proprietor only mentions in brief
FhaE Thsy VIII fad IA full.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

HANDSOMELY DoNE. = Archbishop
Connolly, of Nova Scotia, recently visited
the Convent of the Sacred Heart at Sault
Recollet, Montreal, and while there took
particular notice of Miss Maggie Davis,
daughter of Jefferson Davis, and made
her a very valuable present when he left.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

MEDIcAL.-By advertisement in our col
ums it will be seen that DR.. j. L. Coombs
has established himself in Portland, for the
purpose of giving treatment to chronic dis.
eases, of every character, DR.. Coombs is
well known in Benton county, and by many
in various portions of this State, as an expe.
rienced practitioner in his profession. The
attention of physicians in the interior, and
of patients generally suffering from the class
of diseases he proposes to give especial care
to, is invited to his circular in this paper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

BAnaAS BRos.-Who has not heard Of
them? They are the celebrated Clothing
Merchants Of Portland. at whose extensive
establishment on Front street full suits or
garments can he at once readily fitted to the
smallest breeehesl boy or the biggest man in
the State TO the sturdy laboring man or the
hc.male pink Of fashion''-.o all sorts Of
people in fact, aud Of every variety Of fabrics.
from the finest French and English broad.
cloths To the best domestic w%oolcns. but
. shoddy' cannot he found in their store
they Wont buy or sell anything of the sort.
They deal only in good or fine clothing, and
their chief attraction is tho wonderfully low
prices at which They sell. Go to Barman
Bros. If you are after clothes. Don't 90 any
where else in Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23
II


At the residence Of SIR. Daniel S. Smelling. h
T.ane county. otn,. on the 18th of DecemArf. 1865,
by Rev. Joab Powell, Joseph Meador, Esq, Is Mra
Isakella parsenk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

From VIcToRIA.-Intense cold wealth.
er lately at Victory; the snow four or five
inches deep, Frazer river frozen over, and
business suspended. The British wal
ships Sutlej and Tribune had sailed fol
Valparaiso. in consequence of the war up
on Chill by Spain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

There are romantic as well as matter-of-
fact people in Chicago. A couple are to be
married in the tunnel under Lake Michigan
this wcok
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS.

hoAinAS MEaeRASpA-For beautiful presents
tef aAdieA Or Ferhesehe furnishing articles for
gentleman, 20 to the stores of j. Narcross, J..
flelsehaer 1 Co, l.. s.ernbach, Levy Rros, 4 Co.,
hohs Bros, Oliver / Markham, Kohn 4 Rice,
and R. eheaals. They have inst the things tn
saat Asoeeasion. For splendid photographs SO 10
Paxton Z Thompson.
90 Qvick.-If yoa want charming gifts for the
Little Folks. pretty toys, beautiful presents for
holiday presentation, go to Freeland 1 settlennier's
store. They have n splendid assortment.
Dow FAu--Ry all means attend Mrs, nuni-
ways Select School Exhibition at The Court House
next Thursday evening. Tho object is most praises
WoFth-eneoarage well doing BY attending.
GAEsssxa-A Merry Christmas To all cur
, Patrons friends and readers, with " many returns
Of The day.e
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23
Meeting Of the Democratic State
Central Committee.

Democrats, and particularly the mem
bers directly interested, will observe by
call of Mr.. J. B. Stephens, President Of
the Democratic State Central Committee,
that a meeting of that body will be held
in Portland, on Monday, January %,
1866, ut IL o'clock, morning.
Each county is entitled to two mem
bers, and in case of vacancy from any
cause whatever, the County Committee Of
the vacancy county is authorized to ap-
point to fill such vacancy. 1t is hoped
that a full representation will be had nj
the meeting.
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Trains for Albany Troy and Saratoga Springs also
connecting with the Sorth and West leave Twenty sixth
street depot AT 10 A. NJ and 4 +. NJ.
Tickets may be procured the Offices OF wescors Re-
press in New York and Brooklyn Baggage checked from
The residence 10 all points this road aud It's connections
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

yXrANTED-A BOY IS TO Is YEARS; ONE ACQUAINT-
w cd with the city. who read and write, and resides
with his paents wages s. 80 per week. Address, in appl
handwriting, giving and address, L. b.
Co. Herald office,
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

0N DEMtNDE-UNE FRANCHISE POUR C0uDRE;
~ u n'est ps necessarc quele pnrc angais Sadfesser
22l hotel dc Ia Cnqueme avenue, entire 1et6h du sor
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
reference. Call At or address l3 christopher st.
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

IIANTED-COLORED MEN FOR THE UNITED
w States Navy wards, cooks ward boys
and barber for special Large pay and bounty
Apply to THOMAS NEWTON, No. 8 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1865-03-01

yLTANTED.-A YOUNG MAN HAVING $50 CASH AS
wv security with paying situation in a hrst
class house Apply after 10 o'clock at 70 Macdouga
at hail door
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

THIS Institution, well know IN sood fortune TO
escape during tn late WAR; unnnl1 $50
it's efficiency ... tho Commercial and
the plan Of studies eouaPi'
the Classical. ,,aoo 4ha atudv Of the
English, French. Spanish ana rit netIc and Book
Seeping Of Algebra and Geometry ,ass m. brsnche.
The classical course embrace eni creek Languages
a RSsore NATURAL and nta philosophy
the higher ,o Hns 70 teen
The age o. r0 hs admitted unless he knows how =
read and write. .hs ct OF DECEA
! Line n T g. the whole session (Which As1s
Baatb. ncudiOs board and tuition WASHING RsS O
| Fees and Starlonery 10
Eea ternas are payable In gold or Its equiv
For further particulars apply 40 40. ING
Spring Hill College, near M q " irTREIET 9. J.
!. Nov I4d3m.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

NOTICE TO CONFEDERATE SoLDiG: 60
wish to obtain for publication the ~ AZ
Wits containing the particulars ~ -
treatment of the Federal cover dnr.
each who has been prisoner "a fovor>
ing the late war. Southern psp roa IN oh
| able to this and willing to 9iI Ia ~ ama
tanning facts, will please publish S Of the
Au Of the Trans. Mississippi Depart
O" Jung military ii court now bookseller aD ..
stationer. No. 6S North fifth street. d
Louis Missouri.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

the following nsnuso
-. Of the Trepic, new aAn' Arms
nU ,S,;shed at Meridian by Mes'
The Tropic is one oil inc ,ons our ex-
hast printed papers amon 4;.;n0 pat
0 0s.rser. and from its advertising nesoessful
change. .nnsars to be doing suc0e''i
Ou ,1e;S;.n !. one of the most nou gu
ching towns in the State has md i
.0a enterpri.ing set of merchants, anu
+a.t becoming place of Importance ooner
n.n boa,t of two first rate dais
.nd !. decidedly fast place. r.on;
anu NJ Armstrong, editor of the lr0p =,
,.nonah !. Young man, has hao 0On, ,
sr.blo experience in the nes :
srAo.. . He has been connec'eo r.;
;tor;allv with the vicksburg un - edi,
uir.ippian and Clarion, anu n'ss = i q pr
b., few superiors. Mr.. GiOs0. ar, *
n n, i ev,nter Of more than ordinary -
"a Knows exactly how to get up ,,n f
wish them success IN 'nei'
taking: We have
TIE "a. na srat number of tins ,I p~
cei Ss:.h "a. a. Meridian, by AF Im In
Gibson. Mr.. Armstrong os raised,
in this city, where ne gentleman,
most deserving yOu"s
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

- our thanks to Messrs'
~we return p rug for a most &C
Craft & Johnson t seut US yesterday morn
f es Our friend. who feel p sr,,.,. 'o Of
o,Gsp, or brandy equal to JOve's nee'"r'
T n,1d take our advice and give them "a q
should nU Reside. the creature to when
call ,.l ns' aIIuded, they have great VAR n
ETY. Of fresh good; sD just . rSsssn in our col
umes. GOOD bus
ness, and as evidence Of 9bd it, fh literally ally
t tbs Clarion. They not only 40 n;o ent to ii
OCCASIONALLY sno send something nice "
rl;tor Success to them
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06
FOR SALE:
r04fOu plantation anu StOCA'

By Of the P : ou c .Ss re-
ubee county. MississiRp1,c rueEP next 1865 tbs
bidder Of D sae Of e.
cow reside, lying in the SoutneM ob;Ie g. Ohio rail
sSaPs 600 Of 600 ~e %
proved ana otbsr necessary out houses AlG tn'
Of Cattle. H FSsdeT %Rs. Rye
ton utenss ali or rent the plantation prtVatei!
Sssote the day of sale if desired. u.h.,.t Mobil,
| rNear Shnqualak Depot0 Near rM ~ allen.
& Ohio railroad. Administrator.
Nov a6i5t
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06
A CARD.
ola aKTrtendS and Former

A CARD.
To our old Friends and Former
Customers.
I'VE. the undersigned, beg leave to MORN O-
- u;rds and surrounding counties ina.
have opened again our old stand, at the non N'-
nAse rnruer washington and China Street
and sri yss SOCKS
one Of me arg Goods. Clothing, Shoes Boots Hat
ssaws Man als.. Care sy M
has oGsS Ssss @ for thirty
Ba7s,n HTces win suit purchasers We wOulG cchasn
examine polite SSE ': .nd .sntv:
| who will take pleasure "a AZSINSKY g. SIMMONS
Vicksburg. Mise
Nov 19ilm.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

his exp ,rience in . itorial life heretofore
is a sure guarantee that he Will get "
good paper. The Tropic 10 q hanasoim1 ~
printed sheet, and viii be issued uai.;
We commend it TO advertisers IN .hs
ueighborhood, who would e c.n.~
custom of that section OF the cIa'e'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~Cnpeain Lowd, as fhe Book sam"
Stationery store Of WoOdruG q Desers"A
"a receive and receipt for
subscriptions to the Clarion.
The Clarion will be for sale NJ Me"sr''
WoodrmG g. Deseren's and oFaers
eopies IeN there will be promptly ne~
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

Walters Southern e G 9nn where
Troupe nave e,a If their pleasant enter
t ,a;Hments last night. They .. w,n p lac
another i,St Pith an entirely rev pr0gransS1 r
The Cunninghams ana "lss oa house.
~ cannot fail to draO gooo
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

"a. J. Sanders of the .com% 4SaU%s
@ e Company will receive our thanks
n e.. late New Orleans papers. for
i0F The t~ pioneer Express Company nnaro and
late % I'D Of Messrs. Woodruff y n,o
orans for nor them papers
,srv acceptable.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

,a The beautiful weather we n"ve a On
seA- = ne for the last month, changed on
perienoeu ni lJb and yesterday we had one le
M0nu~ So vet, dark and dreary DAYS ~ -,
of those We. t this season. The weather
SommDr is still mild, although fires are
eortsble night and morning.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

n-Commission and general merchants
rfl snd At the wholesale drug store OF Jas oOues
corner Of Common and Magazine Streets we" ~
leans, everything belonging to the drug 'ra1s 'ns.
NAV require as prices based on the latest E0i0 4u'
tations
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

n.y. Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist
.ornero Of Common and Magazine streets, New "
cans. Ia now prepared TO supply those IN 49,
iruan and medicines, with everything
= .ha drug trade, at the lowest market rAtes-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

CIV A B. Bradford has O0en -.
80 for several days. Age aeas
,aoL. sswell as he did when we n'''
-, tan wears ago.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

,Tbe Legislature, after a sesSIOa n
,'z's1a days, passed q joint res0iu',I At
i0f .d;ourn this, Wednesday, morning.
o'clock.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06
FOR RENT.

,..,..,oo Of Mrs. Il. P wasaiDg:011 cr '9 9sDs
:. g:a a y &. s.:..s
II M sss sas .ue.n a''fs
ssssS .as .P IL sas
:s1: ..sd. and s TSs.s
ssrery convesie1ce neess 1hi.h Is fresh land: Mr.
he nay RoSss wals Mr. Daniel sn1 on
u; place ". .pvi r1s 70 the
esree miles West ct Tefls l. HUDSON.
n, r. i
, Dec adu
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06
Nov 7w5t
elizabeth L. Mayes !

I'm
No. ~. wife Emma OGanne ~. yaar
Tho: Ru.. s: IN i (. ..
!.
ss e
A sa9ssr sad "sn 81 IN
.ans being say OF
further ns: III: SfG;' one:
lisbed four T We Daily Clari m, newspaper ~
ss aSaS IN the city of Jackson w. o. CHAPMAN.
Attest: Clerk Circuit Court Hln0a 70. -
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06

Elias Bloom In Chancery.
Louisa M YoHng1 d.v in November. in the year IT.
A. Rules ss Csancery Court Of the first Di''r'''
'SSs county sitting at Jackson .nd II appearing
On the ii that
S% hs ssn ns ss s, apo.
vice of subpoena cannon The sald Louisa M Youne
SsSs or In 5an@.y
being Re. as p.r df fSr
Gs That hi" a. least
four IG Ssf pais Clarion newspaper p0
TTAhed ia the city Of JacKsON W CHAPMAN,
Attest Clerk Circuit Court HAAS ~ '-''--
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-06
ABRAHAM & SMITH.
FAMILY GROCERS,
MAIN sire IT,
Jackson, Miss.

lave constantly on hand. and for sale at l0"e''
prices, rIorr Crushed Sugar, Pul-
Bakers Flour, s S-ovrn sugar, Rye. Bourbon
~ G-sckers Butter Crackers'l
Sugar Crackers and
cream Crackers,
ola cataba Brandy Fine old Snerty,
Fine oia s.It Dairy Salt Champagne,
sack Asserted spices Syrup MOlA feSs.srs.
, c.uce assorl ed Candy,
w0r peeDer sauce HOsteters Bitte Gn,5.,,
fepP Ca.sup, Red jacket Bittsss Gore toS.cco,
| lemon syrup. Smoking Tobacco: T..
| Sardnes, Irish Potatoes &c 000